Initialize string with hex value 0x1987 at startup
Initialize string with hex value 0x1987 at startup
I’ll note that everything functions properly on my PC right now. I’m reaching out as a precaution since this hasn’t happened during boot before. I’m uncertain if this forum is the best place for this issue. I recently made a clone of my boot drive to a bigger SSD using Macrium reflect, and also installed another SSD into the system. On the motherboard logo screen, the strings display: string vid = 0x1987, string13 vid = 0x1987, string14 vid = 0x1987. The PC then proceeds to boot normally and Windows loads as expected. Google hasn’t helped me. This seems unusual. I’m seeking suggestions on what this might mean. Appreciate any advice.
This may relate to a vendor identifier for each hardware component. Each device comes with a vendor ID linked to a company that manufactures chips used in PCIe or USB interfaces, such as the NVMe SSD which uses PCIe lanes. The ID 0x1987 corresponds to Phison, the controller likely present on your SSD. For more details, refer to the provided link about PCI devices.