Help with install HP EliteBook 840 G2 along with M.2 Toshiba RC100

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       #11

    I think you did not understand what we wrote.
    Win 7 doesn't have the drivers to install on a MVMe drive (regardless of the brand).
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       #12

    Clearly understand what we are talking about. Win7 is a way older than nvme standart. Thats why it needs some drivers included to view and install on the nvme based ssd m2 module.
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       #13

    I removed the SATA SSD from my Elitebook 840 G2 (P4C18UC#ABA) and installed a Toshiba RC100 in the M.2 slot, but the drive does not appear as an available boot device.
    I have that same problem. I bought Toshiba RC100 M.2 SSD but can't use it.
    I have the exact same issue with a Elitebook 850 G2...
    Elitebook 840 G2 does not boot from NVMe; detected in OS; bo... - HP Support Community - 6864413
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       #15

    I have already read all the linked threads in HP-forum. Thanks anyway. The Toshiba RC100 is history.
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       #16

    It appears that machine only supports a 256gb 2260 nvme. And possibly only only a very specific one.
    My laptop supports up to 256GB of M.2 SSD PCIe 2x2. Going to go with either the Crucial MX200 250GB, $125 @ Amazon, or the Transcend MTS600 256GB, $135 @ Amazon.

    MicroCenter had a good deal on a Micron M600 256GB for $70 but they are sold out.
    He didn't post again, so we don't know if any of those work.

    Without further information,you might be better off with a sata ssd. Let's hope that works for you.
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       #17

    stefan4o said:
    Thanks for the post.
    I`ve downloaded this file 7UPv40.I`ve copy all consisted files and folders on the USB bootable flash. "
    Am I did it in the right way? Or did something wrong?
    .
    The idea is to run 7upv40.cmd ( rt click it and run as administrator) . It then asks you to browse to folder containing the installation media.

    It will then integrate the included drivers ( and optionally Simplix update pack) into the installation media.

    It does that by mounting the boot.wim, integrates drivers and/or updates, then unmounts boot.wim.

    Next it mounts install.wim ( whichever edition you selected),integrates drivers and/or updates, then unmounts install.wim.
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       #18

    Hello. It is me again.
    The seller exchange my Toshiba Rc100 for Transcend 420S 240Gb. And now - everything is fine - I`ve installed WIN7 on it and runs great. It is not the solution of the problem, but it`s something - at least I have a working notebook with installed OS on it. Thanks all and best regards.
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  9. Posts : 7,351
    Windows 7 HP 64
       #19

    Glad you did it.

    Please mark this thread as Solved.
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