bios sees the nvme, windows setup doesnt. what gives?

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been there man alternative: disable VMD in teh BIOS (sometimes listed under storage or advanced settnigs). then Windows sees the NVMe with its inbox driver. Only do this for a clean install; on an existing install, switching storage mode makes Windows unbootable.

  1. guys pls help okay, i feel dumb, but Im stuck at step one.

    trying upgradnig the drive on my freshly built PC. windows setup shows no drives. I downloaded K10N78hSLI-GLAN Bios from ASRock on another comupter, but its an EXE, not smth the installer can use. how do I get the right files out of it, and which folder should I point Load driver to? xD id really like to finish this tonight. seriously need help here 馃槶

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  2. ahh classic if the download is an EXE, many installers support extraction, e.g. running it with -extractdrivers <folder> or a similar switch documneted on teh support page. Otherwise, 7-Zip can often open it directly.

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    been there man alternative: disable VMD in teh BIOS (sometimes listed under storage or advanced settnigs). then Windows sees the NVMe with its inbox driver. Only do this for a clean install; on an existing install, switching storage mode makes Windows unbootable.

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  4. wait what i'd keep VMD on and load the driver instead. some laptops' power management and firmware updates expect VMD mode.

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  5. @silicon_garage741 holy cow used 7-Zip to open the K10N78hSLI-GLAN Bios EXE, found teh folder with teh INF, and Load driver worked, done with upgrading the drive at last. u guys are the best!!!

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