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‎12-04-2023 02:07 PM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

I have an HPE-565at Pavilion Elite HPE desktop machine. How can I update the BIOS to be able to boot from nvme. The nvme disk is inserted via PCI-E adapter. 

Thanks for the help!

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‎12-06-2023 10:09 PM - edited ‎12-06-2023 10:10 PM

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Hi @Peromajstore 

 

Welcome to the HP Forum.

 

Sorry, it looks like HP has retired support options for your PC. So, HP drivers or HP BIOS updates are no longer available.

 

The best you could do, if you can install the required NVME driver on W7, would be to use the NVME drive as a data drive.

 

Regards

 

 

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‎12-06-2023 10:09 PM - edited ‎12-06-2023 10:10 PM

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Hi @Peromajstore 

 

Welcome to the HP Forum.

 

Sorry, it looks like HP has retired support options for your PC. So, HP drivers or HP BIOS updates are no longer available.

 

The best you could do, if you can install the required NVME driver on W7, would be to use the NVME drive as a data drive.

 

Regards

 

 

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‎12-06-2023 11:58 PM

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Thank You for the fast answer. Sorry to hear this 😞

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‎12-07-2023 08:11 AM

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Hi @Peromajstore 

 

My pleasure.

 

You should be able to do a bootable 2.5 inch SATA SSD upgrade. You can copy or install the operating system to the SATA SSD.

 

SATA SSDs are much faster than platter HDDs.

 

Regards 

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‎12-13-2023 12:41 AM

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Yes, I already have an 128GB SSD, but I wanted to free up a SATA and a power connector.  🙂 

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