From: NVMe boot with SuperMicro X9DA7 & X9DRi-F
IMPORTANT:
Windows 10 systems seem to be suffering from the ACPI_BIOS_ERROR
blue screen. The performance is that your PC cannot be turned on again
after the system is restarted after installation, but it can be turned on again
after a complete power failure. I will keep updated.This is said to be caused
by the driver, here are some links, I will attach the driver, but since 10.1.2.8
provided in the Supermicro FAQ reply is no longer available, so I went to
Guru3D to download the driver.
Downloads:
X9DRL8_712_Moded.zip
NvmExpressDxe_5
MMTool4
Intel_Chipset_10.12.10[ZIP]
X9DRL-iF_Drivers.zip
Intel_Chipset_10.1.2.8[ZIP]
INFO:
X9DAi: Windows 10 BSOD ACPI_BIOS_ERROR
Supermicro FAQ
How-to Update:
1.Prepare for a USB Stick
2.Refus Boot Selection → FreeDOS [Pic]
3.Unzip and place BIOS folder, and rename AFUDOSU.SMC and X9DRL8.712 for two short file names you like, just for the convenience of typing the command line, you don't care and it doesn't matter.THE SMC CHANGE TO EXE, ROM 712 CHANGE TO ROM, like a.exe and e.rom.
4.Boot stick as legacy, fdisk to check maybe activedrive letter.
5.Type the drive letter you set + : (such as C: ) and then cd C:\X9DL8_712
6.Type: "a.exe e.rom" and wait
7.After finished you are ready to go, just be mind change PCIE settings PCIE OPROM to UEFI only and Boot UEFI: Windows Boot Manager.
BIOS ver. info:
Supermicro X9DRL-3F/iF Performance Results - UserBenchmark
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ACPI_BIOS_ERROR Update
Goood News !! After follwing steps in this Supermicro FAQ, the problem fixed!!
Downloads:
Intel® Chipset Device Software for HECI
Intel® Chipset Device Software for HECI (Mirror)
IMPORTANT:
Windows 10 systems seem to be suffering from the ACPI_BIOS_ERROR
blue screen. The performance is that your PC cannot be turned on again
after the system is restarted after installation, but it can be turned on again
after a complete power failure. I will keep updated.This is said to be caused
by the driver, here are some links, I will attach the driver, but since 10.1.2.8
provided in the Supermicro FAQ reply is no longer available, so I went to
Guru3D to download the driver.
Downloads:
X9DRL8_712_Moded.zip
NvmExpressDxe_5
MMTool4
Intel_Chipset_10.12.10[ZIP]
X9DRL-iF_Drivers.zip
Intel_Chipset_10.1.2.8[ZIP]
INFO:
X9DAi: Windows 10 BSOD ACPI_BIOS_ERROR
Supermicro FAQ
How-to Update:
1.Prepare for a USB Stick
2.Refus Boot Selection → FreeDOS [Pic]
3.Unzip and place BIOS folder, and rename AFUDOSU.SMC and X9DRL8.712 for two short file names you like, just for the convenience of typing the command line, you don't care and it doesn't matter.THE SMC CHANGE TO EXE, ROM 712 CHANGE TO ROM, like a.exe and e.rom.
4.Boot stick as legacy, fdisk to check maybe activedrive letter.
5.Type the drive letter you set + : (such as C: ) and then cd C:\X9DL8_712
6.Type: "a.exe e.rom" and wait
7.After finished you are ready to go, just be mind change PCIE settings PCIE OPROM to UEFI only and Boot UEFI: Windows Boot Manager.
BIOS ver. info:
My benchmark result here:
Supermicro X9DRL-3F/iF Performance Results - UserBenchmark
------------
ACPI_BIOS_ERROR Update
Goood News !! After follwing steps in this Supermicro FAQ, the problem fixed!!
Downloads:
Intel® Chipset Device Software for HECI
Intel® Chipset Device Software for HECI (Mirror)
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