BugeHenis

Thanks! How about the BIOS settings I also mentioned in my post?

So, I will be building a new computer tomorrow, and since it has been years since the last time, I need some help. So, I will be getting a Kingston A2000 500gb NVMe M.2 ssd, and have been watching some tutorials on how they work. Some people say, that before OS install, you should disconnect every other drive (normal ssd/hdd drives) so that Windows will install properly. Is this a fact? In many PC build videos people just connect them all, and proceed to installing Windows and all works fine. Also I've heard some people mention, that you would need to mess around with some settings in BIOS, in order for the Windows to be able to install on to the m.2 drive. If I remember correctly, the advice was to disable CSM/Legacy Mode. I have honestly seen only one person ever talk about this in PC building tutorials, so I don't know if I should believe this. Literally every single video and tutorial has either just cut this part from their videos, or they just haven't done it. If the advice is correct, are there any other settings in the BIOS that I should check before OS install? The motherboard I am getting is Gigabyte AORUS X570 Ultra, if someone needs that information. Thank you so much for your help!