M.2 Nvme SSD Msi Z97 Gaming 3 fix bios setting
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- In this video i show how to boot from m.2 slot on this particular motherboard.
Should be easier. Msi was kinda weird back then.
Notice: I was using Kioxia 1tb nvme cacheless ssd. I also have an asus z170-p with pentium on it, and there speeds were around 2000 mb/s. On this motherboard the speeds are dropped to +/- 800 mb/s. Atleast that's still well enough and better than sata ssd.
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me clicking on this random video solving all my problems
Thanks!!! It's nice to know I'm not the only one still putting together gen 4 systems!!! :D :D
i don't have windows 0/0.1 configuration option
Hi! Great video. I wonder if you can help me: I’m using my old pc to build a DIY NAS. Motherboard is MSI Gaming 5. I want to expand sata ports number with a PCI E socket (6 more!). Does any PCI E sata expansion will work on the Gaming 5?
I have the same board and it has worked for me. I have a 1tb NVME SSD, then a few other SSD's on the sata ports and a SSD on a pci slot. If that is what you mean at least.
Thank man❤
It really works 😊
Thank you so much. I like every time I have a problem there some guys on RUclips that perfectly solve it. Have a good life.
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Não estava reconhecendo o ssd m.2 ?
O meu não está reconhecendo
Tenho um SSD com o windows já instalado e com meus arquivos, eram do meu computador que quebrou. Comprei a MSI B550 Gaming Plus, ela fica apenas na tela de BIOS e não dá boot. O SSD é reconhecido por ela mas não inicia
@@luizfernandoandresantos32resolveu mano?? Estou com esse mesmo problema
@@ShamansGaming não
Nice video, I have an z97 tomahawk and I bought an Kingston 500gb Pcie 4.0 nvme m.2 do you think it is compatible?
Sure it should work just fine)
The only downside will be the speeds. Because z97 boards used first gen m.2 slots, they were limited to 10 gigabits. Practically this means that the maximum speeds are slightly more than 800 mb/s. While using it i actually didn't encounter any problems whatsoever.
Man you just saved me ❤
the uefi boot mode is greyed out?
Please help me, I installed the nvme ssd, the ubuntu installer recognized it and installed the OS but I cant enter the system it just throw me into a EFI shell. What could it be?
fixed it by updating the bios.
Hi! Just wanna ask why can't I see my new NVME on my MSI Bios (B550 Mortar)? I cloned my OS from my Old SSD to my new NVME SSD but I can't set it to boot from my NVME using Bios.
Thanks in advance!
same problem my ssd also not detected on B450m steel legend. have you fix it?
@@nikoandrian__did you find any fix
Thanks bro it works!
Do you know if using the same MOBO I can get full speed if I decide to go with nvme to pcie? Will be possible to boot too? Thanks for the video
It's hard for me to say.. I have 0 experience with those like adapters. And it may be possible to boot from it because m.2 slot is technically pci too. But there could be more twists and i would not risk it. Also i cannot guarantee full speeds from nvme in any way on this motherboard(
this is OOT, but do you have any problem with external usb 3.0 devices (External HDD) with windows 11?
my transcend 1 TB external detected but transfer data speed cap at USB 2.0 Speed. my WD 4TB external wont connect at all
I cant find Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver for windows 11, also tried update driver through windows update same it doesnt work. mine msi z97 gaming 5. please let me know if you know how to fix this. thanks
Hi! To my understanding there cannot be any drivers to particularly windows 11 on this particular platform, because windows 11 doesn't technically support older generations and architectures like haswell. This results in lack of drivers.
However, this reminds me when i tried using an ati radeon hd4890 in windows 10. Sometimes windows installed drivers automatically, sometimes it glitched or smth and it refused to do it even manually (I was testing older nvidia gpus on that system too).
The point is, latest drivers for hd4890 were for windows 8.1, but they worked just fine on windows 10.
Try to install drivers for windows 10 and see if it helps. I personally still use windows 10 because of personal preferences and ofc system stability. Glad if this helps!
What am I supposed to do? I install my ssd without installing windows 11 so now I’m stuck in bios.
You should always have a possibility to boot from windows installation usb stick. Install windows and it'll be just fine
Why when I install my nvme ssd I don't detect my old disks in the bios and when I remove it it detects them ?
I believe, by installing m.2 and setting up the setting as shown in the video, you're practically telling your motherboard that you want to boot from m.2.
Thanks dawg this worked
hello brother, I have an MSI z-97 G43 Motherboard. i am using this motherboard with my i7 4790 processor. I have installed one m2 ssd adapter in the pcie 2.0 16x port on this motherboard. There is no nvme support in the bios of this motherboard. Can you show me a mode for the bios of this motherboard?
Hello mate, you were able to solve it. I am thinking of purchasing a pcie ssd adapter for nvme, and I have a similar motherboard, it is a z97 pc mate, were you able to solve your problem? Did you boot the system from the unit?
@@jdfesa Yes, I solved the problem. I made a bios (I combined the bios of another motherboard with my own motherboard bios.) Then it worked as I wanted. I'm at work right now, when I get home in the evening, I'll send you the bios link.
@@mertcan. Oh thank you very much, I would appreciate it!
I changed all the bios settings to the ones shown here and I just start up to a blue screen, does the nvme got to have an os installed already?
In my case windows was already installed. But you should be able to boot from windows installer usb stick and install it without a problem. If that doesn't help and it doesnt boot from usb, try booting from usb with ahci. And when the system restarts, ssd should already contain a setup and you will be able to turn on raid with nvm support again.
@@runterhunter5031what if I just wish to use the m2 as an extra ssd?
@@rippy56Tbh i haven't tried that. I'm assuming the m.2 drive isn't recognised in your windows. First of all, if it's a new drive check if you can see it in the disk manager in windows. If it's there, just format it and it's done.
If you are sure that the drive doesn't require formatting (drive is used or you used it in another pc), try enabling some settings i showed in this video one by one, starting from windows 8 feature.
@@runterhunter5031 Thank you so much for your quick, and surprising, response. I've tried out many things by now. Installed the intel RST drivers for RAID compatibility, re-installed the M2 SSD on my mobo to make sure, tested out a bunch of the bios settings separately, booted windows in safe mode to check some things. I'm going to be updating my Bios as it's still the 2014 version 1.8 and perhaps that could be the issue where M2 ssd is not recognized by the system. Neither anywhere on windows nor in the bios menu.
Worst case I'll format everything this weekend, and if that doesn't workout simply refund the thing :S
@@rippy56 Sounds like you have a great plan! I am myself not using the Z97 anymore, and if i remember correctly it doesn't even supposed to show up in the bios. Atleast i didn't see it anywhere in the bios, but just fine in the system or windows installer. My bios version was 2.6, and that could be the issue for you.
Hi Thanks for the info. I have used a lot of time trying to make my Samsung m2 NVME vorking in the m2 slot on my Z97A gam 6 board. Only thing will it work with win7/64 bit or do I have to change to WIN10.
Hi! It's atleast worth a try. It will most likely work just fine. I think that the windows 8 configuration setting actually just means that you can boot from m.2, but it doesn't have to do anything with the os itself.
Montei so que estou com problemas para configuras as frequencias das memoria ryzen 5600x placa mae msi gaming plus.
Thanks a lot... Nice work
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Do we really need the "WIndows 8/8.1 Feature" enabled?... I'm still wondering about its purpose and scope, what features we're talking about.
That's a good question! I am actually not 100% sure. Technically it has something to do with uefi. I haven't tested disabling this feature. I suppose that it might work without it tho.
it's necessary to get access on secure boot and disable it
Thanks bro u are awesome
your bios need to update too ! i see 2.6 version there is 2.A last version in 2016 download it
Thank you soo much for the video but now that the starting screen is different how do i enter bios ? Is it still delete key ?
Yeah it's always the delete key. But if Msi fast boot option is enabled, you will not be able to enter bios on pc startup. Atleast if i remember correctly from my experience. In that case you have to enter bios through windows.
Atualizou novamente, tenho um SSD com o windows já instalado e com meus arquivos, eram do meu computador que quebrou. Comprei a MSI B550 Gaming Plus, ela fica apenas na tela de BIOS e não dá boot. O SSD é reconhecido por ela mas não inicia
Tpm i nasil düzeltirim
Brother i have msi gaming board 1 sata connection is working on it 1 m.s2 and 2 sata ports buth nother m.2 and 2 sata ports are not working , how can i fix that ?
I don't even know what motherboard youre working with. But with this z97 motherboard if you use sata 5 or 6, m.2 gets disabled. And same way around. Maybe you're having similiar problem cause? I suppose you should take a deep look in the manual of your motherboard.
how to enable secure boot? im using the same mobo but still coudnt find the secure boot option
Windows configuration then enabled then u find it
My Consistent H61 Motherboard Has M.2 Nvme slots on board,but i Don't know nvme bios settings, can you tell me settings ?
Hi! That's a rare motherboard you got. It sounds like a chinese newmade because h61 should not have an m.2 port... What mitherboard do you have?
hello there, any nvme works in this board? or just m.2 works? I was about to buy a new m.2 but I dont know what to buy, I live in brazil and there are a few options to buy, in specifications says its 2280 interface, is this correct?
Marca: Adata
Modelo: ALEG-710-512GCS
Capacidade: 512GB
Formato: M.2 2280
Flash NAND: NAND 3D
Controller: RTS5766DL
Interface: PCIe Gen3 x4
Velocidade de leitura: Até 2,400 MB/s
Velocidade de gravação: Até 1,800 MB/s
Hello! Yes, any m.2 ssd should be compatible. But i recommend buying a pcie version 3 nvme drive. They are easiest to get and will sure work on this board.
Hi bro 👋 i have a question. So intalled a new ssd on my mobo. After that i turn on the pc, and i found out that my other HDD is not present 😢 ive tried enabling sata ports in bios, tried via computer management, and its not there still. Can you please help? I might suggest that the HDD died, but after i installed the SSD then it suddenly died? Please i need your input on this 🙏🙏🙏
Hi! Sorry for my two-day late response. Luckily i don't think that your hdd is dead, i've never seen a hard disk just die. If it spins up but doesn't detect anywhere, it looks like a loose connection somewhere. First thing i'd check are loose sata connections. it is possible that while installing ssd you accidentally somehow moved the sata cable. One time i installed m.2 ssd and it seemed just fine and i installed it correctly. But somehow it didnt work properly and i had to replug the ssd and just then it decided to work :D Yeah so you might want to try that first.
Also an important thing to note is that when installing m.2 ssd, some sata ports will be disabled (particularly sata5 and sata6 ports on z97 gaming 3 board), so you should definitely try a different sata port.
I generally believe that you just have the hdd plugged in the now disabled sata port, so that should be an easy fix. I hope this helps :)
Omg thx so mutch u are me Nr 1
hello mate i need your help i have "msi z97 gaming 5" motherboard as far as i know my motherboard supports ssd m2 pcie 2x2. Do I have a chance to upgrade it to 3x2 or something through the bios, if not, can I use an extra device to make pcie 4.0 or something. I will be very happy if you reply. have a nice day.
Hi! I am very sorry for my slow reply. No, you basically cannot upgrade the m.2 slot on your motherboard. You can upgrade the ssd itself ofcourse, but it will work within this specific m.2 slot standard (z97 has 1st gen m.2 slot, which means 10gigabit max bandwidth, 850 mb/s max speed.) If you use a m.2 extension card, it will almost certainly work but not in 4.0, 3.0 at best. But i cannot help you with setting that up, since i don't have any experience with them.
Thx for reply bro i bought samsung evo plus 970 it’s gives me 850mb/s. it’s really good speed than hdd. My old hardisk was almost dead
Thenks good men
Bonjour, j'ai une MSI gaming 5 et quand je rentre dans les settings, je ne peux rien changer, tout est grisé, rien n'est donc modifiable, à quoi est-ce du selon toi ?
En outre, je ne peux pas non plus mettre le BIOS à jour, même manuellement avec une carte USB... don't know why
merci.
That.. is a very unusual situation and i haven't came across such a problem. The only real thing i can suggest is clearing cmos (removing the cr2032 battery for atleast 5 minutes and having the power supply turned off).
@@runterhunter5031 Thanks, i ll go on it. Je te dirai
didn't work for me
Hello !,
This motherboard support M.2 Pcie nmve gen 3x4? Thanks
Hi! This motherboard has m.2 gen 1 which is rated at 10gbits, rather than 32 with gen 3. Practically maximum speed you'll get is about 830 mb/s. I used a gen 3 nvme drive and it worked just fine, just with lower speeds.
I just baught a new pc and something like this came up don’t have a clue what I’m doing could u help me plz
Hi! Nah sry bro i can't really do much. If your pc goes straight to bios without you touching anything on the keyboard, it probably means that no bootable drives are detected.
Bro it said preparing automatic repairs do I just let it sit or what
Yes. Otherwise your windows just corrupted.
Hi, do you know if theres a way to set tpm 2.0 in z97 gaming 3 mb?
Unfortunately not, it's not supported. Only TPM v1/1.5 with the z97 chipset.
hello i hope u can see my comment i did everything in this video and yes i can install windows 10 on it but after finishing the installation when it restart to boot windows 10 i get blue screen 0xc000000e please help me i have z97 gaming 7
Hi! It seems to be a corrupt windows boot file. It's either oc instability, Installer corrupted or bad m.2 drive. I'd just reinstall it first, or qith another usb stick. Sorry for a long reply, you probably already figured this out yourself.
nice , im looking for achi settings on this msi board.
Its grayed out for me with
Don’t use raid mode it will crash your windows just amable your Sara slots
WINDOWS setting doesnt show up for me
Hi! Make sure you have the same motherboard. Also make sure that you have atleast same BIOS version installed as i do, or newer.
Can you please help me each time I turn my computer on it automatically enters msi click bios 5
I have the same problem, found any solution bro?
Usually the problem that is causing that is that there is no boot device to boot from. Or there is no windows installed or it's not in bootable condition.
I suggest trying to reinstall windows
@@runterhunter5031 i found out about the problem and yes it was the boot device the SSD that was broken
I did it
I got a blue screen
Now i got no signal from the pc
Unlucky. Works for me and everybody else tho whose hardware is in working order and made no possible mistake tinkering with it.
Im bout to just trow away my cpu and motherboard and get a new one f this shit 😂 godamn plugged everything in how it was still doesent whant to boot up worked half an ouhr now it doesent and i just changed out the pc case
I converted my ssd drive from MBR to GPT to be able to boot using UEFI. This worked. I followed all the steps and enabled Pcie Nand configuration. However the M.2 drive still doesn't show up in disk management. I have the MSI h97 gaming 3 board. I have the crucial p3 NVME. Can someone please help?
When i just got this board i didn't know how to boot from nvme drive. I experimented a bunch of things. So when nand configuration was turned off (stock bios settings), the nvme drive was detected and visible in windows installation. Theoretically m.2 should be detected in windows regardless of these settings.
This might help you: Try reseating the m.2 drive. I recently upgraded to a new pc and the motherboard didnt detect m.2 anywhere at all, althrough it was seem to be installed properly. I reseated it and made sure the screw hole was aligned well, and it worked just fine after that. I hope such a easy fix will help you! If it doesn't, you should check the m.2 drive on another motherboard.
Tô com o mesmo problema
Bios version?
You can literally see it right below the date in the bios.
I turned on windows 8/8.1 only and restarted now my pc gets a black screen please help
Did you do every else step in this video?
@@runterhunter5031 just did the windows 8/8.1 config and the auto enabled fast boot when I turned it off to on my pc black screened
I also have little to no understanding of computers
@@CobraCommander117Yeah well try doing every other step too. I'm assuming you're trying to boot from m.2 drive
@@runterhunter5031i am and i cant get it to work
@@Maykay1312 Make sure you did everything shown in the video. If it still doesn't work, load bios default settings and try again. Also my windows was already preinstalled on that ssd, but if you want to install windows using usb stick like i did, that shouldn't be a problem. In fact if your windows isnt installed yet, it's better to install it first and then do the stuff in the video to boot from m.2.
Screen is black I followed all the steps the display just won’t show
Do you have windows installed on your m.2 drive?
@@runterhunter5031 what do you mean
@@viral-vanguard I assume that you bought an m.2 drive and try to use it, but you don't have os installed on it. Windows doesn't come preinstalled.
I have the same issue, I tried followed this video, but after reboot, the screen is black and cannot to enter the bios anymore. So then I clear the cmos with jumper to reset the bios setting after that I can enter the bios again
@@runterhunter5031is there a way to enter the bios without clearing the cmos (reset setting)?
Hola!
Mi placa base es una msi z97 gaming 5.
Me han regalado un ms2 marca lexar NM620 m.2 2280 PCle gen 3x4 NVMe de 3500 de lectura.
He seguido los pasos del vídeo, pero no me reconoce el ssd.
Sabéis decirme cuál sería el problema?
Gracias, un saludo.
Hi! Settings shown in video are for booting from m.2. With default bios settings it was still recognised in windows installation.
One time i was building a pc, and the m.2 didnt show up at all anywhere, even tho i was sure the ssd was working. So i just reseated it and it worked just fine after that! Even though it looked like it was connected properly, maybe the contact wasnt that good somewhere. Hope this easy fix will qork for you too!
Olá. Se você nunca utilizou este ssd nvme é possível que ele nunca tenha sido alocado. Qualquer hd, ssd sata ou nvme que nunca tenha sido alocado a unidade no gerenciamento de disco, ele não aparecerá para ser utilizado. Vá no explorador de arquivos, gerenciamento de disco e aloque o seu ssd nvme.
Hola, tengo la misma placa la gaming 5, pudiste hacerlo funcionar?
@@tomasmedina9639 mesmo problema aqui
@@luizfernandoandresantos32 al final mi problema era que no estaba bien colocado 😅, con la configuración de este video funcionó bien.
Without mod bios, just do through intel raid storage optional??
Everything you see in this video is required for m.2 ssd to work properly. Especially if you want to use it as primary storage like i do. No more no less. Even if you leave achi+uefi on instead of just uefi, it will automatically change to just uefi when enabling pci nand configuration. I didn't quite get what you meant but in this video i show how to make m.2 ssd usable on these motherboards.
@@runterhunter5031 if im use m.2 nvme adapter to the motherboard through pcie by chipset (dmi), also booting the nvme as windows. Can I do it that without mod bios?!
@@bdgsmule1020 Unfortunately i don't have any experience with those adapters. So it's hard for me to say if it's gonna work properly or be bootable. I guess that it might work as intended as storage but not more than that. If there is a bios mod specifically for pci to m.2 adapter, i guess you will have to install that bios mod.
hi i have a big question! i have a msi z97 gaming 5 board that has a m.2 slot but i am sooo confused by all this m.2 ssd's! can u please find out for me, what stuff i have to look for if i wanna buy one of the m.2's? i just want a 1TB m.2 ssd for my board that works on it and is cheap :D thanks for helping me out bro @Runter Hunter
Still need help?
Hi! I'm sorry for not responding, i didn't get any notifications... I shall recommend a pcie gen 3 drive from kingston, kioxia, or samsung. 1tb should cost about 60 bucks. I personally have the cheapest (cacheless, can tell from having just the memory on board and no smaller chips) 1tb kioxia gen 3, that i salvaged from a dead hp laptop. The only downside with this and probably all Z97 motherboards is that the m.2 is first gen, which is practically speaking just a speed limit down to about 830 mb/s. When i install my drive into a z170 motherboard, that already has third gen pcie m.2, the speeds for my drive max out at about 2100mb/s (Speed limit for third gen m.2 is 3500mb/s). I don't recommend getting gen4 drives for Z97. Now about drive reliability and longevity. There are 4 main ssd technologies that are out there, and 3 of which are the most common ones. QLC, TLC, MLC (and SLC but you can't really find it that easily nowadays). QLC is the cheapest and will not live an eternity of 8+ years like the other ones. TLC is the sweet spot for budget which offers good reliability. And MLC is the long lasting thingy that's marketed for workstations and workload that costs sometimes twice than TLC. Samsung made this easy in their lineups: Samsung QVO(QLC), EVO(TLC), PRO (MLC). I hope this helps!
@@usuariodevideo yes i haver the same problem and i still need help, please
Does MSI Z97 Gaming 3 support NvMe m2 SSD ? enyone know that ?
Think twice before writing a comment. Maybe read description first. Yes, it does support nvme.
Спасибо большое
Brother
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