Remove Device under Devices --Printers & scanners (start menu / settings / devices / printers & scanners / select Canon MX 860 series printer REMOVE DEVICE Then restart computer.
Go to Settings/Devices/ Printers & Scanners...click "ADD printer".
"help me find an older version" but a second...
I guess the problem with long threads is that the original thoughts get a little lost. I am a video editor. My particular 32-bit software will not run on Windows 10. To switch to Windows 10 would have been free for me actually, but it would have meant new video editing software and a new...
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I downloaded and Force Installed the Samsung Windows 7 NVMe driver to see if it would work and it did.
https://www.win-raid.com/t29f25-Recommended-AHCI-RAID-and-NVMe-Drivers.html
>"pure" 64bit Samsung NVMe Driver v3.2.0.1910 WHQL for Win7 x64<
Device manager/Storage...
Aomei Backupper Professional allows you to add any device drivers you like when you create bootable media from their program. I did that (adding the MS NVM storage controller driver) and when you boot from it it still doesn't see the NVMe despite what the BIOS sees. I also tried adding every...
Good to know Intel has a driver.
As I explained in my first post, my Video Editing Software won't work in Windows 10 so for me I would have to buy a newer version of the software, build a new computer, install Windows 10, and not see a return on investment. My video editing business is not...
FOLLOW-UP: I decided to try a disk clone of my SATA SSD to the NVMe to see if there would be any problems to report.
I own Aomei Backuuper Professional which works perfectly cloning HDD to HDD, SSD to SSD, HDD to SSD, or SSD to HDD.
It would not recognize the Sabrent drive despite both Windows...
Summary: For the average NVMe to work under Windows 7 the hotfix(es) must be applied. They have been removed from the Microsoft website, but are available here:
https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds121505
With the exception of possibly Samsung (who AFAIK are the only ones that...
I updated the driver. Pointed to the Standard NVM Express Controller. Crystal Disk Mark still won't run. I rebooted. Same thing. Deleted it and extracted it again. Won't scan the drive. So I updated the driver back to the miniport driver again and uninstalled it (including all software)...
Thanks. Keep up the great work on that website page. Tried the driver and the flash utility then it worked. THEN, I tried the Sabrent control panel and that saw the drive as well. Wait for this: I tried Crystal Disk Info and it saw the drive. [Transfer Mode: PCIe 3.0 x4 | PCIe 3.0 x4.]
I...
I ran msinfo32 and it clearly stated that Bytes/sector are 512. Great. I really like the page you have here: https://www.reddit.com/user/NewMaxx
1. I downloaded and ran Phison nvme flash id and id 2 , ran them, chose the drive number, and both issued an error of unable to identify+...
What I read (from some Amazon customers) was that cloning failed with some of these drives because it uses (or used) 4k byte sectors and has no 512 byte emulation (512e). Then I read that they fixed it on newer ones, but they still provide the utility to convert it if you need it. Without the...
Sabrent has a Rocket Control panel and a Sector Size Converter Utility. I installed them both and neither utility can find the drive. "No Rocket Found".
That means no firmware update either if it becomes available.
Doesn't look like it is throttling. There is little or no activity on the C drive. The NVME drive is the only one that looks active with an average around 60% of the way up from 0, and peaks near but not quite reaching the top (Queue Length of .01)
CPU usage is at 100% for all four cores...
Maybe an MLC would have been better for video editing, but then again yesterday nothing worked in W7 at all so I don't want to sound spoiled. I've shaved nearly an hour off of a 2.5 hour rendering time. That's nothing to scoff at.
Forgot about Resource Monitor. Haven't used that since...
Is there a utility to monitor throttling if it occurs from heat?
UPDATE: Estimated rendering time just fell to one and a half hours. It is rendering at 75% of real time. So far so good.
Estimated rendering time is around two and a half hours. Same as with the SSD OS drive to the hard drive last week Maybe it will increase. Four cores may be a limitation.
I'll experiment and if I get brave I'll clone my SSD OS drive to the NVMe and try it the other way around.
John
You were right(again). Here are the results after moving it to a GPU slot x8
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CrystalDiskMark 6.0.2 x64 (C) 2007-2018 hiyohiyo
Crystal Dew World : https://crystalmark.info/...
I looked in the Device Manager and it lists it as a SCSI device. I copied the hardware ID list to the Crystal Disk Info ini file, but it still didn't show up. There is a lot to be said for a real device driver supplied by the manufacturer.
I installed the trial version of Hard Disk Sentinel and it doesn't show the Transfer Mode. Unless you have to may for the registration key first. NOt sure. Uninstalled it. I'll move the adapter around and get back. What about CSM in the BIOS with Windows 8 Features enabled?
CrystalDisk INFO. Ok. The drive does NOT show up in that program. The other drives show up, but not that one even if I rescan. If I plug the adapter card into a X8 GPU slot the manual says the X16 slot where the video card is will be halved.
By "link speed" do you mean "interval time" 5 seconds or the 1GiB?
I am using an adapter in the PCI Express x4 slot It is PCI Express 2.0
If I clear SATA ports 4/5 (both have hard drives) and use the M.2 on the motherboard I am not sure if the path is different. Looks different on the...
So I partitioned it as a single MBR simple volume (same as all the others) and ran Crystal Disk Mark on it. The results are about half of what is claimed.
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CrystalDiskMark 6.0.2 x64 (C) 2007-2018 hiyohiyo...
Thanks NewMaxx I truly appreciate your insight and especially all the help (as well as Larry's). I'll probably hold off on installing the aftermarket heatsink and sticky insulator I bought until I mess with the drive more. In case I have to return it I don't want the label to peel off (voids...
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1. Installed the hotfix from the Lenovo archive
2. Put the Sabrent on the add-in PCIe card
3. Installed in the last PCIe 4X slot
4. Re-Booted - check BIOS for drive presence - OK
5. Booted Windows 7 - NVMe drive controller installed perfetly. Standard NVM Express Controller
6...
Actually, I am not sure I am going to clone the OS drive over to the NVMe. I have a pretty fast Intel SATA SSD as an OS drive and I was thinking of using the NVMe to render video files TO. A scratch srive or working drive. I don't think it would be any faster at rendering the other way...
Thanks NewMaxx
I also saw it here:
https://www.win-raid.com/t29f25-Recommended-AHCI-RAID-and-NVMe-Drivers.html#msg61
What do you think about returning the Sabrent and getting the Samsung which includes a W7 driver?
I looked at that Lenovo site. The notes said,
"Windows® 7 does not include NVM Express (NVMe) support during installation. If you use NVMe, you might experience issues when installing Windows 7. The white paper explains instructions for inserting Windows updates for NVMe support and then...
Thanks for that Larry. I searched that subject and found this:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/c129f4f9-316a-4177-8316-630a7598b278/are-ms-nvme-hotfixes-a-must-for-windows-7-on-samsung-or-intel-nvme-drive
This suggests (the last few posts) that the Samsung Windows 7...
Thanks for the response. I just got an add-in card, heatsink, and a Sabrent NVMe SSD 1TB today.
https://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Rocket-Internal-Performance-SB-ROCKET-1TB/dp/B07LGF54XR
The BIOS recognizes it as Sabrent NVMe and it shows up in the boot list. The problem is Windows 7 won't. It...
I am a video editor.
I have tried researching this before buying and am getting nowhere.
MB - GA-Z97X-UD3H BIOS F7
i5-4690K OC to 4.2GHz
32GB DDR3 @667
EVGA GTX 900 in PCIeX16 slot
SIIG Firewire card in PCI slot
NOTE: *PCIeX8 shares with PCIEx16. PCIEx4 shares with PCIeX1. All PCI1 will be...
Received my CPU retail box from ATD computers on Saturday. It was well packed, sealed, and of course contained the fan and heat sink. When I asked them about Intel shipping a retail box without a heat sink and fan, ATD computers said they too never heard of such a thing.
I would buy from...
Follow-up:
Called Superbiiz and asked them why the fan and heat sinks were removed from the retail boxes and they claimed that Intel was sending it to them that way lately. I'll never order from them again.
I ended up buying it from ATD Computers in NC for $229.99 shipped. They shipped it...
Follow-up.
A word of advice. You have to be really careful using Pcpartpicker
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/intel-cpu-bx80646i54690k
I saw the deal from Superbiiz and it sounded better than driving an hour and a half to a Microcenter. And, unlike with B&H Superbiiz said it was a...
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