64bit Windows 7
I need to be able to load the driver in windows installation

Hi Fernando,
I have been trying for the last week to find a working Windows 7 x64 driver for THNSN5512GPUK (Toshiba XG4).
It's the same drive as OP but the 512GB version.
I have tried the OCZ (Toshiba) driver on Recommended AHCI/RAID and NVMe Drivers but with no luck.

Would you be able to mod+sign a driver for me as well?

The hardwareID is:
VEN_80861179 DEV_A103 (Dell XPS 15 9560)

Thank you so much for running this forum and for all the help you provide.

Edit: Added "Toshiba XG4" and "Dell XPS 15 9560" so that people searching for that driver find this page.

EDIT by Fernando: VendorID of the Toshiba NVMe Controller corrected

Hi Guys
I just tried both drivers and didn't work for me, even adding to the ISO with NTLite like you said.
What can I do? :(
Any other idea?

Guys
It works perfect in Windows 10 of course you need to import the certificate first
I tried in Windows 7 installation to load the Driver but like you can't import the certificate you can't do anything but
If you try to repair windows before installation and load the drivers before installation you will have then already load to install, then move to install Windows and you now are able to see the drive.
I installed windows 7 and works nice...
thanks for all your support.

Thank you both very much!
I did the repair first, loaded the driver (there were 2 XG4 on the list, so I selected the first one).
Right away my disk was detected with the Windows 10 installation.
I went back, chose the 'Install now', selected the drive, and the setup completed successfully.

Finally, after a week of trying, I got the Windows 7 on my laptop.

Thank you!

Hi all,

Thanks to you, I'am now able to start the setup of Win7 by using the repair function and then get back to installation.
Just one more thing, after first reboot during installation, "deactivate signed driver control" (press F8) is needed.

But unfortunately after the installation the SSD is not seen any more.

What could be wrong ?

Sorry, I made a mistake.

After the first reboot during the setup, SSD is recognized and accessible but USB3 (and then the USB3 bootable key) is not available.
I can enter win7 and in the device manager, a lot of drivers are not installed.

After rebooting (when setup is completely finished), the SSD and the USB3 are not available. I just can see a 35Mo partition and the "repair windows" window is opened automatically, but nothing can run. All tests are finished with an error.