- #CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS INSTALL#
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- #CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS DRIVER#
- #CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS FULL#
I downloaded the Windows 7 SP1 AIK to get the language packs for the windows setup to be able to also have the setup in both language, I can add the WINPE-SETUP_FR-FR.CAB and WINPE-SETUP-CLIENT_FR-FR.CAB to the BOOT.WIM file ( english image) but I still only get the english setup, am I missing anything or adding a language selection to the setup not yet currently supported in NTLite? I just tried with the latest build and it works fine now, thanks for fixing it
#CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS FULL#
I will have to attempt this on another system as maybe the issue that I'm on a domain attached computer creating the issue even if domain users have full administrator access to the current local computer. It does this no matter what I try to integrate (Intel Rapid Storage AHCI / RAID drivers, Intel USB 3.0, Intel Chipset, etc)
#CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS DRIVERS#
It was with the USB3.0 drivers from Intel's website as you linked I tried installing the drivers without anything else (no language pack) and it still gives me the error "The package does not support this operation (where is the name if every.
#CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS INSTALL#
I did install thefrench language lp.cab on the system (that part works fine) Target OS: Windows 7 Pro 圆4 - Service Pack 1 (Extracted ISO), used both Dell's disc or an MSDN unmodified one. Source OS (my system) : Windows 7 Pro 圆4 - Service Pack 1 (Running on a domain account) It is friday afternoon and I won't have time to redo everything and test it all out. My apologizes for not answering earlier, we've been overloaded with work in the last months and I just barely had time to keep working on this.
#CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS DRIVER#
If I can't do it that way, any other way to force install the driver automatically once the install is over instead of integrating them? 11:00:51 User aborted after driver integration.Īfter giving me the error, I just aborted since it was no use to finish the image since the main reason I did it wasn't working. 10:59:23 Integrating driver: Intel(R) Corporation | iusb3xhc.inf 10:59:20 Integrating driver: Intel(R) Corporation | iusb3hub.inf 10:59:14 Integrating driver: Intel | iusb3hcs.inf 10:56:48 Integrating package: SP1 Language Pack 10:56:42 - Save preset: Auto-saved session 10:56:33 Refreshing hardware list selection 10:55:54 Refreshing hardware list selection 10:55:51 - Listing post-setup executions 10:55:43 Refreshing hardware list selection 10:55:40 Refreshing hardware list selection 10:55:40 Reading driver info 6/6 (iusb3xhc.inf) 10:55:40 Reading driver info 5/6 (iusb3hub.inf)
10:55:40 Reading driver info 4/6 (iusb3xhc.inf)
10:55:40 Reading driver info 3/6 (iusb3hub.inf) 10:55:40 Reading driver info 2/6 (iusb3hcs.inf) 10:55:40 Reading driver info 1/6 (iusb3hcs.inf) 10:55:39 Reading driver files information 10:55:31 Refreshing hardware list selection 10:55:29ğinished adding packages to the integration list. 10:55:29 Reading package info 1/1 (D:\Documents\Desktop\lp.cab)
#CREATE A BOOTABLE USB DRIVE WINDOWS 7 WITH USB3.0 DRIVERS UPDATE#
10:55:29 - Gathering update package info
The NTLite.log doesn't really say much more but I'll still include it (only kept my latest, clean attempt): I was using Dell's image and thought it might be the issue so I used a clean original Windows 7 image and the same problem occurred. I noticed I forgot to integrate them to the install itself, so I went ahead and added the exact same driver to the Windows 7 Pro (Install.wim), but each time I end up trying to apply the changes, the moment it reaches the drivers integration step, it gives me a 0x00000005 (5) error for all 3 drivers and can't integrate them. I fully installed my OS but once I ended up in windows itself, the driver didn't carry over so I couldn't use anything USB. I went and integrated the drivers to the setup (Boot.wim) file and it was working fine over there. The default disc or Dell's disc does not have the intel USB 3.0 drivers so once the setup started, the mouse and keyboard aren't working (no PS2 connectors, so have to use USB ones).
I need to make a custom Windows 7 DVD to install on a system that only has an USB3.0 controller.
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