Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #149

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@edd.smi5 Cool.
I suggest you use the same tool like me wich is Rufus.
I guess you should not be impressd too easily. Windows is mostly the same since 2007. And don't forget: You can use Windows 8.1 Update 1 instead of Windows the-dumb-thing 10, because it has USB3-Support out-of-the-box an goes more back to the classic start menu than Windows 8 or windows 8.1. And you can turn off Updates.

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@canonkong

Thanks for the driver information, that's why I asked originally. I haven't had any of the problems you mentioned with the .68 drivers, but I don't have a USB sound card. The .68 drivers appear to be about 1% faster than the .49 drivers on my installation which lead me to believe there was more of a difference than just the display name, though the difference was so small it could have been a fluke.

P.S. Which 3rd party driver was modified into the 2.0.0.68 driver?

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #149

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@edd.smi5 Cool.
I suggest you use the same tool like me wich is Rufus.
I guess you should not be impressd too easily. Windows is mostly the same since 2007. And don't forget: You can use Windows 8.1 Update 1 instead of Windows the-dumb-thing 10, because it has USB3-Support out-of-the-box an goes more back to the classic start menu than Windows 8 or windows 8.1. And you can turn off Updates.

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2.0.0.49 works fine, but virustotal 8/69 on .sys files. I can't load my OS normal, because antivirus removes the USB driver. Very sad

Zitat von myth im Beitrag #154

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2.0.0.49 works fine, but virustotal 8/69 on .sys files. I can't load my OS normal, because antivirus removes the USB driver. Very sad

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@canonkong

I have audio stuttering on USB Audio card when it's connected to 149C controller, it works fine with same xHCI driver on 145F controller though. Using the 2.0.0.49 driver on X570 + Ryzen 7 2700 system with Windows 7.

@canonkong As you know edd.smi tried to install Windows 7 on his new Threadripper rig but didn't have success. I am working on my Windows 7 Service Pack 2.10-ISOs and therefore I would like to see a screenshot from you where Windows 7 runs on a Threadripper Gen.3 so that I can be shure this works when I am going to write the title for my new ISOs. I would have to pay about 2000.- just to get a CPU and a Motherboard which is way too much for me as I am having financial issues anyways. Not that I don't trust you, I just want to have at least one screenshot if I can't test this on myself, which is the case on X570 too by the way.

@PatrickK
For the support of win7 system, the difficulty of the current platform is not the driver, but the ACPI support problem in the BIOS. Only a few TR40 motherboards can support it, while X570 only supports ASUS, GIGABYTE, and MSI. Only some ASRock X570 motherboards do not support win7.Since I do n’t have the TR40 platform, I can’t give a picture of win7 on the TR40 platform. I just confirmed from my friends from motherboard manufacturer by his tests.

@canonkong Ok, thank you for this valuable information.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #160

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@canonkong Ok, thank you for this valuable information.

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@edd.smi5 It depends, it is helpful if you have installed Windows 7, but this windows design doesn't look like it, doens't it ?

Hey guys! In case if you want to create updated windows 7 ISO for modern machine without hassle check "Windows 7 Image Updater" tool.


I'm not providing direct links because I do not want to be accused for spaming.

Zitat von Atak_Snajpera im Beitrag #163

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Hey guys! In case if you want to create updated windows 7 ISO for modern machine without hassle check "Windows 7 Image Updater" tool.

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Zitat von canonkong im Beitrag #115

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@JonW
It is easier to install these un-driven systems by running the installation tool in the PE system. No PS / 2 mouse keyboard or PCI-E USB expansion card is required.

Plug the empty USB flash drive into your computer, download the wepe_64.exe I sent, and then run it. Click the USB flash drive icon in the lower right corner of the program to install the PE system into the USB flash drive. After the PE is installed on the U disk, copy the MOD system to the U disk. Then boot quickly and press F8 to select the USB disk to boot into the PE system, run the CGI on the desktop to install the system to your target disk, and then restart.
Here is the PE system tool：https://yadi.sk/d/E3Cs05biRPB0wA

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