I did notice one thing that did increase the speed... Only with the 980 Pro installed, go into Samsung Magician, Performance, and turn on Full Power Mode (only supported by the 980 and 980 Pro). After doing that and reboot, the Random Wite speeds did get up to 500-600MBs. Still less than the 750-850 that it got in Win 10, but an improvement over the 200 it was getting in Win 11.

Yes, in the .132 thread I mentioned that I tried the Win 10 19043 drivers storenvme and it didn't make a difference. Also tried the Samsung 3.3 NVMe driver and also didn't make a difference in the 970 EVO Plus, the 980 Pro can't use the Samsung 3.3 driver. In my case stornvme.sys is not even in the picture. Anyway I'm done with this testing for now, it does not appear to be a driver nor a specific device brand. I'll just wait for a MS fix.

Yes, in the .132 thread I mentioned that I tried the Win 10 19043 drivers storenvme and it didn't make a difference. Also tried the Samsung 3.3 NVMe driver and also didn't make a difference in the 970 EVO Plus, the 980 Pro can't use the Samsung 3.3 driver.

I'm a bit limited by the vm since it thinks I have no mic. But you cause me to mention the following... In Win11, as opposed to 10 , when you hit Win+H > its Settings (Gear) and turn on Auto Punctuate. This is the cool thing with it in Win11. And it does a bloody good job of it, too. If you did not have it On, try it 👍👍 Huge asset❗ Cheers, Drew ![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/908072a1-b763-4950-8685-a6a7e604e586?platform=QnA

I see and your correct. I'm also seeing a fourth file And of course mine does say 10.0.22000.1 In my case I don't see the kxdiskprot, it may be specific for that type of NVMe. Anyway, I just tried replacing the 3 files I have with the ones from Windows 10 and I will run the test again to see if it changes the results.... The results are different, actually worse than with the original drivers, I guess MS needs to sort this out...

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2021-08-22T23:13:53+00:00

I did notice one thing that did increase the speed...

Only with the 980 Pro installed, go into Samsung Magician, Performance, and turn on Full Power Mode (only supported by the 980 and 980 Pro). After doing that and reboot, the Random Wite speeds did get up to 500-600MBs. Still less than the 750-850 that it got in Win 10, but an improvement over the 200 it was getting in Win 11.
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2021-08-22T22:36:32+00:00

Yes, in the .132 thread I mentioned that I tried the Win 10 19043 drivers storenvme and it didn't make a difference. Also tried the Samsung 3.3 NVMe driver and also didn't make a difference in the 970 EVO Plus, the 980 Pro can't use the Samsung 3.3 driver.

In my case stornvme.sys is not even in the picture.

Anyway I'm done with this testing for now, it does not appear to be a driver nor a specific device brand.

I'll just wait for a MS fix.
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2021-08-22T21:50:40+00:00

Yes, in the .132 thread I mentioned that I tried the Win 10 19043 drivers storenvme and it didn't make a difference. Also tried the Samsung 3.3 NVMe driver and also didn't make a difference in the 970 EVO Plus, the 980 Pro can't use the Samsung 3.3 driver.
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2021-08-22T18:22:10+00:00

I'm a bit limited by the vm since it thinks I have no mic. But you cause me to mention the following...

In Win11, as opposed to 10, when you hit Win+H > its Settings (Gear) and turn on Auto Punctuate. This is the cool thing with it in Win11. And it does a bloody good job of it, too. If you did not have it On, try it 👍👍 Huge asset❗

Cheers,
Drew![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/908072a1-b763-4950-8685-a6a7e604e586?platform=QnA
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2021-08-22T18:11:27+00:00

I see and your correct. I'm also seeing a fourth file

And of course mine does say 10.0.22000.1

In my case I don't see the kxdiskprot, it may be specific for that type of NVMe.

Anyway, I just tried replacing the 3 files I have with the ones from Windows 10 and I will run the test again to see if it changes the results....

The results are different, actually worse than with the original drivers, I guess MS needs to sort this out...
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