@wasteland_ Suggestions: Get some knowledge how this anti cheat works exactly, mabye it has something to do with a, possibly, missing cerificate.
Another idea is it to use an USB3.x add-in card where official USB3.x drivers are avaiable.

Zitat von wasteland_ im Beitrag #375

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Hi everyone!

I've got a z390 Asrock Extreme4 motherboard and I've just installed Win 7 Pro x64 to play some CS:GO on Faceit. However, Faceit Anti Cheat disables my mouse and keyboard whenever I try to run it. My Windows ISO included some chinese drivers for USB 3.0 and after asking around on reddit I was told that those drivers are getting blocked by the anti cheat and I need some genuine drivers from Microsoft or Intel. As far as I understood, there are no official drivers for USB 3.0 on z390 so I thought maybe someone in this topic could help me out.

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I would like to install the USB3.0/3.1 drivers on an existing Windows 7 system without doing a fresh install of the entire OS. I do not have access to a PS/2 port.

As I understand it, I have to do it through a Windows PE and use DISM? I tried using a Windows PE, the Paragon Adaptive Restore, but the USB mouse and keyboard don't work inside the PE so I couldn't do anything. Which Windows PE should I use so that I can install the USB3.0 drivers?

Macrium Reflect works great for me.

Zitat von Prodif im Beitrag #374

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Zitat von Amdfan9 im Beitrag #373

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Hello! Does anybody notice any mouse input lag/acceleration with the new chipsets on windows 7? Is it because it isn't natively supported? something just seems off about the mouse movement on these new chipsets.

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What's your new chipset? .. )

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Zitat von Mr. Fox im Beitrag #379

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Macrium Reflect works great for me.

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@Softtydragon You can install those drivers like every other, with an installation setup or via device manager, if you don't want to do a reinstallation. Or you can use windows remote desktop and do it this way with your local network.
You annoy me if you don't start using points, commas and question marks.
How did you even install Windows 7 on your Z390 board if you don't have a PS/2-port ? Did you just swap your drive ?

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #362

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@Sohei They are all the same, except language, architecture and the editions. If you want another language than german or english, take the ultimate-edition and install your language pack.

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@darkneill Thank you for your compliment, you are welcome. Yes, my native tongue is german, that's why. I work on a version able to provide more that one language right from the beginning of an installation, you are not the first one mentioning, and there are people, here in the forum, using Windows 7 in italian and french, afaik.

Update:

Yesterday, I tried to install W7 on my new Z390 board (ASUS Maximus XI Hero) with my customized W7-DVD (MS NVMe-Hotfixes, Z390 USB 3.1 Drivers and some essential windows updates integrated; drivers are integrated in both install.wim and boot.wim) and after clicking "Install now", I get the following error message:

"A required CD/DVD driver device driver is missing. If you have a driver floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB flash drive, please insert it now."

Important Note: I'm running the W7-DVD with the UefiSeven bootloader in order to achieve a pure UEFI install - the bootloader itself gets successfully loaded (I can enter Windows Setup welcome screen).

So what does that mean now? Are the Z390 drivers not correctly installed, or are the MS NVMe-Hotfixes not sufficient for my Samsung SSD 970 Evo Plus drive or is UefiSeven the source of the problem?

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@AbsoluteZero You need to inetgrate the two MS NVMe hotfixes the right way, otherwise there will be an error with a 'missing' driver. Or you don't use them and load the needed driver from a secon USB drive with the drivers on it.
Why do you want to have a UEFI installation ?

im trying your mobile slipstreaming :D.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #386

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@AbsoluteZero

You need to integrate the two MS NVMe hotfixes the right way, otherwise there will be an error with a 'missing' driver.

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Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #386

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Why do you want to have a UEFI installation ?

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@AbsoluteZero What I mean is that, if you do it with a batch file, there needs to be a copy command on one line, only one, not more, took me about a week and some nerves to get to know this, had the 'missing driver' error, like you.
What three? Would be new to me, afaik there are only two, never heard from a third one.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #384

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@darkneill Thank you for your compliment, you are welcome. Yes, my native tongue is german, that's why. I work on a version able to provide more that one language right from the beginning of an installation, you are not the first one mentioning, and there are people, here in the forum, using Windows 7 in italian and french, afaik.

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