New installation fails - driver missing - Error B660
New installation fails - driver missing - Error B660
They decided to create a proper USB drive from Windows, which would have been simpler to handle, though it didn’t come as easily. Now I’m excited to test it out soon.
the m.2 could require a different bios if it's nvme... based on the default settings. it should be connected via pcie or ssd depending on what your slot supports. pcie for nvme, ssd for ssd. ofcourse... depending on your motherboard's specifications. the closest slots to the cpu are usually nvme, while others can work with ssd if supported. check your manual for details. m.2 slot 1 and 2 are gen 4, slot 3 is gen 3. you might test it there to see if performance improves.
Everything functioned smoothly once the USB drive was properly set up.