GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

[txemi]

Hello
I need help to boot from an M.2 NVME disk, now I have the bios F8 version, and I have installed the nvme disk in the PCIEx4 slot, Windows detects it, but does not boot from the NVME disk.


Someone has the bios modified / updated and the boot from the NVME disks has worked, I have read some post from over a year ago but none say it works, does anyone work and has the bios modified?


thank you,


regards

[Chike]

Re: GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

but does not boot from the NVME disk.

What version of windows do you use, how dd you install it, how exactly it does not boot? (e.g. STOP code)

[txemi]

Re: GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

What version of windows do you use, how dd you install it, how exactly it does not boot? (e.g. STOP code)

thanks for answering, I have installed w10, but the bios does not detect the disk m2 connected to the pcix4, I have read that it is necessary to modify the bios, so that it has support for m2 disks. The Z87 chipset does not have support for m2 ssd, then I would need to modified BIOS?

Thank you,


a greeting

[Chike]

Re: GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

Gotcha, well t's the BIOS not the chipset, so yeah you need a modified BIOS.

[txemi]

Re: GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

Gotcha, well t's the BIOS not the chipset, so yeah you need a modified BIOS.

that is, I need a modified bios, you know where I can get it? and if it works

thank you.

regards

[Chike]

Re: GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

that is, I need a modified bios, you know where I can get it? and if it works

thank you.

regards

Don't know where you can get modified BIOS, there a lot of information >>here<<.

[txemi]

Re: GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

Don't know where you can get modified BIOS, there a lot of information >>here<<.

ok, thank you very much, I'll see if I find information.

Thank you,

a greeting

[stevey1984]

Re: GA-Z87-HD3 - Updated Bios to Run M.2 NVme SSD ?

I'd searched several days to get this answer (to boot via additional pci-ide card, but it's the same - just an other device), so I can make it easy for you ;-)


open regedit,
go to key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servi ces\stornvme" and change value of DWORD entry "Start" to "0",
then go to key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servi ces\stornvme\StartOverride" and change value of DWORD entry "0" from "3" to "1".


close, restart and be happy ;-)