Latest Samsung NVMe Driver Released

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  1. Posts : 27,183
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       #131

    Ok.
    You could try using 7Zip or WinRAR and extracting the contents of the Samsung NVMe executable.
    Then use Device Manager to update the driver by pointing it to the extracted folder.
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  2. Posts : 19,518
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       #132

    Cliff S said:
    Ok.
    You could try using 7Zip or WinRAR and extracting the contents of the Samsung NVMe executable.
    Then use Device Manager to update the driver by pointing it to the extracted folder.
    There?s no .inf to point to
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  3. Posts : 27,183
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       #133

    CountMike said:
    There?s no .inf to point to
    Doesn't need to. Some drivers only contain files not .inf(setup information file).
    You only need .inf or .exe when bypassing device manager.
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  4. Posts : 19,518
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       #134

    Cliff S said:
    Doesn't need to. Some drivers only contain files not .inf(setup information file).
    You only need .inf or .exe when bypassing device manager.
    Main question is why wouldn't .exe run at all. might be some permission problem.
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  5. Posts : 27,183
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       #135

    CountMike said:
    Main question is why wouldn't .exe run at all. might be some permission problem.
    That, or maybe(also was going to ask) if he has controlled folder access turned on, and needs to give the installer permission, or the new(in 2004) PUA protection turned on, maybe one of those is blocking it.
    If using a 3rd party AV then temporarily turn it off.
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       #136
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  7. Posts : 425
    Windows 10
       #137

    I believe this can be done with WIX, though I haven't tried since v3.1
    However, I do have the driver files already installed from v3.3
    There are 4 files needed; secnvme.cat, secnvme.inf, secnvme.pnf and secnvme.sys.

    I can zip them up, and you can give them a try.
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  8. Posts : 12
    windows 10 build 2004
       #138

    Wobitancrawfodi said:
    I believe this can be done with WIX, though I haven't tried since v3.1
    However, I do have the driver files already installed from v3.3
    There are 4 files needed; secnvme.cat, secnvme.inf, secnvme.pnf and secnvme.sys.

    I can zip them up, and you can give them a try.
    please do maybe i can manually instal them via device manager
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  9. Posts : 425
    Windows 10
       #139

    Right click .inf, click install. Or you can use pnputil which is how I do it with my script that I run after installing Windows.

    pnputil /add-driver "secnvme.inf" /install (from the folder where the files are located).

    drop me a pm with a secure email address and I'll send them to you. I don't have any cloud storage accounts.
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  10. Posts : 12
    windows 10 build 2004
       #140

    many thanks i have sent my email to you
    i also tried turning off windows defender but that didnt do much and i am on build 2004
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