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UEFI USB Boot Media installation - selecting M.2 drive to install Win10 Pro
Works.
After it finishes installation, it warns that it is automatically rebooting. Windows Boot Manager and the M.2/NVMe drive shows up at the top of Boot priority.
On default settings, it will not list the M.2/NVMe drive as a bootable disk, but it will be seen in the Win10 Pro installer. After installing, it will show up as 'Windows Boot Manager' with the full part number of the M.2/NVMe drive.
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After selecting the Windows Boot Manager right after the Win10 Pro installation rebooted the system, it will run a disk check and repair that will look like below screen.
This takes about 3-4 minutes, and will reboot once more. Without interrupting system boot to visit BIOS Menu, it will boot straight into Windows 10 Pro Basics and Welcome screens.
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Language, Keyboard Layout (Skip). It did not list any available Network ports, so I used 'I don't have internet'.
After Account, Password, and declining all services, it will take seconds to finally bring me to a desktop.
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