Nvme Driver  

SIW2 said:

Just click on the .msu file.

I get an error each time...Windows Update Standalone Installer...Installer encountered an error: 0x80240037...etc.

So I unpacked the .msu files with winrar, and using the CMD window, installed the extracted .cab files with the same name with the commands:
dism /online /add-package /packagepath:"C:\Windows6.1-KB3087873-v2-x64\Windows6.1-KB3087873-v2-x64.cab"
dism /online /add-package /packagepath:"C:\Windows6.1-KB2990941-v3-x64\Windows6.1-KB2990941-v3-x64.cab"

SIW2 said:

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thank you very much, saved my day, I was just about to return newly buy nvme and m.2 pcie card

SIW2 said:

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Worked for me, Thanks SIW2 :)

Joined especially for the nvme drivers so thanks heaps for that, as it was a task to hunt them down.



I want to clone my existing Win7 disk on to the nvme and use that as a boot, will this work, i have a Asus z97-a board and want to use it with the nvme ssd and a pcie card, as the m.2 slot has only 2 lanes. This mobo is compatible with nvme ssd, via a bios update. I take it doing it this way i can just clone the existing OS, once the hotfix has been applied and use that nvme as the boot disk?

reds4nilan said:

Joined especially for the nvme drivers so thanks heaps for that, as it was a task to hunt them down.

I want to clone my existing Win7 disk on to the nvme and use that as a boot, will this work, i have a Asus z97-a board and want to use it with the nvme ssd and a pcie card, as the m.2 slot has only 2 lanes. This mobo is compatible with nvme ssd, via a bios update. I take it doing it this way i can just clone the existing OS, once the hotfix has been applied and use that nvme as the boot disk?

That is the method I used when I got my first m.2 nvme drive and it worked fine.

johnhoh said:

That is the method I used when I got my first m.2 nvme drive and it worked fine.

Great thanks, just what i wanted to know.