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Somehow I finally managed to get the “Format” option clickable, and now for the last five hrs or so it’s doing a full format (to repair bad sectors while moving along). Why BDU-Clover stick no longer booted: 4 hrs searching for and trying online “solutions”, and nothing letting me access nor format nor clear nor chkdsk the flashdrive, despite that all its content was still shown in Win10(!), I had to conclude that the flashdrive has bad sectors (happens easily when you brush or even intently remove a stick WHILE it’s being written to). Now off to re-investigating how I had created the BDU stick, and doing it all over AGAIN…

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But it’s clear today that the BDU stick now fails the NvME Boot Installation, because my second/backup Win install that I kept on another SSD in the Dell, still works: I can write this here. Now my guess today is: THAT must have happened JUST at a moment when the BDU stick was being accessed (Only Sibill know why, lol). What, I assume, happened in my case: Yday I had to switch another USB right next to the BDU stick, and I heard the MS beeps that made clear my hand must have brushed the BDU stick. I would now recommend anyone, to ALSO BACKUP THE BDU STICK (if you use it). I thought I DID back up the BDU stick (<200MB), but while I do find all other backups, just that one isn’t among them. What happened this morning is: My NvME boot installation thanks to Clover thanks to Win-Raid Forum, fails to boot! This is how I am currently using clover boot on my personal computer.' I hope those of, and me who have needed to use of the F3 key to see hidden CLOVER boot options might help others having similar Windows install wrote: 'One small note is you should back up the sata drive before you use the bdu to create the clover partition on the sata drive as the bdu will wipe the whole drive … however after clover partition is created it is perfectly safe to partition the rest of the drive and use it like normal. Thanks to everyone here for sharing experiences and knowledge. Also think I had to convert the NVMe drive from GPT to MBD for Win10 to install to it, but it’s now converted back to GPT to add more partitions and is working well as the primary drive…. Might streamline USB install sometime later.

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selected, Win10 install completed without any further shut downs.įrom there, set up Win10 as I wanted, new drivers etc and it is bootable from the NVMe as C: drive using the CLOVER bootloader USB drive. Win10 install will shut down PC for a restart to finish.įrom memory, in rebooting, I had to leave Win10 media USB inserted, push F3 multiple times to get a bunch of CLOVER boot options, includingģ.ěoot UEFI external from 4.ěoot Microsoft EFI cdboot from 5.ěoot UEFI external from CLOVER SELECTED this and WIN10 began to install on the VNMe drive…. ‘Boot UEFI external from unknown HD’ or something similar specifying ‘external, unknown and HD’ Removed WIN10 install media USB drive, pushed F3 key a few times, inserted USB drive again and pushed F3 key a few times more (not sure why, but single pushes didn’t, but multiple did, bring up additional booting options including

Set Clover EFI bootloader USB as primary in UEFI and BIOS legacyīooting into Clover EFI bootloader USB gave a few options, arrow key used to move from that selected by default to any other to halt it being auto-loaded on timeout

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Nvme driver from OFF folder copied to BIOS and UEFI folders and 2 new folders named divers32uefi and drivers64uefi as specified by both USB drives with the EFI bootloader USB and the WIN10 install media USB drive with Clover EFI bootloader generated using latest BDUtility (r5070)

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What got WIN10 to install on the VNMe drive in my old PC was…ĭL Win10 64 bit MS media creation tool, generated iso and used Wintoflash to unpack iso to a bootable USB drive. Thank you, your WIN10 install tips have saved meį3 key use to see hidden boot options worked on my old HP PRO 3330 SFF, i5-2400 3.1GHz gen2 CPU, 4GB RAM with a PCIex16 gen2 slot fitted with a generic NVMe PCIe adapter+ 1TB Samsung EV0-Plus Post #738 - you might like to try this… F3 key to access additional WIN10 install options in CLOVER UEFI Post #663 and Post #663

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