Boot To Bios Windows 11

Easy Windows 11 install. Easy assembly. I have not modified the Bios yet. Running for 2 weeks now and no issues.

This little USB drive is used to house a portable Windows 11 Pro system. Can be used to boot up any system such as in hotel bussiness center or library. The metal case protects it from being in a pocket or bag every day plus helps with heat dissipation.

With the impending Windows 11 launch, a lot of people will be upgrading to your boards, but want to use existing drives. I spent hours figuring out that my problem was legacy boot vs. UEFI boot. You should develop a clear instruction for when a boot fails, but all disks are seen in the BIOS.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fast boot with Windows 11! Samsung Magician provides good drive status info and automatically keeps SSD updated. And, data transfer from HDD to SSD was simple, quick and without problems.

Will not recognize BT keyboard on initial boot up so need wired to get into Bios.

Is this compatible with Windows 11? How is it different from the p50?

I highly recommend Windows 11 Pro.

Provides all features required, LED lights and BIOS codes provide information during boot-up, easy to set up.

Works great once its set up correctly in the bios. Installed alongside the oem wd_black m.2 and used the included acronis subscription to move my OS over to the sn850x. I had to reset the cmos to get it to boot, and had to reformat the original drove to stop windows from reverting my boot order. I was initially disappointed in my benchmark scores before realizing that the pci lanes are intertwined in a way that both drives are affected. Basically, it made my original drive appear much faster than normal and the sn850x slower than advertised in testing. In real-world use, its fast and stable though. The dashboard app is also nice to have as well. Mine is mounted behind the GPU with no heatsink and never reaches above 60° at full load.

This card has it's own bios that boots when you boot the computer. I have 2 sets of HDD's configured as RAID 1 (mirrored). Great for secure storage. If the computer fails, it should not affect the data. If you blow a HDD, you can replace it and the array will rebuild itself. You can take the entire assembly and move it to another computer without data loss. It integrates itself for drive configuration as if it were plugged into the SATA bus. One caution....Make sure you purchase RocketRAID and not just a RAID card. The RAID card doesn't have the spin down function.