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February 28th, 2016 22:00

Hello Tyler,

Problem solved, everything runs like a charm...

Thx for your help...

Got the wrong information from german support. I tried some things over the weekend, and now it works.

regards...

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February 26th, 2016 05:00

Hi Chris -

In your reference build, (before you captured the image) did you happen to install the Microsoft hotfixes mentioned in the article below?  This may be your problem.

http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN300689/en

We have included an article in the DIA forums on this here.  We have also made mention of it on the Family Driver packs page in the header of the Windows 7 category; calling out "Note: For Windows 7 M2 / NVMe native support refer to this KB article."

Hoping this helps.

Warm wishes from Texas

Tyler

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February 26th, 2016 15:00

Hello Tyler,

this patch is for m2 drives which are using NVMe Technology, isn´t it ?

I prepared a USB Stick with an original Win7x64 Enterprise and i just added USB3 drivers, because E7270 is a USB3 only device. Didn´t add something else, Installation ran perfectly with the m2 SATA drive.

i checked it vice versa and i put the m2 NVMe drive into the notebook, used the same Stick to install and after choosiung language & keyboard layout, i was asked to put a driver, right before doin´the Partiontion cleanup in the win7 setup.  so that driver from this patch is not nneeded for the m2 SATA drives, or is this wrong ?

tried a little more today and the setupact.log inside c:\windows\panther showed me that the driver installation went through to 100% but made a rollback due to error code 1223.... this aseems to be exactly the point where restore stops and gave that error message "Windows could not configure....."

i´ll do another try tomorrow without the E7270 driver package..

regards & have a nice Weekend...

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November 27th, 2024 15:44

Hi,

I am using the Dell IA 6.4.0.1 because it's the only version allowing to create the PXE boot for the WDS, and I am having the same issue. the m.2 SSD is not being recognized. I have to go to BIOS and change the Storage configuration from RAID to AHCI/NVME.

Is there a sollution for this one? Until we switch to Windows Autopilot, WDS is still my way to go.

I have no issue using the latest Dell IAX, but here I am using the WDS.

Note: the links from the sollution above are not longer valid.

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