Windows 10: Why windows 11 installation is always failing on my NVME 2.0 SSD PCIe Gen4x4

I build one new machine with the ASUS B650-A Gaming WiFi and now I can’t install windows 11 or 10 on the NVME ssd from TeamGroup. On external HDD I could install windows 11 but the PC was so slow that I tried now to move the windows to the new NVME ssd and during the action it failed also and left the windows 11 on the HDD-external corrupted. I tried to follow this: From: MikelsMikeReplied on April 23, 2018Report abuse!!.5First, 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 follow

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Clone present nvme pcie ssd to replacement nvme pcie ssd?

I have a 500GB M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe SSD (boot drive) that I want to replace with a higher capacity M.2 card.

Where do I put the new SSD during the NVMe to NVMe cloning process? My mobo only has one M.2 slot for NVMe SSD's so do I want to use an external adapter for one of the M.2 cards? If so, do you have a recommendation?

If you have solved this issue for your desktop or laptop I would like your advice on if and what extra hardware you needed during the cloning.

please remember that I am dealing with PCIe NVMe drives ONLY. NO Sata is involved except possibly for a connecting cable from the desktop to an adapter. I am experienced with cloning SATA III drives but cloning NVMe is a little
new to me.

Computer: Dell XPS 8920, 32GB ram.

Present SSD: KXG50ZNV512G NVMe Toshiba 512GB

New SSD: CT13049074 Crucial P1 NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD 1TB (or 2TB if available soon) or similar storage device.

Windows 10 Pro for Workstations, version 1809.

 

What is the Maximum capacity for M.2 NVMe ssd I can use

Hi Dave, thank you very much for the quick and easy to understand reply.

Do you think brand name matters when buying M.2 NVMe ssd, also when I search on internet for NVMe M.2 ssd
it has Gen4x4, 3D TLC NAND Gen 3x4, NVMe M.2 Tpe 2280 PCIe Gen3.0x4 what are all these and how to select one?

Thank you.

 

Cannot find PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD during Windows 11 installation (but found in BIOS)

I'm trying to install Windows 11 on my new PC.

Hardware:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600

Motherboard: ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PLUS

SSD: Kingston FURY Renegade PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (installed on M.2_1 slot, supports PCIe 4.0 x4 & SATA modes)

Windows ISO:

Downloaded from Download Windows 11 (latest); made a bootable USB 3.0 disk.

I updated the BIOS; installed Linux on it and it works without a problem, so it could not be a hardware issue.

I'm not sure if it's the BIOS configuration that is not correct or simply the driver support for this SSD is just missing from the Windows 11 installation disk. I tried to locate the driver by downloading them from ASUS's site but none will work.

So I'm asking for help:

1. What is the correct BIOS configurations for this PCIE4 SSD? (for Windows 11)

2. Is there a driver that I can download to solve this problem? If there is, please give me a link to download it.

Thank you.