@canonkong
Hi, Canonkong
I am currently using a 5900X and an Asus ProArt B550-CREATOR motherboard with a 970 Pro, 1080Ti.
Strangely, even loading your mod driver AMD_1.0.0.13_MOD_Win7 from the USB 2.0 port of the Asus ProArt B550-CREATOR board does not proceed with the Windows 7 installation.
However, you can install Windows 7 from the USB 3.0 port of the Asus ProArt B550-CREATOR board
But when I finish installing Windows 7 through the USB 3.0 port, the USB 2.0 port does not work.
ACPI-Compliant Driver, AULA LED Controller Driver also cannot be installed through your mod driver
Any advice on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.

@noctua2005 was just checking yesterday for boards, this one i noticed, should be anice one; but with Windows 7 you would loose Thunderbolt 4 or am i mistaken? That was the whole point of getting this MB in my idea, no need to buy a Thunderbolt-Add-inCard, but then again, the main thing would be continue using Windows 7 instead of Windows 10, so the Thunderbolt ports seem not activable for this task.

@riku
You are right If you are using Windows 7 on this motherboard, you cannot use Thunderbolt 4 Also, the built-in Thunderbolt 4 may be the biggest reason to buy this motherboard. I bought this because I liked the design of this motherboard and the way it cools the power and chipset parts without a separate cooling fan. However, I bought the X570 Dark Hero motherboard together in case I couldn't use Windows 7 properly. However, I hope there is a solution to this problem if possible. Replacing the motherboard is so annoying

Hello,

I am fresh new here and was wondering how to upgrade my hardware while keeping the windows 7 install I have. It seems to be the correct topic to ask this question :

I have bought a MSI B450 gaming with a Ryzen 5 3600. Currently I am on a Gigabyte H87 with an i5-4570. My goal would be change the MB, CPU and RAM but keep the current SSD where the windows 7 is installed. From what I read there, you put modifed drivers in a new install, but how to do that for an already installed seven ? I was thinking I should put the modified driver into the current windows, then shut down and change the hardware, but it seems too easy right ? Thank you to anyone answering as I have trouble figuring what to do.

Zitat von perenoel im Beitrag #559

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I was thinking I should put the modified driver into the current windows, then shut down and change the hardware

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My X570 Dark Hero motherboard doesn't have a PS2 port
What should I do in this case?

@noctua2005

use the USB3 driver

or you can get a PCI-E PS/2 card

@infuscomus
First of all, I would like to express my gratitude for your reply.
You asked to use the USB 3 Driver, is this a PCI-E type USB expansion card?
You also said that if you can get a PCI-E type PS2 expansion card, it's okay.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33046276....2a384c4d7gvsIJ
I bought a PCI-E type PS2 expansion card from this link and tried it, but it failed.
The reason is that OPProm is not built in, so it does not work during BIOS or Windows 7 Setup.
It only works after entering Windows.
I would really appreciate if you could let me know if I am misunderstanding something.

Hi folks

I have Gigabyte Aorus X570 Elite motherboard, AMD Ryzen7 3700X processor, Samsung 950Pro M.2 SSD
The motherboard has following USB's ports:
Integrated in the CPU:
- 4 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports on the back panel

Chipset:
- 2 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A ports (red) on the back panel
- 4 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports available through the internal USB headers
- 1 x USB Type-C USB 3.2 Gen 2 port, available through the internal USB header

Chipset+2 USB 2.0 Hubs:
- 8 x USB 2.0/1.1 ports (4 ports on the back panel, 4 ports available through the internal USB headers)

Motherboard don't have a PS/2 mouse/keyboard port.

I wasted a few days on trying to install.

I maked Windows7 Professional U with SP1 Retail x64 En ISO with added: modification drivers + original AMD drivers + mouse & keyboard drivers + NVME drivers by NTLite program to Windows 7 Professional (I choose to load from 3 version of Windows one only-Windows 7 Professional) mouse and keyboard connected to USB2.0 ports but installation of Windows stopped on the point where installator ask for choose language-mouse and keyboard stop working at this point.

On some youtube tutorials I found 3 methods of add the drivers to ISO:
- load Windows 7 only
- open boot.wim file (from sources folder) than load Microsoft Windows PE (x64)
- load boot.wim and install.wim
Which method is correct? The drivers should be added to all versions of Windows shows on NTLite or only to one choosen version?
What is difference between?
Why the NTLite shows other 3 versions (Windows 7 Home Basic, Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Ultimate) if my original (unmodified) ISO with Windows 7 is only Windows 7 Professional?


Where should be integrate the KB3033929 file-to the Updates, Drivers or Registry? Just KB3033929 should be integrated or something else.

What is the best program to integration a drivers (NTLite, Win Toolkit, rt_7_lite_win7, Windows_7_Image_Updater by Atack Snajpera, Gigabyte mb_utility_windowsimagetool_am4 AMD)?

During installation of Windows7 to which USB ports should be connected mouse and keyboard, USB2.0, USB3.0 or USB3.1 gen2?

Windows 7 is no longer supported, hence you need to install everything on windows 10

Zitat von KevinMcGrath im Beitrag #565

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Windows 7 is no longer supported, hence you need to install everything on windows 10

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@radek
You can download KB3033929 Update Pakage Files x86 or x64 from microsoft and then intergrate to your windows 7 image(not p.e, setup) Use NTLite Update Menu

Zitat von KevinMcGrath im Beitrag #565

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Windows 7 is no longer supported, hence you need to install everything on windows 10

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@radek I would recommend you to use one of my own mobile slipsteaming scripts (in german or english). Therefore you don't neet to know that much things to make things work in case you are not interested. And if you use it: Please let me know if you understand it, to be onest I didn't put much work into improving my mobile slipstreaming scripts in the last couple of months. Or use my Windows 7 SP2.11 beta ISO with native, unofficial xHCI support and more, which can, if you do so, give me some valuable information about this ISO on X570.
To your questions: At least integrate the needed USB xhci drivers and the official NVMe hotfixes into index 2 (Microsoft Windows Setup) in the boot.wim and in the index in the install.wim of the Windows 7 edition that you want to use. And other updates and drivers into the wanted index of the correct Windows 7 edition.

@PatrickK I'm newbie to this topic so before doing anything I need to know rules how this works (understand how this works) for make sure everything what I doing I doing it correct.
Your ISO Windows 7 SP2.11 beta is right for my Gigabyte Aorus X570 Elite motherboard and AMD Ryzen7 3700X processor? It works without extra PCI PS/2 mouse&keyboard card? During installation this ISO to which USB port should be connected mouse and keyboard? Where from I can download your Windows 7 SP2.11 beta ISO - I don't see it on your list, is only SP2.10 Is in english?