Windows 7 Asus Crosshair VII 470 driver help needed

Important Drivers General: Storage Drivers (AHCI/RAID, NVMe and USB)
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I have seen many articles here about older motherboards and new 500 series motherboards.
However what I am looking for is how to install USB 3 drivers into my windows disk.
People keep talking about the Intel drivers but that link is now dead.
Even so, they are Intel USB 3 drivers and I have an AMD motherboard.

Long story short. What drivers should I use and is there a simplish guide to integrating them into my disk.

About 15 years ago I used Nlite on my XP disks, but that was a much more different animal to the one out now.

Any advice and help would be appreciated.
Thanks guys

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First of all, what model is your AMD motherboard, so as to determine which USB drivers to integrate?

The curated list of latest USB3 drivers can be found here: USB 3.0/3.1 Drivers (original and modded)
The guide on how to integrate the drivers into the Windows installation media can be found here: [Guide] Integration of drivers into a Win7/8/10 image

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I all ready said the model.
Asus Crosshair VII 470

As for the link you gave to me.
There are a few AMD version mentioned there.
I had hoped that someone with knowledge of my particular board would know what I needed.

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Yeah, have just noticed it in title, my bad! Try these ones for the Ryzen CPUs. It should work for the X470 chipset.

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You said to "try these ones".
Try what ones?
Did you accidentally skip a link or something?

OR, did you mean the ones you sent me to?
Because the same problem remains that I spoke of.
So many choices and yet nothing concrete.

Thanks for trying however. At least someone has done so. :slight_smile:

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>OR, did you mean the ones you sent me to?

Yeah, these ones. There’s nothing complicated with slipstreaming drivers:
1. You go to the USB drivers megathread that I’ve linked you to and navigate to Section A. AMD USB 3.0/3.1 Drivers
2. Since your mobo is based on the AMD X470 chipset we will pick the the 64-bit v.2.0.0.48 ones, download them and extract 'em so that the archive’s contents will be in a new folder
3. You slipstream the drivers to the installation media with NTlite (a spiritual successor from NLite made by the same creator). There’s a guide that I linked you that will show step by step on how to do that.

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Thank you :slight_smile:
It was the v2.0.0.48 that I was unsure of.

Thank you very much for that help. :slight_smile: