american megatrends bios update g752vs.306

Page File: 5421MB used, 13330MB available of the required output - hopefully not all information might be nec. Yes i got 2 SSD NVMe up and running as well as one SATA HD and the BlueRay device. PS: i searched wihtin the forum for a smiliar case but couldn't anything - please forgive me if i missed a post latest Patches)ġx HD - NVMe Samsung SSD 970 (gaming disk)ġx HD - Travelstart 1TB (defaul delivery - data disk)ġx BD - BlueRay Player (default delivery) I restarted the system again and within the BIOS I changed the 'SATA Mode Selection' from 'AHCI' back to 'RAID'.Īfter that the system start was working fine.ĭoes anyone know how to update those NVMe drivers?ĭisk - 1x HD - NVMe Samsung SSD 960 (boot - Windows10 Home incl. it performed a reboot.Īfter 3 failed attempts, the Repair Option of MS started. > Windows didn't boot anymore, that means the ROG Logo was shown and it seems that the OS tried to be started in the background, but after ~5 sec. So i thought that changing the entry from 'RAID' to 'AHCI' might solve the problem, since we got 2 different devices (HD and CDROM - so how should RAID work in this case). In the 'Advanced' options i haven seen the 'SATA Mode Selection' parameter is set to 'RAID'Īt this point the HD and the BlueRay Player were displayed. Connect the device and try again'.įor this kind of error a found a other hint, saying that no RAID config should be set in the BIOS. But the installation routine of the tool tells me 'Samsung NMV Express device is not connected. In a thread i found a hint to use the latest samsung drivers (Samsung_NVM_Express_Driver_3.1 - both of my disks are supported by the tool) for the NVMe devices instead of the MS standard drivers (date: 21.06.06 - version 3.1). when i play World of Warships - it also happened during other games, but during WoW it happens for sure. From time to time it happends that my ROG (G752VS - details at the end) performs automatic reboot, esp.

American megatrends bios update g752vs.306