I have found the problem! The integrated USB drivers with Flashboot pro somehow only work partially. With Simplix the USB keyboard works without problems!!!! Now the question is how to use Flashboot pro and the drivers from Simplix. I have made an ISO with all included drivers with SIMPLIX and used Flashboot pro to install the patched loader. now suddenly the detection of the NVME SSD hard disk does not work. Only SATA SSD works!!!!. How can I work around or fix the problem????
I have solved the problem. 1st step: Make a complete iso for Win7 Normal/Uefi with Simplix with all drivers (USB/NVME/LAN) 2nd step: Use Flashboot pro to patch bootloader and integrate NVME driver, do not integrate all other drivers!!! DONE
My USB keyboard didn't work for some reason, because the interaction of Simplix drivers(USB) and Flashboot pro drivers(USB) didn't work. I wrote about this several times in the thread. You have to patch the bootloader if you want to have WIn7 Uefi as you know! That's why I needed Flashbootpro. Anyway, Flashboot pro's USB drivers somehow don't work properly with the keyboard and Simplix's do. I had to find out why my USB keyboard didn't work by combining the procedures of the 2 programs. I have now discovered another problem with the NVME driver! When I have solved the problem, I will write again.
I have now completed my experiments and found the cause of the error: The USB drivers from Flashboot and Simplix both work perfectly. The problem was the AHCI/RAID driver option! (See picture) As soon as this option is selected, the USB drivers strangely do not work for me! I don't know to what extent this has an influence on the other drivers, but this option is the reason for the error. If you omit this option, everything works without problems!!! (Solved!!!!)
@ralf ralf Integrate drivers USB3 & NVMe manually: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...tack-for-windows-7.81934/page-17#post-1825898 See into make.cmd script in my tutorial: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/winxp-64-bit-on-a-modern-pc-iso-boot-wim-install-wim.88435/ Add drivers in the same way to install.wim Code: dism /mount-wim /wimfile:ISO\sources\boot.wim /index:1 /mountdir:mount dism /image:mount /add-package /packagepath:USB3\winpe-wmi-x64.cab dism /image:mount /add-package /packagepath:USB3\windows6.1-kb2864202-x64.msu dism /image:mount /add-driver /forceunsigned /driver:USB3\x64 dism /image:mount /add-package /packagepath:NVMe\windows6.1-kb2990941-v3-x64.msu dism /image:mount /add-package /packagepath:NVMe\windows6.1-kb3087873-v2-x64.msu dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:mount /commit For install.wim no integrate a package winpe-wmi-x64.cab
Many Thanks for your effort! It was not a problem with the USB or NVME driver but the AHCI/Raid driver which I don't need anyway. Thanks for your instructions, I'll take a look at them
It's working on my system ( Asus Prime B550M-K&Windows7 x86),thanks! .......................... I got BSOD when I restart my computer
I have an 8th gen system here at work, I'll put it to the test tomorrow. H310M-HDV I think. @Gelip I can't reproduce your issue. I have multiple usb3.x sticks, I shoved all of them in the usb2 ports and there were no problems whatsoever. And yes, I did have the generic xHCI driver, I checked in device manager.