Please help me, im stuck and i dont know what to do...

>>61586233
you need to inject drivers into the .iso that you use for installation
you should GNU/Linux, as it has doesn't suffer from this problem

>>61586259
I dont get it?
I reinstalled a lot of computers with this flash and this is the first one to give me this error, problem is that its not my pc and im affraid of fucking something up...

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>>61586259
Like idunno tell me if i did something wrong...

>>61586233
Common issues:
>Your USB port is in a USB3 port, switch to USB2
>You're trying to install Windows 7 on a PCIE SSD, just stop what you're doing and install 8 or 10 at that point

>>61586233
Faggot, you need to make a windows USB install with MSI smart tools or get a PS/2 keyboard AND THEN install the USB 3.0 drivers. Manufacturers are complying with Microsoft to make installing windows 7 a chore so faggots with no brain cells go to windows 10.

>>61586476
> >You're trying to install Windows 7 on a PCIE SSD, just stop what you're doing
Why? It's possible if drivers from a manufacturer are available.
>>61586233
In addition to that post, try to reformat your USB stick and copy Windows files to it again.

>>61586517
Ok thanks

no usb 3.0 support out of box

>>61586259
injecting drivers is a pita.

Create a windows 10 install USB flash drive then copy install.wim from the windows 7 iso onto it replacing the win 10 one.

>>61586233
Just dont try to install drivers you don't have right now.

>>61586233
Use asus ez install.
You will get usb 3 support and nvme ssd

just get a floppy disk with the drivers???

Fcking 7 tards

>>61586646
You can say fuck, you know.

>>61586233
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>>61586476
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>>61586621
nvm fix'd it

I just solved that a few days ago. As it's been said, the USB 3.0 drivers are probably missing, so you need to patch the windows install iso with them. There's probably a utility/instructions from your motherboard vendor, and in the worst case there are definitely manual instructions. Just google it, you'll find it.

>>61586583
Does this actually work?

>>61586658
How? I want to know too.
inb4 I'll PM you

>>61586672
It does, however the installer looks ugly as fuck and it will create a 300MB partition for system files instead of 100MB one.
It's not that hard to make an NVMe-compatible USB3.0-capable version of W7, especially there's a tool from Intel that injects the usb3.0 drivers automatically

>>61586688
DM'd you the solution

>>61586233
Got the same problem a few times. On some forum people were saying the iso was downloaded/written on the usb stick with errors.
Download the iso again, check the md5 this time, write it on the stick and it will work.

Sometimes it's the front USB 3.0 that causes the issue. Disable it on the bios and try again.

tl;dr windows fucking sucks

>>61586233
This is super weird shit and it seems that it happens when you burn image at maximum speed.

Try burning same image at a fraction of maximum speed.

>>61586658
incorrect, using NVM does not fix that

>>61586233
You can't install from a USB3.0 port anon

>>61586233
1. You are trying to install W7 from a USB stick on a USB3.0 port. Switch to USB2.0 port or get a tool to inject USB3.0 drivers into the installation image.
2. You are trying to install W7 on a Skylake CPU. Get a tool to inject USB3.0 drivers into the installation image, this does not work on all boards.
3. You are trying to install W7 on a Kaby Lake or Ryzen CPU. This will not work.

>>61586583
>Create a windows 10 install USB flash drive then copy install.wim from the windows 7 iso onto it replacing the win 10 one.

That's fucking bullshit but I believe it

>>61587143
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>>61586878
burn verification exists

set usb to legacy mode in bios,