josephcsible5d ago

Microsoft blocks trick to unlock native NVMe driver, but workarounds still exist

https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows/microsoft-blocks-the-registry-hack-trick-that-unlocked-native-nvme-performance-on-windows-11

Microsoft blocks registry trick that unlocked performance-boosting native NVMe driver on Windows 11 — workarounds still exist to enable support, however

A ViVeTool workaround still works for now.

Tom's Hardware
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> The native NVMe driver (nvmedisk.sys) replaces the legacy storage path that has routed NVMe commands through a SCSI translation layer since before NVMe SSDs existed.

What? What are Microsoft doing for a decade after NVMe available to consumer grade motherboard?

Mar 24 at 7:08amWeb
Show threadkelnos5d ago

Seriously, that was my thought too. Even if we were to stretch credibility and suggest that general consumers don't care about this sort of thing, they just released this for Windows Server in the past year?

Windows really is a toy of an OS. It continues to blow my mind that people want to use it as a server OS.

Show threadsenectus15d ago
there is so much to get angry about in the world at the moment.. I'm surprised that this one even registered with me.
Show threadBLKNSLVR5d ago
They all feel like they're parts of a single expansive pattern.
Show threadTiredOfLife5d ago
I am guessing that like ntfs it's a huge legacy spaghetty codebase that nobody understands and thus doesn't want to touch