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I'm trying to get Windows 7 installed on a computer, and I have to slipstream NVMe drivers so setup sees my drive, but then Setup blocks me with "A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing."  This would be fine, except I've already integrated ALL of that, so I shouldn't be getting this error, should I?  Every driver I try results in either "no device drivers were found" or, if I come across a valid driver and I tell it to load by clicking "Next", it will work for a bit and then tell me "no new devices could be found."

I'm using NTLite to add the drivers to boot.wim and install.wim.

What am I doing wrong?

c


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Answering myself...

I devised a workaround:

  1. Using the untouched Windows 7 ISO, install to a regular SATA hard drive
  2. Configure the installation with NVMe drivers so it can see/boot from the SSD
  3. Use Clonezilla to move the newly NVMe-enabled installation to the SSD

I'd still like to figure out why integrating drivers is so weirdly broken, but this ought to work for now while I wait for a fix.

c

Edited by cc333

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