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Are your Nvme hotfix files the only requirement for Win7?
New to this forum (first post) and wanted to thank you for your efforts. Can't stand Win8/10 and would like to stick with Win7 as long as possible. Your site is great for all for want to continue using it. Thx.
Have seen earlier posts here regarding owners wanting to use an M2 Nvme SSD for their boot disk or just programs, games, etc. I just finished a Win 7 64 reinstall on a Asus Z270-A board I6700 12gb and plan on upgrading shortly to a 500gb-1TB M2 probably just for quicker overall program response. Currently have a Samsung 250gb SSD for Windows and a 1TB SATA HD for data and standard program installs.
Understand that the manufacturer driver may be necessary but I did download and install your two hotfix files for Nvme and wanted to make sure that they would allow Win7 64 to see the Nvme drive. Not sure if I have any way to "test" for Nvme operation without having a drive installed other than checking the BIOS.
If I do decide in the future to go with the Nvme drive as my boot disk, will having the hotfixes applied to my current Win7 keep me from having to reinstall an updated 7 ISO with the driver included?
Thanks again for all of the help you provide here.