samsung pcie alienware r3 17

http://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/products/flash-storage/client-ssd/MZHPV256HDGL?ia=831 i have this m2 i put sata mode ahci to see this ssd i install windows but i cant boot from
this disk... but this disk i can use it inside windows i can put games in this directory but no windows bootable when i try to boot a sad face comes up someone can help t this i read that this pcie is not compatibility to alienware r3

 

Can you tell us what error was thrown when BSOD came up? Did you burn the ISO in MBR & GPT compatible mode?

 

the windows iso i put it in bootable usb from dell site official win 10 the error it was something about bootmgr the same usb i install to my sata m2 everything ok

 

what can i do t make it work

 

I ordered the same exact combination (AW 17 R3 with just the 1TB spindle in it along with the SM951 ssd from newegg). The computer sees and is able to write data to the drive without issue but only within Windows enviornments. From BIOS, the drive doesn't show up at all in any boot mode (legacy, UEFI, etc). So, I can boot from an ISOSTICK and install windows 10 but as soon as it restarts, BIOS can't see the drive to boot from.

I'm currently working on creating a bootable USB UEFI version for Windows 10 but I'm 97% sure this won't solve the issue. I'm also going to try updating the BIOS as well. Unfortunately, I think this is going to be an issue of Dell needing to update their BIOS so that drive shows up.

From what I read, it's an act of God to get BIOS updates from Dell.

 

Have you tried Rufus to burn ISO, now get those ISOs from MS directly and try burning the ISO in UEFI mode only through Rufus. Use this link

 

yes but the same usb write perfect in my sata m2 is there a difference write with rufus for the pcie???

 

You need to load the driver during windows setup. Or else WIndows cant find the drive. You also can install it in raid/sata mode first. Begin a reboot in windows 10 while pressing the shift button to schedule a safe boot. While it reboots go to the bios and enable AHCI. start windows in safe mode and install the NVME driver from samsung. Reboot into normal mode and it will boot fine now with NVME enabled.

 

But OP has installed AHCI version of the drive. Its better to check UEFI BIOS settings for USB boot and SATA/AHCI or Compatible settings.

 

WIndows can only use this drive in NVME mode when the drivers are loaded. These drivers have to be loaded during setup as well. the mechanical drive has to be removed if it has windows on it. Or else secureboot will keep starting from that drive. That drive can be reformatted after the setup process.