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Windows cannot be installed to this disk. After numerous reboots, the laptop recognized it and started marching me through the reinstallation process until I got to the:

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Finally, I loaded a Create WIndows 10 on a USB drive and plugged it in. I couldn't boot in Safe Mode and I couldn't get back to the Aptio Setup Utility either. I tried everything, hit every key imaginable, and couldn't get it to recognize anything. After playing around in the BIOS, Aptio Setup Utility, I got as far as a black screen with 'Reboot and Select proper boot device' screen. Last week it stopped working and I got the PXE media test faillure screen.

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I rely on a spell cehcker and can't be arsed getting it set up on a firefox install on a hard drive I'm actively trying to get rid of.So I have an off brand laptop computer, about 4 years old that had Windows 10 on it. Then I drank heavily, then I came here, then it was now and then I don't know what happened.Д¬an anyone offer any help? Or a cricket bat? So the rest of the hardware is working okay (I think). I write this post on the same hardware, but with a windows install running off one of the SSDs I was looking to replace.

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Plus I haven't been able to get it to work but if anyone's sure that's the solution I'm willing to accept PEBCAK error and try again. This seems to make more sense but contradicts the 'NVME can't do MBR' idea I've (possibly mistakenly) picked up. Some guides seem to infer that you start the BIOS in non UEFI mode, then after the windows installer restarts the first time you go back to UEFI in BIOS.

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Mooching around Asus, Adata and Sabrent I couldn't find any driver downloads, at least nothing that wasn't meant to be installed in a windows envreionment already up and running- and those were just the regular MOBO drivers/bloat. helpful? For an encore should I open the crate with the crowbar inside it? I can't be parsing that right, but it's probably the closest to an indicator of success. Contact the PCI-E storage venfor for the UEFI driver availability details. Otherwise, the PCI-E based storages will only be available for data drive usage. The mother board offers one 'helpful' 'error':Дue to Microsfot Secure Boot regulations, ensure the Microsoft signed UEFI driver is contained ion the plugged in PCI-E based sotrages including M.2 SSD before set the launch CSM to. It may be I just didn't have the right combination of secure boot, CSM and secure boot key deletion (whatever that is), but given all that seems to be focused on getting a non UEFI install I'm not sure how it's supposed to help anyway. No joy, just a lower res BIOS and installer, with the added bonus one of the rufus partitions (presumably the one I Set for UEFI and GPT) won't work either. More googling leads to suggestions that CSM should be enabled and secure boot disabled. I bought a second, 2TB NVME drive (sabrent rocket Q 2TB), exactly the same problems. I even tried using rufus to make a boot image specificall for GPT. Other suggestions are that the disk should be GPT anyway. Diskpart, clean, convert gpt, refresh the list in the windows installer aaaaand. Gooling around leads to the idea I need to convert the disk to GPT. The partition is of an unrecognised type. Windows cannot be installed to this hard disk space. Windows must be installed to a partition formatted as NTFS. On EFI systems, Windows can only be installed to GPT disks.

The selected disk has an MBR partition table. Plethora of error messages as to why windows can't install on the drive (and seemingly can't format it, delete it, new partition- all greyed out): BIOS tests on the card pass.Д«ooting from the install drive the windows installer can see the NVME drive, but always shows it as 2048 GB (It was a a 1 TB drive). After restarts and extensive goolging I've still not solved the issue, which manifests thusly:Д«IOS seems to recognise the card fine.

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No problem, swapping motherboards can cause that so I try to format the drive and reinstall windows from a USB drive, created from the download tool that day (anything of any importance has been long since backed up). The windows boot from the NVME doesn't work. (other bits: 10850K, 16gb RAM, RTX 2080 super waterforce, 1000 watt PSU (long story), NVME is an adata XPG 1TB) I move everything over to the Maximus VII Hero. At this point I'd been able to set up the NVME drive on the TUF board as my windows drive without a problem. Soon realised it wasn't going to deliver the overclokcing I wanted so I swapped it out for a Maximus VII Hero. I've never worked with NVME before so hopefully it's something simple.ДЇor the first stage of my build I used a Z490 asus Tuf gaming plus WIFI.

I'm having some issues installing Windows 10 onto an NVME drive in my new build.

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