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b) has been properly inserted either into an M.2 port, which natively supports NVMe, or into a suitable PCIe slot (via PCIe>M.2 adapter) and.

a) really supports the NVMe (and not the AHCI) protocol and.

Since Microsoft doesn't offer this NVMe Hotfix anymore (although it still works), I have written this short guide.Ĭloning of a previously SATA connected system drive is not recommmended and not supported by me! This problem can be solved either by loading a matching SSD specific NVMe driver (if such driver is available) at the beginning of the OS installation (when the Setup asks for the target system disk drive, but doesn't show the NVMe SSD) or by integrating a special MS NVMe Hotfix into the install.wim and boot.wim images of the desired Windows OS.

This means, that the NVMe SSD will not be detected at all by the OS Setup routine of the untouched ISO files. Contrary to the newer Windows Operating Systems neither Windows 7 nor Windows Server 2008 natively do support NVMe.