What is in the "Intel-Serial-IO-Driver 正式 版 for Win7" directory? What needs to be installed for b360 chipset:
- ACPI TIME
- Intel(R) Gaussian Mixture Model
- Intel(R) LPSS I2C Controller
- Intel(R) Management Engine Interface
- Intel(R) Serial IO GPIO Host Controller
- Intel(R) Thermal Subsystem
Thanks.

i can confirm that canonkongs drivers allow win 7 to be installed on the z390 platform with usb mouse and keyboard. the settup uses them automatically

Hi to all,
first i want to make a very very big thanks for canonkongs and his fantastic work for the drivers.
I can confirm i succesfully slipstreamed the drivers on the first page easily with NLite,
being sure of selecting in NLite BOOT.WIN (index 2) TOO (wich is not by default).
Everything went smooth as brand new.
Mouse and keyboard working on clean setup

Now, someone can point me to a thread where i can find informations on installing the remaining drivers (vga, chipset, etc)?

I'm on Asrock Z390 Pro4.

Thank you and thank you canonkongs!


Asrock Z390 Pro4 (Drivers Summary for Windows 7)

USB: Drivers on the first page of this thread (Slipstreamed or post-setup)
Audio: Automatically Installed with the latest Windows Update patches
Chipset: Latest Intel Chipset INF Utility (Tested 10.1.18228.8176)
Lan: Latest Intel Network Adapter Driver for Windows 7 (Tested 24.3)
Acpi: Drivers on the first page of this thread (Intel-Serial-IO-Driver for Win7)

@Tlen Great to hear that, nice thing.
Right now I am building with my brother his first desktop gaming pc, he's using the same motherboard. I think you can use the inf-drivers for Win10, I am almost shure they work on Windows 7 as well, I did my tests for my SP2.9 ISOs with this usb3-driver on a Z390M Pro4, and on that they worked, tried it because I was wondering. I dont's know for what chipset drivers should be required, but I install them, if avaiable.

@PatrickK
Everything ok. I've edited my post in order to make a summary of all drivers I've installed for other users knowing eventually.
Actually every driver installed :)

Hello guys,

I want to thank you Canonkong for the working USB driver. I just created an ISO from the WIN 7 x64 working on Asus z87. Then installed the USB Drivers from Cannonkong and swapped the Z87 for a Z390.
All booted lovely smooth. The only missing drivers are:

-Ethernet Controller
-PCI Device
-PCI Simple Communications Controller
-SM Bus Controller <<< This one I think is important!!!
-Unknown Device
-Unknown Device

If anybody knows where to find those I appreciate.

Cheers

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Asus Prime Z390-A
Core i7 9700K
Dominator Platinum 2600 MHz (32G)
WINDOWS 7 x64

@Ninno You can use the chipset drivers for Windows 10, so did I on my brother's new gaming pc. I assume you can do the same for the ethernet controller. If required, you can google its hardware-id und lookup what chip it is.

@PatrikK do you have the same mobo?

I'm scared to get BSOD

Trying to install Asus PCE AC55B WiFi / BT Driver just worked for WiFi. As BT connects to an internal USB Header, trying to installing the driver result in a BSOD pointing out the driver iusb3xhc.sys :(
Now after restarting the system I get a BSOD on srvnet.sys permanently

@Ninno The Motherboard is a Z390 Pro4 with an i3-8350k an a Zotac 980Ti. UEFI version 4.20. We used one of my Service Pack 2.9-release-ISOs, everything installed with no problem, exept one device, I assume it is the Intel Management Engine, but I don't really care.
You can get the ISOs here if you are interested:
https://www.win-unattended.de/viewtopic....2f6df167984e53c
Edit:
I had some issues with one of the original, unmodified Intel-drivers, since i used one of the modified ones, everything installs like it is supposed to, by that I mean different Motherboards and different laptops, if there was an Intel chip that used the C216 driver, a BSOD occured in most of the cases.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #160

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@Ninno The Motherboard is a Z390 Pro4 with an i3-8350k an a Zotac 980Ti. UEFI version 4.20. We used one of my Service Pack 2.9-release-ISOs, everything installed with no problem, exept one device, I assume it is the Intel Management Engine, but I don't really care.
You can get the ISOs here if you are interested:
https://www.win-unattended.de/viewtopic....2f6df167984e53c
Edit:
I had some issues with one of the original, unmodified Intel-drivers, since i used one of the modified ones, everything installs like it is supposed to, by that I mean different Motherboards and different laptops, if there was an Intel chip that used the C216 driver, a BSOD occured in most of the cases.

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@Ninno The thing is that I don't even know what modifications you did on your installed Windows 7. But here are some things that I would check anyways:
The RAM with memtest86, bootet from a usb-stick.
Reset the UEFI to factory/default settings.
Run Furmark for testig you graphics card, if you use a dedicated one.
Update your UEFI to the neweset/second newest version.
Check your drive(s) health with a tool like CrystalDiskInfo.
And don't forget: you can install an operating system more than once at a time on a computer, and don't forget about Windows 8.1 Update one: Has also some unnecessary/annoying stuff in it, but at least you can turn off updates and, at least, some data collection without using third-party-tools. Since 8 Windows has USB3-support out-of-the-box. And not to forget the great linux-family. And if you would use Windows 10 at any time, remeber: There is a version called Enterprise LTSC: Enterprise without annoying things like cortana and the app store and LTSC for 10 years support without a version update.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #162

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@Ninno The thing is that I don't even know what modifications you did on your installed Windows 7. But here are some things that I would check anyways:
The RAM with memtest86, bootet from a usb-stick.
Reset the UEFI to factory/default settings.
Run Furmark for testig you graphics card, if you use a dedicated one.
Update your UEFI to the neweset/second newest version.
Check your drive(s) health with a tool like CrystalDiskInfo.
And don't forget: you can install an operating system more than once at a time on a computer, and don't forget about Windows 8.1 Update one: Has also some unnecessary/annoying stuff in it, but at least you can turn off updates and, at least, some data collection without using third-party-tools. Since 8 Windows has USB3-support out-of-the-box. And not to forget the great linux-family. And if you would use Windows 10 at any time, remeber: There is a version called Enterprise LTSC: Enterprise without annoying things like cortana and the app store and LTSC for 10 years support without a version update.

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@Ninno Ok, and why did you not first change Boards and install then your software? You know that a new installation is more to recommend than install and change the boards after, even though I have some joy everytime looking at the device manager while Windows 7 installs its drivers, it is not the 'gentle' way to do, although that it works even on this computer i am currently typing, I would not recommend it. And even if you do, uninstall any graphics/chipset drivers first.
And what codes are your bluescreens ? And what is with my other suggestions to check ? New idea: Run an sfc scannow command im cmd as an admin.

Ok. I did progress. Looks like cannot install Bluetooth. So I rolled back till the point I installed the BT driver and now all is smooth again. Peace.