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Discus and support 2 NVMe in PCIe are no longer recognized in Windows after config change in BIOS X370 / ASUS... in Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware to solve the problem; 2 NVMe in PCIe are no longer recognized in Windows after config change in BIOS X370 / ASUS Hyper M.2 x16 Card V2First, it worked perfectly before...I... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware' started by Stephan Ertel, Jun 16, 2021.

  1. STEPHAN ERTEL
    Stephan Ertel Win User

    2 NVMe in PCIe are no longer recognized in Windows after config change in BIOS X370 / ASUS...


    2 NVMe in PCIe are no longer recognized in Windows after config change in BIOS X370 / ASUS Hyper M.2 x16 Card V2First, it worked perfectly before...I have 3 NVMe, and a couple of S-ATA SSDs and HDDs... A real bunch of disks, just to know..My Mainboard is an ASRock Fatal1ty Gaming X, X370 Chipset most recent Bios P6.00A couple of months ago, i bought my 3rd NVMe, one is Full Speed on Board, 2nd onboard - as expected from x2 PCIe2.0 - and a 3rd one was mounted on a PCIe X4 simple adapter for 16 bucks and works great in the second x16 slot.... But to have maximum possible numbers just on screen

    :)
     
    Stephan Ertel, Jun 16, 2021
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  2. SLANCE310
    slance310 Win User

    PCIe adapter to NVMe SSD

    Hi,

    First off, you need to determine if your BIOS supports booting from a PCIe NVMe M.2 drive..

    I have a 2012 era Asrock motherboard in which the Bios provided by Asrock did not support booting from the NVMe, although it could be used for DATA.. I eventually found a website catering to the editing of BIOS files and was able to add modifications to
    the Bios to make this work.. It works well..

    Windows 7 will need drivers for the PCIe NVMe, Windows 10 has them built-in...

    New drivers will not solve a Bios issue that does not support your device.. You will need an actual Bios that is capable of recognizing it as a boot device.. Your Bios may support it now, but it may not.. It depends upon what type of updates Dell has made
    available..
     
    slance310, Jun 16, 2021
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  3. ADRIANLUCKE72
    AdrianLucke72 Win User
    NVME SSD

    I have the nvme drive in the m.2 1 slot that can run either PCIe or SATA. there is no setting in the bios to set slot m.2 1 to either PCIe or SATA that I can find.
     
    AdrianLucke72, Jun 16, 2021
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  4. DAVIDK_1
    DavidK_1 Win User

    2 NVMe in PCIe are no longer recognized in Windows after config change in BIOS X370 / ASUS...

    PCIe adapter to NVMe SSD

    I have a Dell Inspiron 580 desktop circa 2012 running Windows 7. Would like to upgrade to Windows 10 and boot from a new PCIe adapter for NVMe SSD. I understand that I may have to install new NVWe drivers to have BIOS recognize PCIe as a boot drive option.
    Am on I the right track? Is this even possible? Any help would be appreciated. TIA
     
    DavidK_1, Jun 16, 2021
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