"Device not migrated" shows in Events after swapping SSDs

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Hello!


I cloned the factory-installed SATA-III SSDs (in RAID 0) to the new Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe SSD using Macrium Reflect. Then, I swapped the old RAID0 SSDs with this 970 SSD, which has a PCIe Gen 3x4 interface. When I turned on my Acer G9-793 laptop, Windows 10 installed the drivers for the following three devices:

  • Intel(R) 100 Series/C230 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port #9 - A118
  • Standard NVM Express Controller (later updated to Samsung NVMe Controller)
  • Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2TB


Everything seems to be okay in Windows 10. The SFC tool shows no errors (see below).

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Samsung Magician is able to identify the correct SSD.

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Installing Samsung NVM Express Driver v3.3 even boosted the performance of the 970 EVO Plus.

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However, there is one thing that bothers me. In Device Manager, when I checked the Events section of these three devices (within Properties), I see "Device not migrated," but the status of each of these devices (in the General section) shows, "This device is working properly." (Please see the images below.)


I already tried [COLOR=rgba(42, 0, 170, 1)]Update Driver[/COLOR] and [COLOR=rgba(42, 0, 170, 1)]Uninstall Device[/COLOR] for each one of them without success. My system BIOS is the latest version; I also tried loading its setup defaults to no avail. So, I don't know what else to do, and I'm getting desperate.


Three devices with Device Not Migrated issue:


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For completion, the reliability details for 3/3/2021 shows the following:

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Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!


Thanks!

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