H… is that normal… damm its a letter and i dont know how many drives boot ready devices you have in your system… is it normal i dont know
Has the NVMe disk any data or boot partition on it… i dont know.
Final advice to you and this thread, follow Fernando’s guide and install a fresh windows.
All the best, over_n_out, good luck.
Thanks will do that 
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I appreciate you bearing with me.
I have 2 old hd (for storage) and a sata ssd which has the main OS right now .
I plan to get rid of them once the nvme drive has settled down.
Nvme has nothing but an old game folder which I copied to see the speed of copying.
It was never a boot drive, just been purchased recently
@cn900 @MeatWar I have a lenovv is6xm mainboard ,bios version 9HKT58A.i got the bin file,but it display different
Different from what…if you mean not displaying as the update package in the UEFItool, yes its correct.
The IMAGE9H.ROM is a Lenovo update file and what you’re showing is your dumped system or a downloaded one from a web user.
Nothing changes regarding the previous instructions.
I’m not familiar with that screen shot from this forum…
Follow the guide [HowTo] Get full NVMe Support for all Systems with an AMI UEFI BIOS - Special Topics / NVMe Support for old Systems - Win-Raid Forum (level1techs.com)
EDIT: Glad you made it, enjoy it.
Thanks!I use this guide on my lenovo is6xm maniboard,it worked!nvme HDD is so cool!,so fast! Thank you very much!
@MeatWar Hi.Excuse me for my English.I used this guide on my lenovo is6xm mainboard,it worked OK.Thank you.I have an another question,My pcie 4X to nvme can bootable,but pcie 1X to nvme cannot bootable,it can normal use in the windows10,11,it only can’t bootable,please help me.Thank you very much!
I hate the “Please help me”… always sounds a matter of life and death… and this is usually just cheap Chinese hardware pcbs adapters…
Why dont you ask the Chinese that small issue you found, you’re asking here why, probably, a cheap/lousy pcie adapter boots with a certain disk on a slot and not on another…
Lets see…maybe the adapter is “Pure” s****, maybe the adapter doesnt like the disk, maybe the adapter doesnt like the motherboard slot… maybe the disk doesnt like the adapter…
This is not NVMe DXE driver related or mod.
Clear picture for you now ???
EDIT: No need the “Sorry”, its just those kind of obvious issues that its just pure logic 0 or 1 and has nothing to do with the forum, the mod or the original content of you initial query, this is a user task to “debug” it… of course its hard when a user only have one motherboard to test it, one adapter and on disk…
Sorry.I try another PCI 1X adapters.
