defcon.klaxon
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- Apr 29, 2018
Hello all,
I am new to the forums here, hope this is the right place to post this thread. I recently upgraded from Phenom II to Ryzen 7, and have been attempting to slipstream in the necessary USB drivers into a Win7 ISO and I am at my wit's end because nothing seems to be working. I've tried the Gigabyte tool and every time I run it, the ISO is installed but I get an error message saying that it failed to incorporate the drivers. So I decided to try it manually with NTLite following the guide that user Johan45 put together that's stickied here, and that doesn't seem to work even though everything says it was successful (i.e., I install the slipstreamed ISO onto a USB stick and when it runs, USB devices aren't recognized). I've even tried unattended install, and the install sticks at the very first step and isn't unattended at all. Obviously I'm doing something wrong, and I was wondering if you guys wouldn't mind giving me a hand on getting this to work. It's been a week since my rig has been down and it's unbelievably frustrating to follow this very simple guides and continue to have issues. Thanks in advance to whomever would be so gracious to help me get this stupid thing to work right, I truly appreciate any and all help.
Cheers!
--Phil
I am new to the forums here, hope this is the right place to post this thread. I recently upgraded from Phenom II to Ryzen 7, and have been attempting to slipstream in the necessary USB drivers into a Win7 ISO and I am at my wit's end because nothing seems to be working. I've tried the Gigabyte tool and every time I run it, the ISO is installed but I get an error message saying that it failed to incorporate the drivers. So I decided to try it manually with NTLite following the guide that user Johan45 put together that's stickied here, and that doesn't seem to work even though everything says it was successful (i.e., I install the slipstreamed ISO onto a USB stick and when it runs, USB devices aren't recognized). I've even tried unattended install, and the install sticks at the very first step and isn't unattended at all. Obviously I'm doing something wrong, and I was wondering if you guys wouldn't mind giving me a hand on getting this to work. It's been a week since my rig has been down and it's unbelievably frustrating to follow this very simple guides and continue to have issues. Thanks in advance to whomever would be so gracious to help me get this stupid thing to work right, I truly appreciate any and all help.
Cheers!
--Phil