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  1. Thanks for the explanation! Case solved then; I didn't realize that those SMART columns had always been empty for NVMe drives in the past.. 🫣
  2. When the Native NVMe mode/feature has been enabled in Win11, the lists named "Threshold", "Value" and "Worst" are still empty on the SMART page.
  3. Hi Fiery, sorry for the late reply. Latest beta does indeed fix this issue for standard NVMe and SATA SSDs, but not for 'Native NVMe' SSDs. Could you please look into this again?
  4. Same issue here. Next beta should probably resolve this issue 😇
  5. Thanks, NVMe storage disks are now properly listed in the Summary/Storage section in beta build 8126 (released today).
  6. Thanks, NVMe drives are listed properly now in the Storage section in beta 8.20.8116 (released yesterday). However, NVMe storage disks are not visible in the Summary/Storage section yet.
  7. OK, I understand.
  8. But the NVMe drives are shown correctly (i.e. with serial nr between brackets/parentheses) in the Storage/ATA section though? And another issue: NMVe drives are not listed yet in the Summary/Storage section.
  9. Thanks again! Meanwhile, I noticed another small issue under Storage/Physical Drives: my NVMe drives don't show their serial number between brackets/parentheses there (like my SATA drives do). EDIT - another issue: NMVe drives are not listed yet in the Summary/Storage section.
  10. Thanks, Native NVMe drives are now visible in most Storage sections 👍 EDIT: Native NVMe drives are not visible under Storage/Windows Storage with this new beta.
  11. Last month Windows Server 2025 gained official Native NVMe support. Turns out that Native NVMe support can be easily enabled on several Windows 11 versions as well, and for a few weeks now. Problem is that AIDA64 is not able to show any new Storage Disk devices and it doesn't show any S.M.A.R.T. info like temps in the latest official v8.20 yet. And all hardware info about NVME drives has disappeared. There is more info about this in this thread, but that's been marked as solved due to Insider release reasons - but it shows the same behavior months later. Please see https://forums.aida64.com/topic/21879-not-showing-internal-ssds-in-section-storage/ Looking forward to testing all those new Native NVMe features in the next AIDA64 beta 😇 Btw, the auto-updater hasn't been reporting any updates for over a month now. I hope that's not a bug 🤐 Happy Holidays to y'all!
  12. Does AIDA64 show that same behavior when iCue software is not running (in the background)?
  13. HWInfo64 does seem to show the same (limited) info as before afaik, but it's still showing a SCSI Address as well?
  14. Same issue here. This new Native NVMe feature is not supported by AIDA64 yet. CrystalDiskInfo 8.7.2 is still able to check for S.M.A.R.T. values though. EDIT @Fiery: attached several dump files for extra info. atadump.txt diskctrldump.txt raiddump.txt smartdump.txt nvmedump.txt EDIT 2: Added several Native NVMe benchies over at Guru3D.com. Please see https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/windows-server-2025-finally-gains-native-nvme-storage-support.458797/post-6384381 for details.
  15. Thanks. Got the Black Friday 2025 deal this morning and was very pleased to see that the regular renewal discount on top of that just made an even sweeter deal for me 💝👍
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