Then I replaced the Windows provided "Standard NVMe Express Controller" with the Samsung NVMe controller version 2.
Samsung nvme drivers v1.4.7.17 whql install#
On my new R5E build, I am booting Windows 10 Pro (Creator's Edition) 圆4 off the Samsung 960 Pro (M.2 slot), and did this install with Secure Boot disabled. Thread in Hardware section for mod/admins If you're not having issues - don't worry about this - but if you have experienced problems using a NVMe Storage device, this may be one of the factors attributing to the fault.
Samsung nvme drivers v1.4.7.17 whql driver#
I haven't been able to get this driver working properly in the PE while Secure Boot is enabled in my G751 Recovery Tinker Project. I was going to do it myself - but it needs Samsung's certificate, not mine.
I'm going to be sending Samsung an email too - to see if they can get the driver signed. This driver can be loaded multiple ways - Windows will use it's own NVME driver until the Operating System is online, then load the Samsung Driver - however if Windows has installed it in such a way where the notebook attempts to load the driver during POST or prior to Windows Operating System - the device may fail to boot. Hi, I'm posting this here just for a heads up for some people - who may or may not experience problems with Samsung drives on the ASUS Notebook range.Įrrors should only start to manifest if the device is attempting to use secure boot with the current NVMe 2.2 driver from Samsung. Samsung's Site has hit the limit for SSD Downloads, so here: They are still 2.2, but actually signed now Samsung released WHQL Signed NVMe Drivers a few hours ago.
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