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Posted by devdd

- Today at 10:53:51

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

me too. Not working.

Posted by Jay F

- Today 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

- Yesterday at 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

- Yesterday at 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