Win7 stuck on logo animation and reboot after restore from ISO

[tarantules]

I'm trying to restore my pc to a Patriot P300 nvme drive from an ISO I made in the past using Acronis Image with no success.
The OS in the ISO is Win7 Ultimate x64.When I boot the drive with the fresh ISO , the Start Windows appears and when the animaton of windows flag start to move the screen freeze and restart to an infinit loop.
At first I was convinced that the problem was the ISO.I installed 2nd older ISO.Same identical result.
So I tryied to restore the 1st ISO in another SSD SATA disk and Windows boot perfectly.So ISO is fine but I can't figure out what is causing this problem.
I check the net for a solution and tryied cmd commands like bootrec /fixmbr , or /fixboot or /rebuildbcd with no luck.
Something I want to mention , when I restore the ISO with Acronis , I checked the Restore disk signature (option I never used before).
I also put the Patriot in a USB HDD case and plug it to my pc I want to restore (with Samsung nvme from that I made the ISO's) and Patriot was offline (obviously a conflict with the same disk id from Samsung) , and went to disk management , right click on Patriot drive and change the ID to make it online again.
I put the Patriot alone to my pc with no other drive but freezes at the same screen.
Is it possible OS to block the loading of windows if we change the disk id?
I can't think anything else why windows keep freezing in the same spot again and again.
Any ideas someone?

 

[flavallee]

A computer with a M.2 PCIe NVMe drive does not allow Windows 7 to be installed.

It only allows the install of Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Someone else can correct me if I am wrong.

 

[tarantules]

A computer with a M.2 PCIe NVMe drive does not allow Windows 7 to be installed.
It only allows the install of Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Someone else can correct me if I am wrong.

Thats not correct.I run Windows 7 Ultimate x64 from a Elitedesk 705 G3 Mini for years.
I write this now from this pc.

 

[AndrewSummers]

A computer with a M.2 PCIe NVMe drive does not allow Windows 7 to be installed.
Boot issues after a restore can be frustrating, especially when the system appears stuck without providing a clear error message. Running startup repair or checking boot configuration settings may help identify the cause. While researching recovery options recently, I checked WinPlinko for a few minutes before continuing to investigate.
It only allows the install of Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Someone else can correct me if I am wrong.

Thank you, I didn't know it before.

 

[dg1261]

I'm running Win7 from a M.2 in my Optiplex 7050. The trick is you first need to slipstream a couple NVMe patches into your installation media. See Tom's Hardware: "Windows 7 Not Seeing NVME-PCI-e Drive" for more info.

If you're trying to restore from an image of another installation, it won't work unless that other installation had the NMVe patches already embedded in it.

 

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