Still don’t think I would buy Gigabyte again. UEFI enabled and CSM disables the BIOS menus are a mess and have to use keyboard instead. I was not sure I wanted to trust the m.2 Gigabyte heat sinks so I got a bracket that mounts across the slots and has a mounting bar to mount 2 92mm fans pointing down to m.2 slots and chipset to keep it all cool. Install Ed Win 10 loaded drivers during install and was good to go. I Downloaded latest drivers from Gigabyte, yeah I should have checked first, I know. I purchased 2 new Samsung EVO 970 Plus 2TB drives as they were on sale. BIOS F21 was released and I flashed to F21. I was using drivers straight from AMD assuming they were the latest. I was installing Win 10 June 2020 2004 update. This should then have your drive appear ( DO NOT CLICK *new this will mess up your raid and you have to delete and rebuild it) select the drive and hit next GO BACK to folder and add third and final driver GO BACK to folder and add another driver that will appear Go to load drivers and to the nvme folder and load the first driver On the boot page make sure you have csm enabled Set up your raid 0 (initialize drives then create array)
Save and reboot into bios (unsure if this step is necessary) Go to IO ports under configuration(one of the tabs i think its configuration) (Note) Windows setup to read from USB thumb drive. Nvme raid drivers (located in downloads on motherboard page unzip folder and put on usb) I flashed by bios with the latest version The install just stops at 0% copying files, about 3-4 seconds after pressing the install button.ĭoes anybody have any ideas on what to try or is my hardware defective?Īfter a few tries i managed to get it working: I tried reformatting the disk with diskpart, still no joy.
I have tried running diskpart before install to clean the drive and after a successful clean no joy. First set controller to RAID and CSM to disabled, reboot, create the array.
I have followed the instructions for setting up the bios as per the manual. I have tried running memtest86 on the new G.Skill modules and they came up with 0 errors. I have tried changing the ram with my older kits that were operational without success.
Whenever I try to install Windows 10 on my new X570 Aorus Elite it gives me one of two errors:Ġxc0000005 or Windows could not prepare the computer to boot into the next phase of installation. I am running into a very frustrating issue.
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