Zitat von cityhopper im Beitrag #45

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Zitat von kithylin im Beitrag #43

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Zitat von Mr_Nobody im Beitrag #42

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Asrock X570 Steel Legend does not work with Vermeer CPUs and Win7

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Are you sure? Did you try my install method posted above? Did you try all bios versions? Did you make sure to enable CSM in bios? What testing have you done? A blanket statement like that with no additional information is not helpful.

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I have tried it. This is a fact. For Asrock X570 Steel Legend motherboard BIOS P2.60（Does not support 5600x） and below, you can install or inject "USB3.x_Ryzen3-Mod+NVMe" driver to use win7 normally, but BIOS P3.0 and above only support 5600X, but this version The BIOS does not support the use of win7 (ACPI does not support, a blue screen will appear at startup)

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Zitat von kithylin im Beitrag #46

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Zitat von cityhopper im Beitrag #45

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Zitat von kithylin im Beitrag #43

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Zitat von Mr_Nobody im Beitrag #42

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Asrock X570 Steel Legend does not work with Vermeer CPUs and Win7

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Are you sure? Did you try my install method posted above? Did you try all bios versions? Did you make sure to enable CSM in bios? What testing have you done? A blanket statement like that with no additional information is not helpful.

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I have tried it. This is a fact. For Asrock X570 Steel Legend motherboard BIOS P2.60（Does not support 5600x） and below, you can install or inject "USB3.x_Ryzen3-Mod+NVMe" driver to use win7 normally, but BIOS P3.0 and above only support 5600X, but this version The BIOS does not support the use of win7 (ACPI does not support, a blue screen will appear at startup)

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Did you try my method I posted where we install windows 7 on another older computer + install some updates then move the drive to the newer X570 system? That's what I did to get it to work on my X570 board. Did you try that method to see if that would work with it? I think some folks aren't reading the post / tutorial I wrote above in full. Also you must use a windows 7 install medium that has SP1 integrated in to it. If you use an older Windows 7 install medium that pre-dates SP1 it won't work on any newer system. I was having the same issue with my MSI Prestige X570 Creation motherboard that you described (blue screen with ACPI error during setup) if I tried to run the windows 7 installer direct on the X570 board. But once I used my method of doing the windows 7 install on an older computer first it worked perfectly with no issues. I know it's a long post but I think some people aren't reading my post / tutorial in full.

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i had an idea inspired by the dual boards method.. why not using windows 11 install iso and just replacing the 4 Go install wim.. by one with win7 and drivers... for all x570 mobos

my main bug is after disk selection ...and all of a sudden.. i am thinking of the reason of my "0xc0000005" error... that can occurs with with10 install even when total writting is done...
can the error come from the port usb i use ? i mean that port usb3 has "hacked" drivers [ not fully uefi ? ] may be i should plug in the usb2 [ if it has "legit" uefi driver ..] ...??