Has anyone successfully installed Wifi 6 (802.11ax) drivers for W7?

[pjlucky]

SIW2 Thank you for all your reply's . Just to clear up the above comment is for a modified install done with you updater. The win7 install respectively is not on a NVMe it is on a standard win7 install from unmodified install software so these HDD's I am using do not have your drivers.

I still would like help with getting The HDD's in question to be able to see the installed NVME on the monster MB If you can.
I have executed the hotfix patches on both drives there hotfix says it is already installed . But as stated within windows the NVMe does not show up .
It is only visible in the BIOS. Being the monster MB with no support I am screwed, so If I can install win 10 there so be it.
I am a bit confused about where you want my discussion. If it is about NVME then should it not be where I was posting. This main thread is about the WiFi driver and win7 . I asked here be cause it is a blend of NVME and WiFi 802.11
I was concerned about the fact the WiFi is on an NVMe type card installed directly to M.2 port.
I did not intend for this to become a discussion about a MB that no one has ever heard of. The only thing common to MB's is that it has a simple American Megatrends BIOS

 

[SIW2]

You should start a thread specific to your problem i.e. that motherboard

There is no point in posting on the 7updater thread because it is not a 7updater problem. There is no point in hijacking this thread started by bfa1509 about his trackpad and integrated wi-fi chip.

so If I can install win 10 there so be it.

you can try installing win10 on a different partition same disk as your win7 install.

I would be surprised if win10 could see the nvme when win7 with the correct nvme updates can't.

I have executed the hotfix patches on both drives there hotfix says it is already installed

You could try installing this using dism++ View attachment msnvmex64.zip

https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/Dism-.../download/v10.1.1002.2/Dism++10.1.1002.1B.zip

and this ( need to merge the included reg file first ) View attachment samsung-nvme3-community.zip

I dont know if the hotfixes you have already installed will get in the way. You can try.

 

[MisterEd]

You asked Why . Well My first post says why I wanted to retain the use of Autocad 2000 that will run only in the XP environment. I tried to bring that to an NVme drive ,But could not load Xp into the modified Win 7 NVme install.

You are fighting a losing battle. Just install Windows 10 or 11 on your modern computer and be done with it. Then install a Windows XP virtual machine in Windows 10 or 11. That way you can install Autocad 2000 in it.

You could probably do the same on a computer with Windows 7 but then there is problem with drivers. I have seen where people have installed Windows 7 on NVME drives using workarounds. With LAN & Wi-Fi you might have to settle with whatever works.

I have a laptop with Windows 11 Pro. I used Hyper-V to install a Windows XP Pro virtual machine. Autocad 2000 installed fine in it. here is a screenshot of it.



BTW, I have computers with Windows XP, 7, 10, 7/10 and 11. Each computer only has a O/S on it which supports the hardware in it. The only exception is an old laptop from 2006. It came with Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. The drive failed on it so I installed Windows 7 on it. I later did a free upgrade to Windows 10. I might go back to Windows 7 because Windows 10 is kind of slow on it. The only downside is Microsoft no longer allows free upgrades from 7 or 8 to Windows 10 anymore.

 

[SIW2]

I have seen where people have installed Windows 7 on NVME drives using workarounds

No "workarounds" needed. MS provides the updates for win7 nvme.

The op is having difficulty because he has a weird motherboard. Jingsha H61S

 

[MisterEd]

No "workarounds" needed. MS provides the updates for win7 nvme.
The op is having difficulty because he has a weird motherboard. Jingsha H61S

The update only helps if you add it during Windows 7 setup. There are ways to do that. A Windows update doesn't help during the setup.

There is nothing weird about that particular motherboard. It is the same for all those new mini-PCs and micro motherboards we are seeing coming from China. They are only meant to run on the version of Windows they support. No other support or drivers are or will be available. I have read where the people that are buying the mini-PC with Windows included complain of the lack of support. If the OP wants a motherboard with better support he needs to look elsewhere.

 

[SIW2]

It is definitely weird. It is an h61 chipset which must have been salvaged to which they have added m2 nvme slots and some kind of bios they have made.

A Windows update doesn't help during the setup.

The microsoft nvme updates are also for winpe aka boot.wim and winre.wim