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usb 3 and nvme drivers with custom windows 7 iso

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i have a custom windows 7 iso and ive tried the manual way through cmd, ive tried multiple tools, but i cant get my mouse or keyboard to work. any help? 

just use simplix updatepack, it will integrate updates + generic usb3 driver + nvme drivers...

just drop iso over exe and it will do everything for you

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46 minutes ago, adi2137px said:

just use simplix updatepack, it will integrate updates + generic usb3 driver + nvme drivers...

just drop iso over exe and it will do everything for you

i tried that but it said it couldnt do it if the iso had cumulative updates

It is not enough to integrate drivers into the system image, you need to have them in the installer, in WinPE, so that during the installation works keyboard and mouse. Or use the installer from Win 8-10, where they are initially there. And write the model of the motherboard, it will be clearer what can be offered.

 

23 hours ago, TJDownchurch said:

i tried that but it said it couldnt do it if the iso had cumulative updates

then integrate in ntlite or find old ms iso from 2011 and it will work fine...

integrating in ntlite isn't that hard but you need add into install.wim and boot.wim

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