“About adding the Samsung m.2 NVME SSD to this computer. In the bios, mine shows 2 sata ssd slots, slot 0 and slot 1. It does not show any M.2 slot that I can find. Does the M.2 drive show up in the bios after it is installed? How do I boot from the M.2?”
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I did not have to make any BIOS changes. I put the M.2 drive in and it showed up as an option when I started a fresh/clean install of Windows 10. I didn't even have to force it to boot from the USB drive for the install. I created an install USB from the Microsoft website and it even self-activated my install - no phone call to Microsoft needed. The performance upgrade is quite impressive!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi NVME drive will show up when you install it. You can either change the boot order in bios, wipe the original drive after cloning, or just pull the original drive ( i did the latter).
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