Nvme & USB3 Drv during OS Installation

human1969

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Hello,


Understand if you are installing Win 7 on current generation HW,
you need to slipstream the Nvme & USB3 driver (modified in some cases).

But if you are installing Win 10 (v1903),
Do you need to slipstream any drivers into the Win 10 installer such that the Nvme SSD will be recognised & the USB3 port will function at USB3 transfer speed.


Thanks
 

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Remember go bios and disable csm and i think pick secure boot windows. Also check how to change disk to gpt if haven't
 

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Remember go bios and disable csm and i think pick secure boot windows. Also check how to change disk to gpt if haven't


Thanks for the reminder :D
Will probably disable Secure boot as i intend to Dual Boot.
 
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