Hello, i want to use Win7 on my new build, Asrock B560M mobo with a intel 11400F cpu, what drivers i need?
Actually on my 9400F + Asrock B365 mobo, i made with dos DISM a win7 iso with the following drivers and working flawlessy.
Boot drivers injected into the iso:
Intel AHCI 15.9.8.1050
USB3 xhci controller 5.0.4.43
Drivers installed after the os installaton:
Intel chipset inf 10.1.17765.8094
Intel ME 1909.12.0.1237
In the first page of this topic i can’t find any drivers, can someone redirect or send me all the drivers i need to inject into the win 7 iso for 500 serie chipsets? Thank you.
Short: not sure about the best/simplest way how to install USB 3.0/3.1 drivers into a Shuttle DS10U barebone PC (8th gen Intel Whiskey Lake-U Celeron 4205U ULV CPU) which has Windows 7 32-bit already installed.
Long:
Hello,
About a year ago, I copied my 32-bit Windows 7 from my aging desktop PC into a new Shuttle DS68U barebone PC (Celeron 3855U processor). I used the "sysprep.exe" method, which is native to Windows 7,
allowing to easily transfer a complete OS into new hardware. In order to bypass the (temporary) issue of the missing USB 3.0 drivers during installation, I fitted the motherboard with an M.2 to PCIe adapter, into
which I plugged an old PCIe USB 2.0 card, which in turn had the USB-keyboard and USB-mouse connected to it. That allowed me to successfully install all the missing drivers (LAN adapters, Realtek audio, etc…),
including the famous USB 3.0 driver, after which I could safely remove the "construction", dangerously bulging out of the body! The drivers were (and still are) generously provided by Shuttle, on their website.
Now I wanted to do the same for my second aging desktop PC, but the DS68U has vanished from the planet. Then I thought the DS10U would be a good replacement, thinking that the drivers provided by Shuttle for the
DS68U would also work for the DS10U (no drivers for DS10U, only Windows 10 support). Big mistake! All the drivers installed successfully, except for that USB 3.0 driver. I guess the reason is that the USB hardware
of the DS68U is USB 3.0 only, not USB 3.0/3.1 (?)
I searched the Internet for days, until I found you, I think you have the solution, any help is very much appreciated!
Update: problem solved!
I finally found the correct link to the USB 3.0/3.1 drivers, I should have looked better before posting!
I can now confirm that it works very well for the Shuttle DS10U with Intel Celeron 4205U (ULV) processor (Whiskey Lake U 8th Generation Intel Core).
Fantastic job you did!
THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU
Hello Fernando - Remember you saying to link any Intel USB 3.0/3.1 drivers for some reason or another, think it was windows 7 x64, and just cam accross some over at ASUS USA Support. They ar for a 300 series chipset (H310) in A Prime Series Mobo. PRIME H310M-E R2.0 Motherboard with a CoffeLake-S IMC Northbridge and a Kaby Point H310C Southbridge and has the PCI Express Root Complex (Switch).
From Aida Exreme 6.50.5800:
Intel Kaby Point PCH - USB 3.1 xHCI Host Controller
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A2AF&SUBSYS_86941043&REV_00
USB Root Hub (USB 3.0)
USB\ROOT_HUB30&VID8086&PIDA2AF&REV0000
From ASUS America Support Website:
Version 5.0.3.42
2018/08/24 7.35 MBytes
USB3
Intel USB 3.0 Host Controller Adaptation Driver V 5.0.3.42 for Windows 7 64bit
There’s actually three different drivers availabe under this mobo, the only differences being the release dates. All else is identical! 07/10/2018 & 07/27/2018 & 08/24/2018.
Get this!!! As I’m copy pasting info i look down and there is a Utility just below the USB file headings:
Version 1.04.02
2019/04/12 41.37 MBytes
ASUS EZ Installer
ASUS EZ Installer 1.04.02 to create a Windows 7 installation file with USB 3.0 drivers preloaded for 200 series motherboards.
Two things:
1.) Is it a typo or misplaced utility, this mobo is a 300 series???
2.) Sounds like that might be something worth having a close look at! 
Hoping it’s something useful stuff in the everlasting ongoing quest for the Intel Unholy USB Grail!!!
(I’m thinking I’ve got this in a resonably on-topic post, lol!)
Windows 7
Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z690 APEX
BIOS 0073 (10/06/2021)
https://hwbot.org/submission/4846721_saf…dram_4331.5_mhz
https://valid.x86.fr/jwqams
and
Windows XP
ASRock Z690 AQUA OC
BIOS 1.50 (10/19/2021)
https://hwbot.org/submission/4846841_spl…8p)_7525.65_mhz
https://valid.x86.fr/4tb1c4
Some Z690 OC motherboards still seem to be compatible with Windows 7 and Windows XP
Great find but I think Safedisk also had some old BIOS for Apex on LGA1200 but it was not a solid BIOS, just only made to run on Win7 it’s on HWbot forum. Might be a similar case. Edit - ASUS released a new BIOS for Z590 at hwbot which has Win7 and XP support, they won’t A5 BSOD I guess However if those are correct and accurate that means there’s a CSM option even on Z690 however not sure how Windows 7 can handle these small cores. Raptor Lake is even going to add more E cores to the mix. Win10 also has issues if we see Anandtech on ADL handling at the moment as per their take.
Hello, Does anyone have any modified Intel Chipset drivers for Z590 ?
One of my friend tried to install Windows 7 onto Z590 DARK but after installing the NVMe hotfix and all patches he was not able to see any SSDs in device manager also the board apparently doesn’t support Legacy / MBR or even UEFI boot with Macrium Reflect and Parition Wizard Minitool it seems, that put me into a worry state about Z590 DARK . I’m thinking to buy ASUS Z590 APEX or MSI Z590 ACE or EVGA Z590 DARK for my build (Gigabyte has poor DIMM memory OC capabilities, even their Z590 Tachyon). Not sure why Canonkong removed all the drivers from the first page for Intel but we have all AMD HW got drivers. It would be a god’s gift if he can kindly upload them back… Thank you.
Where can i get this new Asus z590 bios that support Win7?
Edit by Fernando: Unneeded parts of the fully quoted post removed (to save space)
Well, I finally got Windows 7 almost fully functional. With some assistance with files from @canonkong followed by some INF modding of my own (some of my HWID were missing) everything except the same two PCI Express Root Ports is functional. The two M.2 ports the 970 EVO NVMe SSDs are mounted in are invisible (nothing in Device Manager) and there is no trace of those SSDs under Windows 7. Those ports and NVMe SSDs are normal and fully functional with W10 LTSC, W10 Pro and W11 Pro. So, I am thinking that the two PCI Express Root Ports with a code 10 status could be directly related to the M.2 slots not being visible. This issues I was having with Macrium Reflect and Mini-Tool are resolved now. The only issue now is that only USB and SATA drives are recognized (no M.2/NVMe visible) and my assumption (might be wrong, just a logical assumption) is that the PCI Express Root Ports #9 and #21 with code 10 status correspond with the two M.2 NMVe SSDs that are not accessible/visible.
I installed the latest Simplix W7 update pack (released yesterday) and that made no difference.
For the record, I was never able to install Windows 7 from USB on the X570 AMD setup or this new Z590 Intel setup. At the point of selecting the drive for installation during Windows Setup it was always missing a required driver even after slipstreaming all of the known necessary drivers. In both cases, I used DVD and an optical drive with PS/2 mouse and keyboard. After installing Windows 7 that way I was able to install drivers and get USB working. The built-in EVGA Z590 Dark PS/2 port works perfectly. I had to use a PCIe PS/2 add-in card on the X570 Crosshair VIII system because it did not have a PS/2 port.
Compare what is absent under “Storage controllers” in Device Manager.
@canonkong
Fantastic!
what motherboard did you use?
and do we need modified file drivers to install windows 7 on z690?
Well, I finally got Windows 7 almost fully functional. With some assistance with files from @canonkong followed by some INF modding of my own (some of my HWID were missing) everything except the same two PCI Express Root Ports is functional. The two M.2 ports the 970 EVO NVMe SSDs are mounted in are invisible (nothing in Device Manager) and there is no trace of those SSDs under Windows 7. Those ports and NVMe SSDs are normal and fully functional with W10 LTSC, W10 Pro and W11 Pro. So, I am thinking that the two PCI Express Root Ports with a code 10 status could be directly related to the M.2 slots not being visible. This issues I was having with Macrium Reflect and Mini-Tool are resolved now. The only issue now is that only USB and SATA drives are recognized (no M.2/NVMe visible) and my assumption (might be wrong, just a logical assumption) is that the PCI Express Root Ports #9 and #21 with code 10 status correspond with the two M.2 NMVe SSDs that are not accessible/visible.
I installed the latest Simplix W7 update pack (released yesterday) and that made no difference.
For the record, I was never able to install Windows 7 from USB on the X570 AMD setup or this new Z590 Intel setup. At the point of selecting the drive for installation during Windows Setup it was always missing a required driver even after slipstreaming all of the known necessary drivers. In both cases, I used DVD and an optical drive with PS/2 mouse and keyboard. After installing Windows 7 that way I was able to install drivers and get USB working. The built-in EVGA Z590 Dark PS/2 port works perfectly. I had to use a PCIe PS/2 add-in card on the X570 Crosshair VIII system because it did not have a PS/2 port.
Compare what is absent under “Storage controllers” in Device Manager.
Congratulations brother Fox. Glad to hear that you could resolve most of the issues with the Win7 installation with canonkong’s invaluable help. Maybe soon you will get these NVMe working as well, hopefully. Yep, absolutely agree that going with the SATA to ODD ISO Win7SP2 installation is the best option, it saves a lot of headache trial and errors and all the associated pressure. I will keep that as the primary method of installation since it has the most streamlined path even if we go with a bare ISO, esp EVGA, ASUS and some other boards have those inbuilt PS/2 ports which come in handy very well. Thank you.
Edit - Found some info on those both PCIe devices, something related to the VT-d DMA Security, Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT) for Directed I/O (Intel® VT-d), which states virtualization support for direct I/O access and it’s in the 10th generation Comet Lake Datasheet Vol 1 (Section 2.2.2, pg 22) as well, basically to protect the host system and Virtual system memory access it seems. Maybe you can check in the BIOS if that option is there and can be enabled or disabled and see it it changes anything ? Since Intel gives us some platform features to be turned off and this looks like an option to exist on the Z590 chipsets, as it looks like a common option for many Intel chipsets. Unfortunate that Simplix couldn’t do much here despite having latest files.
@canonkong , thank you sir, your work is always great. I knew that at once when I saw CSM option in Z690 BIOSes, that you would try Win7 on them (is it MSI board that you are using ?) The primary reason why I didn’t keep Z690 as an option is because DDR5 is too expensive for the performance it offers vs DDR4 and the availability issues for DDR5. And Z690 Premium which are very expensive boards from all vendors utilize DDR5 only. Plus this is the Intel’s first new design so did not want to dabble in the first adopter market of DDR5, Big Little and PCIe5.0.
@Alessa if you have any of the Maximus XIII Z590 boards - Hero / Apex / Extreme you can get the beta 1202 BIOS from HWbot here it has Win7/XP support as mentioned in the thread, so that means instead of A5 BSOD the board will boot up Windows 7 is my presumption.
@Alessa @Win7Ashtrix
It is gigabyte z690 gaming x d4，we also test on MSI pro z690-a and ASUS z690-p，both of them can work on win7 and win8.1.
@Win7Ashtrix @canonkong
It is definitely related to Windows 7 not being able to recognize the M.2/NVMe slots. Looks what happens when I use a PCIe slot with an external NVMe add-in card. It works. Plug and play. No user action required.
I have a MSI pro z690-a, and I can’t get windows 7 installed.
Do you have instructions how to get it to work?
All the usb ports are not working on my MSI pro z690-a.
Intel parts not working…
USB controller is 8086&DEV_7AE0
base system _464F
ethernet controller _15F3
pci controller _467D
pci device _7AA4
pci simple _7AE8
smbus _7AA3
video _4680
@canonkong
hello canonkong
I am currently using Windows 7 with the Z390 Dark with no problems through a USB 3 driver modified by Canong Kong.
Is it possible to install and use Windows 7 on Z690 using the same driver?
Windows 7 on the Intel Alder Lake/Z690 platform
https://msfn.org/board/topic/183194-wind…ez690-platform/
Core i7 12700K + MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4
@dricks @canonkong and all involved , Thanks a bunch all for putting this together . I now have working usb on my asus z390-p (dev_A36D )
DC
Hello dear canonkong !
Or can you tell me how to install win7 on a gigabyte z690 with an external video card in csm mode. I have a clean original win7 sp1 image, how should it be modified?
P.S. I tried several builds, but the result is deplorable, bsod a5 although CSM is enabled and XHCI is disabled
Hi, everybody! Tell me, who knows if there are drivers (mods) for a USB controller Win7:
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A3AF&SUBSYS_50071458&REV_00
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A3AF&SUBSYS_50071458
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A3AF&CC_0C0330
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A3AF&CC_0C03
Mainboard: H410M S2
Chipset: ID9B63
CPU: Intel Core@ i3-10100