#UEFITOOL 0.28.0 INSTALL#
#UEFITOOL 0.28.0 ZIP FILE#

If I am interpreting this correctly(?), the direct download file seems to be for a Windows running 32 bit.ġ. You have a link to a GitHub page for this and a “direct” download link ( ) I’m a novice regarding computers (probably a major understatement), bought a used HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF a while back to run some software and equipment offline that is only supported by Windows 7, and after seeing your YouTube video, I am interested in adding NVMe soon. I was able to boot from cold to a Windows 10 Desktop in 14 seconds.Īgain, here is the PCI adapter that I used from Amazon: Especially if you are upgrading from a mechanical hard drive. This modification will bring new life to your HP EliteDesk 800 G1, it’s brilliant value upgrade and easy to perform. The reason I like the Samsung Drives is the data migration software makes this very easy to do. If you are cloning then you will also have make sure your cloned drive is using the GPT partition system instead of MBR.

#UEFITOOL 0.28.0 INSTALL#

Now you can install an operating system of your choice or clone one of your existing drives to your new NVMe drive and enjoy amazing performance. The very first thing you need to understand is that you must boot in UEFI mode if you want to use the NVMe drive. Now that you have written the new BIOS you have some choices to make.

If you have not yet installed your SSD into the machine, you can do it now. The BIOS modification is complete and the machine now has NVMe support. Shut down the machine and remove the jumper from the FDO pins and move it back to the password reset pins if you took it from there. The FDO (Flash Descriptor Override) is in a different position depending on the model.įor the small form factor the jumper is between the Power Supply and the first PCI port, if you do not have a spare jumper you can borrow the jumper from the Password Header Pins:

Locate the two pin service connector and put a jumper on it.

Now that you have the machine prepared, you need to put the machine into service mode before you can proceed:

#UEFITOOL 0.28.0 ZIP FILE#

Extract the zip file to a directory on your computer.Īlso download the NVME Driver which will be injected into the BIOS Image.įinally you will need UEFI Tool 0.28 to make the actual BIOS modification. Install the Required Drivers and Softwareīefore being able to read from or write to the BIOS, you need to install the Intel Management Engine Components.ĭownload the Intel Management Engine System Tools v9.1 r7, which contains the tools required to flash the new bios. Writing the modified BIOS back to the system.Adding NVMe driver support into the BIOS backup.Installing Required Software and drivers.

This process involves the following steps: An NVMe to PCIe Adapter, I used this one from Amazon.In order to carry out this upgrade, you will need a few things: Modify the BIOS and Inject the NVMe Driver.Install the Required Drivers and Software.

Uefitool 0.28.0