Author: kdeuser
Subject: How To Install Windows On A PCIe SSD
Posted: 03 Feb 2017 at 11:57pm
Some interesting observations... I reloaded the Samsung NVMe driver. After that is when I could see the "NVMe" option under Advanced Settings in UEFI. The constant swapping of cards in the slots seems to have stopped, and the machine now recognizes the 960 EVO after each cold boot.
The problem with Windows Startup still occurs. I am not sure why or what causes it, but searching the internet suggests this is a Windows 10 issue and not a topic for this forum.
My other hard drive, SSD and DVD are attached without any effect on bios, boot or Windows startup behavior (for now...fingers crossed!).
I can live with hitting the enter key when I reach the "black screen" for now. Interesting that a restart command from within Windows and the machine restarts normally!
Subject: How To Install Windows On A PCIe SSD
Posted: 03 Feb 2017 at 11:57pm
Some interesting observations... I reloaded the Samsung NVMe driver. After that is when I could see the "NVMe" option under Advanced Settings in UEFI. The constant swapping of cards in the slots seems to have stopped, and the machine now recognizes the 960 EVO after each cold boot.
The problem with Windows Startup still occurs. I am not sure why or what causes it, but searching the internet suggests this is a Windows 10 issue and not a topic for this forum.
My other hard drive, SSD and DVD are attached without any effect on bios, boot or Windows startup behavior (for now...fingers crossed!).
I can live with hitting the enter key when I reach the "black screen" for now. Interesting that a restart command from within Windows and the machine restarts normally!