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.
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."
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..
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.
daywalker386
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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...
DELL-Tyler M
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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
daywalker386
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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...
rpanait
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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.