Hi,
I have updated the BIOS on my Asus P8Z77-VPRO mobo using a modded file to allow my PCIe NVMe card with NVMe SSD attached to be recognised as a boot disk in UEFI bios. This works fine when booting in UEFI mode and Windows loads up without problems.
But when I try a different NVMe SSD that has been converted to legacy bios mode with Windows installed on the NVMe SSD, the PCIe card is not recognised as this in the BIOS, all that shows up is PATA SS.
What is the issue, is it the motherboard not suporting legacy boot on NVMe SSD, or the PCIe NVMe card which is the 4 Port HighPoint Rocket 1204 NVMe Card, 4x M.2 NVMe Ports, PCIe 3.0 x16?
Or is it the NVMe SSD card not supporting Legacy bios boot?
I have tried changing a number of options in the BIOS without any luck, not sure if I may have missed something or it is just the motherboard not supporting legacy boot mode in bios on NVMe SSD in PCIe card.
Any help appreciated.
I have updated the BIOS on my Asus P8Z77-VPRO mobo using a modded file to allow my PCIe NVMe card with NVMe SSD attached to be recognised as a boot disk in UEFI bios. This works fine when booting in UEFI mode and Windows loads up without problems.
But when I try a different NVMe SSD that has been converted to legacy bios mode with Windows installed on the NVMe SSD, the PCIe card is not recognised as this in the BIOS, all that shows up is PATA SS.
What is the issue, is it the motherboard not suporting legacy boot on NVMe SSD, or the PCIe NVMe card which is the 4 Port HighPoint Rocket 1204 NVMe Card, 4x M.2 NVMe Ports, PCIe 3.0 x16?
Or is it the NVMe SSD card not supporting Legacy bios boot?
I have tried changing a number of options in the BIOS without any luck, not sure if I may have missed something or it is just the motherboard not supporting legacy boot mode in bios on NVMe SSD in PCIe card.
Any help appreciated.