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Computer:
-Computer: (Sorry for the German): ASUS M32BF-DE046S, PC Desktop, A10 Prozessor, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD:
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-Mainboard: a55bm-a/m32bf/dp_mb
-OS: Windows 10
(new components)
-NVME Adapter PCIe x16
-Samsung MZ-V7S500BW SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB M.2 Internal NVMe SSD :
Hello there,
Im having a very frustrating time with my new Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 SSD.
I've been trying to make it my primary boot drive for the last few days, but it wont recognize in the bios boot selection.
I have it connected to an adapter, that connects it to the PCIe x16 Slot, because my motherboard does not have a M.2 Slot,
to my relief, I could work with it excellenty while in windows 10, the speeds associated with this M.2 SSD were fully realized,
which should mean the m.2 SSD is somewhat compatible with my mainboard (?).
I then cloned my OS onto the SSD in order to make it my boot drive, which worked most perfectly (more on that later),
but my SSD just wont show up in my BIOS ;(
I tried fiddling with the CSM, diabling it, changing the SATA config from ahci to ide, searching for other OS in my Boot setup,
all to no avail.
I tried to check, if the SSD Clone oder the SSD itself malfunctioned by inserting the Samsung SSD into another computer directly
with a m.2 Slot, and there the boot process worked perfectly fine, although the PCIe x16 adapter hook-up didnt work there either.
Could the Problem lie with the Adapter? The SSDs drivers are on the newest version, according to Samsung Magician.
I tried looking into the Boot Disk Utility Software by clover , to force my drive to be compatible with my mainboard, but there seems to be no recent tutorial on how to set it up,
just old ones, that i am unable to decipher for my purposes:
2016 (eng)
www.win-raid.com
2018 (german)
https://www.xgadget.de/anleitung/clover-nvme-ssd-booten-von-alten-mainboards/#comment-5487
Thank you in advance for helping me.
-Computer: (Sorry for the German): ASUS M32BF-DE046S, PC Desktop, A10 Prozessor, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD:
ASUS ASUS M32BF-DE046S, PC Desktop, A10 Prozessor, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD, AMD R7 Graphics, Schwarz, Orange mit , RAM und in kaufen | MediaMarkt
ASUS M32BF-DE046S, PC Desktop, A10 Prozessor, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD, AMD R7 Graphics, Schwarz, Orange im Onlineshop von...
www.mediamarkt.de
-OS: Windows 10
(new components)
-NVME Adapter PCIe x16
-Samsung MZ-V7S500BW SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB M.2 Internal NVMe SSD :
Hello there,
Im having a very frustrating time with my new Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 SSD.
I've been trying to make it my primary boot drive for the last few days, but it wont recognize in the bios boot selection.
I have it connected to an adapter, that connects it to the PCIe x16 Slot, because my motherboard does not have a M.2 Slot,
to my relief, I could work with it excellenty while in windows 10, the speeds associated with this M.2 SSD were fully realized,
which should mean the m.2 SSD is somewhat compatible with my mainboard (?).
I then cloned my OS onto the SSD in order to make it my boot drive, which worked most perfectly (more on that later),
but my SSD just wont show up in my BIOS ;(
I tried fiddling with the CSM, diabling it, changing the SATA config from ahci to ide, searching for other OS in my Boot setup,
all to no avail.
I tried to check, if the SSD Clone oder the SSD itself malfunctioned by inserting the Samsung SSD into another computer directly
with a m.2 Slot, and there the boot process worked perfectly fine, although the PCIe x16 adapter hook-up didnt work there either.
Could the Problem lie with the Adapter? The SSDs drivers are on the newest version, according to Samsung Magician.
I tried looking into the Boot Disk Utility Software by clover , to force my drive to be compatible with my mainboard, but there seems to be no recent tutorial on how to set it up,
just old ones, that i am unable to decipher for my purposes:
2016 (eng)
[Guide] NVMe-boot without modding your UEFI/BIOS (Clover-EFI bootloader method)
Advantages: + Theoretically, it should work on every BIOS and UEFI . Not restricted in terms by the BIOS/UEFI-vendor. (Yes, by BIOS I mean even
www.win-raid.com
https://www.xgadget.de/anleitung/clover-nvme-ssd-booten-von-alten-mainboards/#comment-5487
Thank you in advance for helping me.
). It was pretty detailed. I hope I will find it.
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