@NoNeEdMyRe You are going wrong with using an unmodified Windows 7 ISO, you have to integrate canonkong's driver at the beginning of this thread or you use my mobile slipstreaming script or one of my ISOs in order to make the usb ports working. Since Windows 8 Windows uses its own xHCI drivers for every usb chips/chipset-integrated xHCI-usb ports.
After you have done that you can use WD's driver from another usb drive or you slipstream this driver into your Windows 7 ISO too or you use M$'s official two NVMe driver hotfixes and slipstream them too.

I found a problem that Win 7 doesn't see signed drivers, the whole reason is SHA 256 encryption. Win7 does not embed this. You need to install updates kb4474419 and kb4490628.

I have everything working on x64 Win7, Gigabyte H370. Usb 3.1 drivers latest new from 1 post of this topic.

Thanks @aladinsinbad for the ISO, it worked flawlessly, enabling the USB ports on install. I installed windows 7 but now I'm not able to find Intel graphics driver for the OS.

I found some unsigned driver for Intel UHD graphics 630, ran it on test mode, and the display turns off after windows logo screen, but I can hear the startup sound (windows loads succesfully).

My monitor is connected to the MoBo's HDMI port, Display output is set to IGFX and internal graphics set to Enabled (cuz nvidia gpu is installed). Still the problem persists.

Any solutions.....

Hi guys,
can anyone help me to find a solution about this threads? I will really appreciate any help.

A) I need to have a USB ready WIN 7 x64 (Ultimate - ita or eng) installation wich have to run on HP OMEN 15-ax012nl and so use support of all most recent chipset drivers and USB 3 drivers.

1) Wich ISO i have to use? @PatrickK @canonkong @aladinsinbad I've tried iso you post with WinToUsb but it don't work.
2) WinToUsb is ok? or AOMEI partition assistant is better?

B) I also need to make a USB ready WIN 7 x64 from another system and then run into HP OMEN 15-ax012nl. This can be done by these softwares, however since OMEN use new chipset and USB 3 what i have to do? I have to instal your provided drivers in the other system then put on usb with these softwares?

I know it's a bit complex but i don't know no other competent people than you on these specific topics. Many thanks in advance.

@aenndd You can use any windows 7 ISO that you want, it is important that you use it correctly. Another idea from mine is that you use my mobile slipstreaming script if you already have your italian ISO and use that one for you.

I have also a normal italian iso, so what steps i should do to slipstream the iso with drivers then create a bootable win7 usb3 system? (sorry but i don't understand the slipstreaming procedure yet)

@aenndd Did you download and read the read me first-file ?

Yes, maybe is more simple of what i think. I just have to put my ISO in same folder of your rar content and run the batch? Then after try to use the iso with WinToUsb?

@aenndd You can answer your first question by yourself if you read the mentioned file, I am annoyed a bit by you that you seem to not to have this done already.

Yes, that is the idea, but apparently it doesn't work with that tool.

For the moment i've just tried to use ready to go ISO downloaded to see that this don't work. At the moment i am preparing to try slipstream, i just ask to be sure to have understand correctly how it work. I will update here after the try ends. I also wait some help for my B) question if someone can help. Thanks again

Does this driver support UASP?

Hi all and thank you for this thread and drivers.

I have huge problem running W7 Ultimate, my MoBo is z390 Gigabyte Aorus Master and I have no PS/2, only usb. I got all the drivers from both links by @canonkong (THANK YOU for what you did, you are truly amazing) :

---then I used NTLite to put them on ISO,
---though during the OS installation it keeps telling me the iusb3hcs.sys is not certificated.
---I then run F8 to pick "disable driver signature enforcement" and then I can complete the installation.

The problem is as soon as I restart the pc it starts with a Windows Repair process and then during the repair I get stuck and have no way to interact, no mouse or keyboard active.


This thing is driving me crazy, it's days now I'm trying to solve. I have no much experience and have no idea of Dism to force unsigned.


The setup from @aladinsinbad (thank you!) I downloaded from here seems to work perfectly, though that's W7 Professional version and I can't upgrade to my version.


Please I'm freaking desperate, if anyone has a clue or hint for my case please, it would be immensely appreciated. Sorry for my English.

Zitat von dricks im Beitrag #7

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Custom signed modified driver package:
https://1fichier.com/?i8lh07nd5mzuztmiakjy

Install my custom certificate in your certificate authorities.
For example, if you unzip myDrivers.cer in c:\, just run cmd.exe and enter:
certmgr.exe -add C:\myDrivers.cer -s -r localMachine ROOT
certmgr.exe -add C:\myDrivers.cer -s -r localMachine TRUSTEDPUBLISHER

bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON

Reboot windows

Run setup.exe from the driver package.

And voilà, all USB working great on your z390mobo
And F*CK Intel.

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@VK If you have your original ISO downloaded already I suggest that you try out my mobile slipstreaming script. A the integration I use the option /forceunsigned, I never had problem with unsigned drivers.
Don't forget to enable CSM on your BIOS and don't confuse UEFI-boot with GPT and legacy-boot with MBR.
My brother's gaming rig with an ASRock Z390 Pro4 and an i3-8350k runs fine with canonkong's driver. I succesfully tested my own ISOs an a Z390M Pro4 with a 9600k and a 970 EVO Plus, wich I bought just for that purpose.
Wish you 'luck'.

@PatrickK thank you so much for the help, I got your w7 sp2 and trying that right now. About the mobile slipstreaming script I got that too and I will try ASAP.

At any rate, I really don't understand what is causing that os Repair after installing, that's the point where I get screwed because I can't move anything anymore.

I have tried the WindowsImageTool mb utility by Gigabite after NTLite (when I started 2 days ago) to add more drivers and then it recognized the 2 NVMe drives I have mounted, but then I had that certification problems and tried to add different drivers to the ISO without that tool and now... it doesn't recognize those 2 drives anymore but they are there and as soon as I try to boot a new Windows ISO the system recognizes there is back there somewhere another installed.

Is it possible this is causing me the Repair after installing? Because I'm gonna take off those 2 NVMe drives, I was about to start disassembling.

Thank you again, now I'm waiting to see what happens with your iso I was trying when I saw your message.