Installing Windows 7 x64 with GPT and UEFI?

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  1. Jumbo Flapjack

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    #1 Jumbo Flapjack, Mar 6, 2019
    Is there any easy way to install Windows 7 x64 with GPT and UEFI? If not then I have to change to MBR and install in Legacy (BIOS) mode. Thanks :).
     
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    #4 Jumbo Flapjack, Mar 6, 2019 (OP)
    Ok thanks, how would I go about adding USB 3.0 support to boot from my 3.0 slot?
     
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    #8 shhnedo, Mar 9, 2019
    The docs.msft page is literally an s-b-s guide on how to integrate drivers. You just have to replace the relevant parts of it with your environment variables.
     
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    #9 Jumbo Flapjack, Mar 26, 2019 (OP)
    I tried adding USB 3.0 drivers to the boot.wim and install.wim with PowerISO, I got them from the AMD Chipset drivers, and it didn't work. Still have no idea, have to install via USB 2.0.