Installation windows 7: cd/dvd driver missing  

Hey guys,

I've tried to install windows seven on a system I built for my little sister. The installation works fine until after the language and time zone configuration, where says that there is a CD/DVD drive driver missing and that I have to insert it on a floppy or USB...
The setup for the system is:
Intel p4 3.2 Ghz
Asus p4-p800-x
2 Gb DDR Ram
Some Ati graphic card.

I'm installing windows 7 ultimate x32.

Anything you guys can come up with?:)

Greetz,

Amplid

One question, do I have to get this .iso file from my Windows 7 installation disk? If so, where?:)

Thanks for the quick reply!

Amplid

Try this:

SATA Driver - Load in Windows 7 or Vista Setup

I had a similar problem with my first intall of Windows 7. The DVD drive that you are using is defective. The DVD pressing seems to be more sensitive to tracking. I exchanged my DVD drive with another one and the problem went away.

Q? Does the install take quite some time to get to the point where it gives you the error.. And if you just re-try to install again, does it fail at a different spot. That was what I had.

For the $20, I got a new drive.

Matt.

@mjm: Naa, that's not it, I used that drive before in different computer:) No, always at the same spot.
@theog: nope, didn't work, well actually, I wanted to do that, but it didn't read the files and coudn't find any other files to download on internet because the mobo is so old...

Amplid

Where do I find this .iso file so I can install via flash drive? Do I have to get it from the installation cd or...?

Amplid

I am having the same issue and I contact them with no result. Now, I can't even burn anything on my dvd rom. I have Gateway NV59 notebook.

I solved it, just put another optical drive in there and it worked right away.

Eddy, while I was looking for a solution I found a good guide for installing it with a flash drive, here's the link:
Install Windows 7 From USB Drive/Pen Drive

Cheers,

Amplid