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Pawel wrote:

I have a problem with installation Windows on SSD disk on my Ezbook Jumper Pro 3 V4? V5? Installation attempt. The first time I tried to move windows from emmc to ssd – successful, but Windows always start from emmc. I tried to set in the BIOS but with no effects, it always starts with EMMC. I also tried “So go to Control Panel, System and Security, System, Advanced System Settings, Startup and Recovery, and then change the Default Operating System to the “other” Windows 10.” – not working. The second time I tried the clean installation from pendrive Windows 10 – successful, but windows doesnt start. The third time again clean installation but I already formatted emmc and ssd. After this operation windows still doesnt start. Finally, format both disks and install windows on a EMMC disk with a pendrive. After this installation, windows works but still on the EMMC drive. I’m giving up. Can anyone help? I attach a photo with HWINFO, maybe this will help. BTW. Can I change my BIOS to unlocked BIOS? Sorry for my English.

 

I did the Same here

 

 

DMI BIOS
vendor American Megatrends Inc.
version Jumper10x.P8.WP3132.NHNAUHL01
date 12/05/2017
ROM size 5120 KB

 

Bios V6    ezbook pro 3 V4 2 weeks old

 

ssd visable under security at NT-256

 

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John Smith wrote:

What type of ssd do you have? Make clean install to emmc, then change Intel AHCI driver to Fernando’s patched. Clone AFTER to SSD. Boot will be OK, but lower R/W speed, not the specific maximum (or maybe not, if you are lucky, you can check it with crystal disk) Or change the SSD to 100% working one (see topics for types)

 

I did exacly the same  Ezbook pro 3 V4 two weeks old

 

bios V6

DMI BIOS
vendor American Megatrends Inc.
version Jumper10x.P8.WP3132.NHNAUHL01
date 12/05/2017
ROM size 5120 KB

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V6

 

I have the same

 

and problems with the ssd 128 not see in the bios but can see under security

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Have the same problem

Buy in January, bios version 5.12 from may 2017 ! ??

See the SSD onder security settings.

Not in boot section

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