NVMe is a type of computer storage that uses faster interfaces than traditional HDDs, SSDs, and USB flash drives. Standard BIOS settings do not enable NVMe in computers, so you must use a UEFI firmware or an operating system that supports NVMe to enable it.  To enable NVMe in BIOS:  1. Open the BIOS menu by pressing the DEL key during startup or the F2 key during boot.  2. Press the F10 key to access the Advanced BIOS Features menu.  3. Select Storage > SATA or Storage > NVMe on the left side of the screen.  4. Select the NVMe drive and press Enter. If you select a non-NVMe disk, you will be asked to insert your drive and restart to use it.  5. The computer will restart and load your NVMe drive. If the computer does not restart automatically, restart the system and press F2 to enter BIOS again.  6. You are now ready to use your NVMe drive.