Paragon Disk Manager copied Windows 10 partition to my new Samsung 950 pro SSD I cannot get computer to boot from this drive I have AsRock X99 Extreme4 mainboard with latest uEFI BIOS AS Rock themselves could not help, they only suggested installing windows 10 new Upgrading from Windows 7 cannot be done on NVMe devices. While there is a Hotfix to enable NVMe in windows 7 after it is installed it is not a workable solution to install Win 7 on an NVMe device
I just upgraded my Dell XPS 15, that had a WD 1TB rotating drive, to a Samsung SSD 840 EVO 750 GB SSD. My Dell also has UEFI and secure boot. I also could not boot after replacing the rotating drive by the SSD. An error alike 'no boot device found'. - I managed to produce a Paragon WinPE recovery media builder USB stick with windows 10 running, after reinstalling the original rotating disk. - I changed the rotating disk for the prepared Samsung SSD that would not boot, and inserted the USB stick. - Booted that recovery USB stick by switching off UEFI (F2 while booting) and used legacy BIOS mode to boot that USB stick. - After that, I don't exactly remember, but I let those utilities change the boot parameters of the Samsung. I think I used 'Correct the boot config' and 'Correcting EFI parameters'. - Switched off the laptop and removed the USB stick - Then switched off BIOS mode (F2 while booting) and switched on UEFI and secure boot. - Booted form the SSD It worked and I am using the Samsung SSD for a few days now. My laptop was already fast, but it is really fast now.
