I loaded the driver and now all my drives showed up. Ran the windows install, hit load driver, and POOF now it shows a compatible driver. I downloaded that, extracted it on to the USB, and plugged it in. Step 1 in that link has two links, one of which is the “non-Intel”. Turns out that I needed the “non-Intel VMD” driver. Download the Western Digital Dashboard to your hard drive Run the downloaded. Which is CRAZY since they came from the MSI website for my exact MOBO?!? Windows 11 32-bit & 64-bit Windows 10 32-bit & 64-bit. (Download and extract them to the USB)Įvery time I tried to “load drivers” during the windows install, it was saying none of the ones I downloaded were compatible. Windows 64-bit NVMe Driver version 2.1.18.0. I went to the motherboards website and Intel to grab every single Intel RST VMD driver package. NVMe SSD Driver enables additional management and support features for Micron SSDs in Windows. When attempting to install windows the drives were not showing up as an option. Change 'SATA Controller Mode' from 'RAID' to 'AHCI'.
Change 'Boot Mode' to 'UEFI' under 'Boot'. To download and install the latest Amazon NVMe driver. Step 1: Restore BIOS to its Factory Settings (when you get into BIOS, you could press F9, then F10) Step 2: 'Enable' - 'Secure Boot' Option under 'Security'.
See their download pages for compatibility information. Windows Server 2012 R2 and later include an NVMe driver, StorNVMe, that is. Some Intel® SSDs are not supported with the first two drivers above. Windows 10 and 11 provide an inbox driver that enables NVMe support (already installed in the OS).
Ok I know this is old but I had to post this in case someone else has a problem. Client NVMe Microsoft Windows Drivers for Intel® SSDs Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST) driver.
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