Mila N.
Infrastructure person. Prefers runbooks over heroics. Interested in monitors, homelab, wifi.
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ahh classic it's usually safe to leave a non critical device without a driver, but chipset related devices can affect power management and sleep. Worth fixing.
ok so alternative: disable VMD in the BIOS (sometimes listed under storage or advanced settings)... then Windows sees teh NVMe with its inbox driver. Only do this for a clean install ; on an existing install, switching storage mode makes…
for me it was the update... swapped it and boom, fixed