Installation problem using bootable flash drive(usb)

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  1. Megahertz07
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    Windows 7 HP 64
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    To install on a MB like yours you have to add to the Win 7 installation files at least the SATA, USB3,x and NVMe drivers.
    You don't see the NVMe drive and don't have mouse or keyboard because you didn't add the drivers.
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  3. BamaInArk
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       New #22

    Megahertz07 said:
    To install on a MB like yours you have to add to the Win 7 installation files at least the SATA, USB3,x and NVMe drivers.
    You don't see the NVMe drive and don't have mouse or keyboard because you didn't add the drivers.
    Those were added as part of the build process here: Update your Win 7 installation media
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  4. SIW2
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    use this instead of the usb3 drivers provided in updater.

    Win-x-Ryzen-driver
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  6. BamaInArk
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    SIW2 said:
    use this instead of the usb3 drivers provided in updater.
    Win-x-Ryzen-driver
    I have read those instructions in regards to Ryzen however I am not using a "G" Ryzen processor. Using a normal Ryzen 3600 without integrated graphics. Unless those instructions are for any Ryzen processors and not just the ones with built in graphics.
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  7. SIW2
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    It helps if you read it:

    use this instead of the usb3 drivers provided in 7updater.
    AMD_AM4_X399_TRX40_Drivers_win7_81.7z — Яндекс.Диск

    Installation problem using bootable flash drive(usb)-ryzen-mobo-drivers.jpg

    You can uninstall the usb3 drivers from your already applied win7 using dism++ then install the above drivers instead, not in addition to.
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