Windows 10: HELP! X370 Gaming 5 cant instal Windows on my NVME

HI

I'm trying to install W10 on my NVME SSD (ADATA SX 8200PRO) but every time I try error is occurring.

- in w10 installer "your hardware may not support this drive as bootable" (but i found out that some people have instaled windows on m.2 on their mobos)

- if i somehow manage to complete installation after a reboot all files are missing - windowsload.efi and others necessary for eg for a repair procedure

- after installation whole installation procedure starts all over again



I was trying changing the drive to gpt or to mbr (on mbr its telling me that I can not instal w10)

I was switching to storage boot option as legacy or UEFI

I was switching the CSM support and secure boot

I tried different boot option

I tried using diskpart to make bootable volumen

I have set SATA mode in to AHCI and disabled nvme Raid

I tried on bios version 35 and 42e

nothing seems to help and I dont know what else can I do (



PS. my SATA SSD installed win10 just fine

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Mostly posting this in case others run into this issue.

I have an AMD Ryzen system with an Asus X370 motherboard and two SATA drives in a RAID 1 array booting from a Western Digital NVMe stick

Last night at some point the system - Newly upgraded to Windows 1903 with all available post upgrade patches - that the
Standard NVM Express Controller driver wasn't sufficient for the NVMe stick not running RAID mode (disabled in BIOS) and installed the
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NVMe disk is now listed in choose-disk step but installer says that its unable to install WIndows on this disk because it has MBR partition. Windows can only be installed on GPT disks in EFI systems.

What should i do now ?