Setup cant find HDD ?

did you check your ssd params in bios ? such as 2nd place after CD/DVD as boot etc.
then you could try the following
1.Boot up Windows 7 disc.
2.When the welcome screen comes up on Windows Setup, press Shift + F10, which will display a command prompt.
3.Type "diskpart" (no quotes) and press enter.
4.Type "list disk" and press enter.
5.Hopefully you can see your SSD in the list. You should see a number identifying it. Now type "select disk X" (where X is the number identifying your SSD) and press enter.
6.Type "clean" and press enter. This will write a blank MBR, YOU WILL LOSE ANY DATA ON THE SSD if you did have anything on it.

 

No not realy unless the sata controller is not supported but that is highly uncommen

 

In BIOS, change Drive Configuration Settings from IDE to AHCI and then see if it works for you.

 

If you have additonal drivers from mother board cd load them at setup maybe that will work

 

Did you check if ata security feature is enabled for your drive(s)?

 

Could be that his iso is corrupted

 

I have HP 450 g2 and have same problem.
But when i browse for driver i see all disks soo its bugged windows..

 

If you browse for driver why not put in the motherboard cd and select the apropiate driver

 

I just pull the USB drive out the USB3 port and put it in a USB2 port

 

i seen that issue before....three thing bad motherboard bad HD outdated BIOS with no more support

 

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I wasted half a day once trying to install Win 8.1 until I realized I needed to plug the USB into a port on the MOBO not the case I'm not known to be too smart

 

No, it's not about you being smart or not, I have done the same for ages. The problem arises whether a generic case or a brand computer case (HP, Vaio, etc) is used.
I've seen problems when plugging in a usb flash drive on generic cases so I have to move to the rear ports on the motherboard. Conversely, when using a brand computer I have no problems in the vast majority, not always.

 

And type: convert mbr
or
convert gpt