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Posted by Andi Kassner

- Today at 13:38:07

Nach dem ich diesen "Hack" ausprobierte musste ich ihn wieder entfernen weil Acronis True Image die SSDs nicht mehr anzeigte bzw. als interne Laufwerke erkannte.
Bei Tests mit AS SSD Benchmark hatte ich kaum Unterschiede festgestellt.
Entfernt habe ich die neuen Schlüssel mit REGEDIT und den neu angelegten Ordner
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Policies\Microsoft gelöscht indem ja sowieso nur Daten für diesen Hack enthalten sind. Nach einem Neustart war alles wieder wie vorher - ich befürchtete das Schlimmste - und Acronis hat auch wieder meine internen Laufwerke erkannt.
Am besten wäre es, man löscht hier diesen Artikel weil es auch viele Benutzer mit wenig/keiner Erfahrung gibt um das dann wieder zurück zu nehmen. Meiner Meinung nach sollte dieser "Hack" bei Server 2025 bleiben wo es auch Sinn macht.

Posted by Frageok

- Today at 12:08:55

I did the hack in a system with 3 NVME SSDs installed. Brands are Lexar, Fikwot and Samsung. The registry hack worked and the system feels snappier.

Posted by Sylvain

- Today at 04:39:55

I see huge gains in Q32T1: +40% reading, +60% writing

Posted by Bud

- Today at 03:13:06

The system cannot find the path specified. 25H2 26200.7462

Posted by Jon Pussi

- Yesterday at 19:47:09

Dear Writer,

Thanks!! It did work on my 25H2!!! I see the Storage Disk on device manager now Hoooray!!!!

Posted by JB996

- Yesterday at 19:24:01

One test was slower, but overall there were some serious increases.
I'm not debating it, just presenting my results.

Before my SSDs were 'Disk Drives' in Device Manager.
After reg addition and restart, they show up as Storage Disks.

CrystalDiskMark 9.0.1 x64
3x 1GiB

Samsung SSD 980 PRO 500GB
......................................Before After (MB/s)
SEQ1M Q8T1 Read 6821.22 6744.65
SEQ1M Q8T1 Write 4721.48 4874.89
SEQ1M Q1T1 Read 4175.48 4192.28
SEQ1M Q1T1 Write 3046.16 4296.56
RND4k Q32T1 Read 757.88 1033.88
RND4k Q32T1 Write 662.22 866.46
RND4k Q1T1 Read 92.92 92.43
RND4k Q1T1 Write 239.65 255.22

Samsung SSD 990 PRO with Heatsink 4TB
......................................Before After (MB/s)
SEQ1M Q8T1 Read 7044.36 7129.50
SEQ1M Q8T1 Write 6626.18 6967.53
SEQ1M Q1T1 Read 3922.78 3333.19
SEQ1M Q1T1 Write 5616.99 5743.89
RND4k Q32T1 Read 808.83 1114.92
RND4k Q32T1 Write 694.93 932.09
RND4k Q1T1 Read 80.37 87.73
RND4k Q1T1 Write 253.24 278.35

Posted by devdd

- Yesterday at 10:53:51

Quote from: vr on December 23, 2025, 13:28:22This does nothing. Reg entries added and nothing changes. Maybe it's just me?

me too. Not working.

Posted by Jay F

- Yesterday at 04:14:53

Don't bother with this.

Registry additions and driver changes all came through for me after the edits with no issues.

Not only did it have no effect on the r/w for my secondary SSD, it actually tested worse in both by 200MB/s in CrystalDiskMark. Acer Predator GM7000 4TB, PCIe4, on a Gigabyte G5 KD.

Again, don't bother.

Posted by evol

- December 23, 2025, 22:01:21

Win 11 24H2, Samsung 970 evo 512, samsung 980 512 and Fikwot FN501 Pro 1tb working in PCI-ex 3.0 adapter worked great. Random access improved almost 2x for RND4K Q32T1! Chinese cheapest SSD with new driver outperforms Samsung 970 EVO with old driver. Insane upgrade! Great job, Microsoft /s

Posted by vr

- December 23, 2025, 13:28:22

This does nothing. Reg entries added and nothing changes. Maybe it's just me?

Posted by Im not ai

- December 22, 2025, 18:39:19

Please wake me up when they resurrect windows 95

Posted by Redaktion

- December 22, 2025, 04:05:37

It only takes three registry entries to get Windows 11 to use the native NVMe driver that was recently introduced with a Windows Server 2025 update, which can significantly increase SSD performance, as we have just tested. Those who do not mind a little risk can hit data transfer rates that are sometimes up to 45% higher for exactly zero dollars.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Windows-11-hack-Higher-SSD-speeds-with-new-Microsoft-NVMe-driver.1190489.0.html

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