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Phison E7 based NVME & Windows 7

PliotronX

PliotronX

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The story is, I'm trying to help a heavy Revit/Navisworks/CAD user get onto a fresh install with an NVME drive and while the system does support UEFI, I am wondering: will the driverless Phison E7 be read as a disk during installation? I can't find a concrete answer. I can get him onto 10 but he might be pissy until he experiences the speed 😀
 
Windows 7 does have an NVMe driver available from Microsoft, but it's not present in the default install image. Either slipstream the driver, or present a USB drive containing the driver, during installation.

Note that doing so may be problematic on Skylake / Kaby Lake systems, because Windows 7 doesn't have USB3.0 drivers, either.
 
VirtualLarry said:
Windows 7 does have an NVMe driver available from Microsoft, but it's not present in the default install image. Either slipstream the driver, or present a USB drive containing the driver, during installation.

Note that doing so may be problematic on Skylake / Kaby Lake systems, because Windows 7 doesn't have USB3.0 drivers, either.
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Thank you VL!! Sweetness, I think I found it..?
 
Man that's awesome thank you! I've prepared a slipstreamed ISO - this guy is going to poop when he runs his software. He will be the envy of the other CAD users 🙂
 
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