DISM usb3 drivers fails install.wim


  1. darrellg1972
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    DISM usb3 drivers fails install.wim


    I used DISM to inject usb3 drivers into the boot.wim
    but it errors out on install.wim

    any ideas why?
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  3. torchwood
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    DISM does not work on W7, use SURT, and USB3 drivers are not part of the parcel, you have to D/L them from the provider.

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