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NVME not showing up in Bios, shows up in windows installation.

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A lot of Devil's Canyon boards like that one are fairly well known to have issues with NVMe boot. You can try updating the BIOS to see if that helps, but a lot of the time you won't be able to boot NVMe drives from those boards. 

Hello everyone,

 

I just built a computer and I couldn’t install windows because it kept looping as if I never installed it. After some online research I saw that my motherboard was not picking up my nvme, but windows is. Please help I’ve been at this for 10 hours.

 

PC: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kThtn6

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A lot of Devil's Canyon boards like that one are fairly well known to have issues with NVMe boot. You can try updating the BIOS to see if that helps, but a lot of the time you won't be able to boot NVMe drives from those boards. 

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2 hours ago, RONOTHAN## said:

A lot of Devil's Canyon boards like that one are fairly well known to have issues with NVMe boot. You can try updating the BIOS to see if that helps, but a lot of the time you won't be able to boot NVMe drives from those boards. 

Thanks for reminding me of my oversight lol. Updating BIOS was just what I forgot to do and it made it show up. Thanks!

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