Problems instaling windows 7

[Trotter]

Windows won't be suppoted by Microsoft,are you still want to install Windows 7 on your pc.How about Window 10?

I got a tutorial on installing Windows 7 (From Google),as what it said,using the Windows 7 installation disk is the best way.

I very much prefer using a bootable USB drive for installing Windows nowadays, especially if it is USB3.

 

[Joe C]

I very much prefer using a bootable USB drive for installing Windows nowadays, especially if it is USB3.

The issue with using a USB to install Windows 7 on a Kaby Lake cpu is that there is no USB 3.0 drivers from Windows 7. If you use a dvd disk then your not required to have usb drivers, but you'll run into other issues about the usb drivers during the install. Reefer to your mobo's guide to install the usb drivers for Windows 7 during the install.
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[veerrie]

Make sure the Windows 7 ISO file downloaded from legit sources. If yes, try to burn it with another app. It seems some file missing.

 

[Sweetmustard]

As i know,Microsoft used to support to download Windows iso file,but now i don't know if it is still supported.

 

[Sweetmustard]

As i know,Microsoft used to support to download Windows iso file,but now i don't know if it is still supported.

This program details everything,and use Rufus burn Windows iSO for making a bootable USB is good idea.

 

[Zekester2097]

I had an issue like this, when I installed Windows 7 onto my PC. If I remember correctly, setting your BIOS to CSM mode might fix it.