I am very happy to hear you found a solution.
USB 3.1/3.0 Drivers For Windows 7
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This is an update to this old thread: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/usb-31-drivers-for-windows-7-installation-cannot/3bb181f3-2955-4388-951f-dba998216419 I had issues installing USB 3.1 drivers on Windows 7, but could finally fix them. There are working USB drivers on sites like win-raid.com and the Gigabyte Utility website. I first used Intel® drivers from win-raid.com and 7Updater to update my USB installation drive. Then I used Gigabyte's Windows USB Tool to add NVMe drivers
and a few hotfixes to the installer. This did it. If anyone has this issue, you can try these sites.
I also tried manually adding drivers using DISM GUI and that worked, too. The NVMe drivers are required for detection of installation media, while USB3 drivers
are needed for making the Keyboard and Mouse work.
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2021-05-22T14:34:12+00:00