Windows 10: Can't Secure Boot with a SSD Nvme

Hi, I'm trying to enable secure boot in my PC, but every time I've tried, it freezes at the start screen of the Motherboard, I have a SSD M.2 Nvme 500gb Samsung, Aorus B635M Elite and a I5 9400f, I've already tried some things, like setup the SSD in GTP mode, an all my others HD too, but without any succes, I can only start the PC with CSM on, but, here some wild stuff, sometimes, when i restore the configurations of the BIOS, and enable the Secure Boot, the PC will start normaly, like it haven't any problems, then i shut down the PC, and start it again, it stops working and I have to do all i

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NVME SSD

Tried this, and windows still didn't see the nvme ssd. It was a brand new nvme ssd right out of the box. Nothing works.

 

Windows refuses to install on NVME SSD (Samsung 960 EVO)

First, thanks everyone who copy-pasted the first relevant results they found in Google. I found those before I asked the question.

The solution that I got to work is as follows:

• Disable CSM / UEFI
• Enable Secure Boot
• Now the installer can access the NVME SSD
  • Format the drive
  • Restart the machine
• 
  Enable CSM / UEFI
  
• 
  Disable Secure Boot
  
• 
  Proceed to installer and now Windows will allow you to install to the NVME SSD drive
  

 

NVME SSD

Hi Adrian

Boot your system into BIOS

Disable CSM / UEFI

Enable Secure Boot

Then the installer should see the NVMe drive

Format the drive

Restart the machine

Enable CSM / UEFI

Disable Secure Boot

The installer should then see the NVME SSD and allow you to install Windows 10 onto that drive . . .