Please help cause we don't want a wasted copy of Windows 7 Home Premium for $70, and we want to get his computer up and running. We have tried using Rufus to create the installation media on the usb, and have tried using an external optical drive.
Also tried Windows 7 64-bit disk and same problem. Download and Install VB-CABLE Driver Now VBCABLEDriverPack43.zip (1.09 MB - OCT 2015 / XP to WIN11 32/64 bits) INSTALLATION: Extract all files and Run. That detected the CD fine but it still had the same issue.
First thing we did was try a USB 2.0 port by plugging a USB 2.0 card reader into the computer into the front USB port on the motherboard. Got onto the install screen, and a screen saying " select the drivers to be installed" comes up, and a message saying that a required CD/DVD driver is missing and then the installation won't continue until I locate said driver. IDE provides more compatibility, so if your current configuration uses AHCI, try changing it to IDE or Compatible (the exact terms and interface may be different on your PC).So only a couple days ago my I built a PC for my friend, parts went together fine with no compatibility issues, got it booted up and it posted, and went to install windows 7 from a USB. If your installation media boots with SATA and your machine uses IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), you might encounter the missing driver error. SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment), also referred to as Serial-ATA, is a technology that connects storage devices like hard drives or SSDs to your PC. Once you’re in the BIOS, look for USB 3.0 settings. Plus, you might find the process in your laptop’s manual. In most cases, you’ll be able to enter the BIOS by pressing the F2, F10, or Del key during the startup. The process of entering the BIOS and its interface differs among manufacturers and whether you have legacy BIOS or UEFI. If none of the fixes have worked for you so far, you may want to check if your BIOS settings need to change.
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