I do not have PCI-E to USB2.0 or PCI-E to PS/2 card.
Is it possible to reinstall Windows with the USB driver added?
Hello @Mr_Fox and all the others, Iâm trying to install W7 on my Asus Prime Z690-P D4 Mobo and found all the drivers needed except the one for Intel RST VMD Controller A77F (PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A77F&SUBSYS_86941043).
Iâve tried to access your Double Driver backup but all the content at that old link is expired. Did you succeed in finding the Win 7 RST VMD Controller driver for the Z690 ?
For all the others here is the way I found all the other drivers:
- Most of them are available via SDIO.
- PCI Simple Communications Controller (PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_7AE8&CC_0780)
Found via âDriverMax Pro v14.14.0.8â - Intel(R) Serial IO GPIO Host Controller - INTC1056 (ACPI\INTC1056)
Found via âAuslogics Driver Updater 1.13.1.0â - ACPI Wake Alarm Driver (ACPI\ACPI000E)
Unsigned driver found here.
Signed driver found on this forum here, thanks to @canonkong.
Iâm struggling to find this last one, hopefully somebody has a link to share ?
Thanks and have a nice day,
V.
BTW Iâm using latest Gen2 W7 iso from web.archive.org
Hi @Virgus
Unfortunately I have never attempted to locate a VMD driver because I disable that in the BIOS and never use it. I do not have one to share with you as much as I wish I could help. I hope that someone else reading this has a solution you can use.
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Thanks for your prompt reply @Mr_Fox
I took your comment as example and, for now, I disabled VMD driver in bios too. In the latest SDIO there are drivers entries for it but they all give errors. Letâs see if something comes out in the future.
Cheers,
V.
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Hello Virgus,
Can you confirm that you have installed Windows 7 on Z690 ?
Did you modify it in any way or did you just integrate it in Windows installation USB stick with DISM?
If it works on Z690 I presume it will work on all the previous motherboards , i.e. Z490, Z590?
So where can I obtain 3.0/3.1/3.2 intel USB for 300 up chipsets for Windows 7?
I got lost in this fightâŚ
Heya, just setup win 7 on z590 and 11900k but got lost about USB 3.1
can you let me this what you have on priv as Fernando removed all links to intel âintellectual propertyâ
this is the least but not last driver issue, but will pass it through finally, maybe with your help also 
the mobo is Gigabyte z590 Vision D.
Hello to everyone.
The problem that I have is that Iâm not able to move my mouse inside the Windows 7 VM x64 bit virtualized with bhyve (the best hypervisor on the bsd world) and I want to find a workaround. Maybe an idea could be to enable usb 3.0 on my Windows 7 x64 bit VM. For example windows 8 work well with xhci devices while win7 x64 bit sp1 doesnât. I have googled usb3 drivers for win7, but none of them work. This is the parameter that I need to add in bhyve to pass thru the xhci USB 3.0 devices that I use (mouse and keyboard (the keyboard works,I donât know why,but the mouse does not)
-s 30,xhci,tablet \
I think I need to know which kind of drivers I need. Where can I get them ? With which method ?
Iâm not sure if it is relevant,but the hardware of my pc has one Intel Corporation Cannon Lake PCH USB 3.1 xHCI Host Controller with the mobo Gigabyte Aorus Pro Z390. On the website of the Gigabyte I didnât find any package correlated with the USB 3.0 xhci drivers.
Or maybe,what counts more is not the hardware of my PC,but the virtualized components used by the hypervisor. In every case I donât know which kind of drivers I should install. Please advice.
@johnconnor
Welcome to the Win-Raid Forum!
I have moved your request into this already existing thread about a rather similar topic topic.
Hopefullly you will find a solution here.
Good luck!
Dieter (alias Fernando)
Hi @canonkong, this is my first post here, so if I should be posting in an âintroduce yourselfâ type thread I apologize. Member SIW2 over in sevenforums suggesting I contact you regarding getting Win 7 to work on a Z790 chipset board.
I have been holding on to a legacy Win 7 Ultimate drive for quite a while as it has stuff on it that wonât run on newer OSes. Iâve been using it successfully up through my Asrock Z370 board. But I just built a new system based on the Asrock Z790 Lightning WiFi, which has no USB2 capability and I cannot seem to get a working copy of Win7 installation (to update my Win7 drive) to get past the âStarting Windows 7â screen. This I know is caused by not finding mouse or keyboard drivers. Iâve followed SIW2âs âhow toâ on sevenforums for updating the Win7 installation media. It all seemed to work, but it still seems not to see the USB 3 ports. SIW2 though you might have some info as to whether or not getting Win7 to work with the USB3 drivers is possible on this board. I appreciate your help.
Hi @Virgus. I tried this ISO and it got me further than a previous method I used. The USB3 drivers loaded and I was able to get to the Repair screen (Iâm trying to update an existing installation). It did its thing but after reboot the Win7 drive ran for quite some time but nothing showed up on screen. I waited until well after the drive stopped, did a forced restart, and got to the âWindows did not load properlyâ screen. I did Safe Mode and in listing the drivers it seems to hang immediately after âdisk.sysâ. My Win7 is on an old SATA spinning drive. USB3 mouse and keyboard were working, at least.
https://download.asrock.com/Manual/Software/Intel%20Z790/Software_BIOS%20Setup%20Guide_English.pdf#page=94
https://download.asrock.com/Manual/Software/Intel%20Z890/Software_BIOS%20Setup%20Guide_English.pdf#page=102
ASRock Z890 cannot enable CSM?
MSI and GIGABTYE also remove CSM Support from Intel 800 series motherboards
MSI MEG Z790 ACE
https://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/MEGZ790ACE.pdf#page=71
MSI MEG Z890 ACE
https://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/MEGZ890ACE_English.pdf#page=74
GIGABTYE Z790
https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_intel700series-bios_e.pdf#page=26
GIGABTYE Z890
https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_intel800-bios_e.pdf#page=28
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