

#SAMSUNG DATA MIGRATION OS ONLY DRIVER#
If you are mounting NVMe SSD on the M.2 slot of the mainboard, please switch from PCI to M2 in the BIOS option called "PCIe slot bandwidth" and the driver installation process will detect NVMe SSD.


Please check if RAID mode is set, as some motherboards have the default RAID mode. Go to BIOS Settings / SATA Configuration and switch to AHCI mode.
#SAMSUNG DATA MIGRATION OS ONLY UPDATE#
Please update the motherboard drivers, including the chipset driver. We, therefore, suggest the following actions: Or NAND/Storage Remapping (the menu name may be different depending on the M/B manufacturers) is enabled. However, in the case of PCH, the Windows operating system cannot load the driver in BIOS configurations where PCH Storage Configuration is set to "Raid Mode", PCIe slot directly connected to UTC, or Please also note that the Windows operating system can only load the driver when Samsung NVMe SSD such asĩ70 PRO/EVO/EVO PLUS, 960 EEVO/PRO etc is installed into: The recommended system requirements (minimum) are: Please note that the Samsung NVMe driver supports Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. Thank you for contacting Samsung Memory Support. FYI: I had the following back from the memory team:
