Missing CD/DVD Drive Device Driver: Factors, Solutions- ISO Image, Recording Speed, BIOS Update

I confirm that manually installing the USB 3.0 driver helped. For me, the message about the lack of a driver appeared on all usb 2.0 and 3.0 ports. It helped to locate the drivers on the CD. I have OtherDriver / Intel USB 3.0 Driver / Drivers / Win7 / x86. MSI B150M PRO-VDH motherboard. I am installing from usb 3.0.

Hello,
we were able to start with pendrive 2.0 in port 3.0 after installing additional drivers.

lenovo y700

edit:
whole disk format and it went

I have a paw Acer F15 with W10 wants to upload W7 on it because I have it on my own and it suits me
but when I want to install it with full or disc, I get an error with the following content:
"no required cd / dvd device driver ..."

- I will add that I tried to connect to usb 3.0 and usb 2.0 it does not matter
-I gave him the AHCI rudder directly to the installation, but there is also an error with the following content:
"Unable to install device driver (Intel (R) 6th generation core processor family ... contact vendor for updated driver)

I tried to integrate ahci controls with acer: http://www.acer.com/ac/pl/PL/content/drivers
using WinToolKit but when saving it fails with errors and integration fails.

In bios, I have two options to choose from when it comes to BOOT MODE:
-Legacy - on which I do the above
-uefi which has no option to boot anything except hdd; (

I lack ideas, and I don't like the W10 somehow ..
I will add that this is a newly purchased lap.

what to do as embracing it? help

@ esk2

Are you installing from a disc or USB flash drive?

If you have a flash drive, try to get a disc (preferably the original one), or download and record the image with the lowest possible speed (preferably 4x)

Secondly, look in the BIOS for the option to change AHCI mode to IDE or Campatible and then try to install it.

Third, if you have the opportunity, borrow an external DVD drive for a while and connect to USB 2.0 ports

How do you take pictures of your BIOS screen. It is possible that there are other options that you do not see but are important.

BTW. Where are the times where it was enough to set the boot, put the disc in and everything was going well ...

maybe I haven't written about it, but there are currently two disks in the lap.
one ssd goodram factory clean
the second normal one put in the pocket after the drive. (it still has the old win10 on it)

I will try to clean windows from the disk, maybe it is interfering with something.

about your questions:
-with pendrive (it was the same from the disc)
-bios is very limited, there is only UEFI or LEGACY
(when I get home I will insert photos)
-driven external from which I started the installation was just plugged into the usb2.0 and 3.0 socket does not matter.

BTW ... great words .. Amen

Hello,
I have a similar problem and I don't know how to go about it.
- Intel Celeron DualCore processor, 2.1GHz
- BIOS InsydeH20 Rev. 5.0
- Broadwell 2015 architecture
- two cores, two threads
- 4GB DDR3 RAM memory
- 500GB SATA hard drive (HGST HTS545050A7E680)
- Intel HD Graphics
- WiFi wireless internet
- Bluetooth 4.0 module
- 2 USB 2.0 ports, 1 USB 3.0 port

There is no way to change the IDE / AHIC operating mode in the BIOS, I switched the WIN7 booting in various ways. The image is good because the installer starts up elegantly on another computer. I would like to add that the computer is new - I bought it without a system, without a CD / DVD drive.
One thing is interesting to me - in the first tab of the BIOS there is something like "Factory installed OS" set to "Win8.1" - doesn't it mean that I can only install WIN8.1 ???
Below I am throwing photos of the BIOS and the error message.

Basically, I haven't tried an external CD / DVD drive along with making the image onto the disc.

What do you think about it ?

Quote:

Maybe I haven't written about it, but there are currently two disks in the lap.
one ssd goodram factory clean
the second normal one put in the pocket after the drive. (it still has the old win10 on it)

I will try to clean windows from the disk, maybe it is interfering with something.

about your questions:
-with pendrive (it was the same from the disc)
-bios is very limited, there is only UEFI or LEGACY
(when I get home I will insert photos)
-driven external from which I started the installation was just plugged into the usb2.0 and 3.0 socket does not matter.

BTW ... great words .. Amen

I would leave one drive in the laptop for the duration of the installation. Select Legacy mode. What exact version of Windows are you trying to install? Windows 7 x64 SP1? Original disc or recorded image?

Today I was "struggling" with a similar situation - I had two freshly recorded discs, one at 12x speed, the other at 4x speed - both with the same system image. Perhaps it is the fault of the damage. motherboard, but on the first each time the error as in the title, despite changing various settings in the BIOS and external hookup. DVD drive. I recorded the same with 4x speed and it went right away (both from the built-in and external DVD because I checked it specially)

If you do not come up with anything, try to follow this trail and post pictures of this BIOS, we will look.

Quote:

Hello,
I have a similar problem and I don't know how to go about it.
- Intel Celeron DualCore processor, 2.1GHz
- BIOS InsydeH20 Rev. 5.0
- Broadwell 2015 architecture
- two cores, two threads
- 4GB DDR3 RAM memory
- 500GB SATA hard drive (HGST HTS545050A7E680)
- Intel HD Graphics
- WiFi wireless internet
- Bluetooth 4.0 module
- 2 USB 2.0 ports, 1 USB 3.0 port

There is no way to change the IDE / AHIC operating mode in the BIOS, I switched the WIN7 booting in various ways. The image is good because the installer starts up elegantly on another computer. I would like to add that the computer is new - I bought it without a system, without a CD / DVD drive.
One thing is interesting to me - in the first tab of the BIOS there is something like "Factory installed OS" set to "Win8.1" - doesn't it mean that I can only install WIN8.1 ???
Below I am throwing photos of the BIOS and the error message.

Basically, I haven't tried an external CD / DVD drive along with making the image onto the disc.

Stock up on a plate and an outside. DVD drive - in BIOSI-e Legacy Support Enabled and it should go. Do not suggest "Factory OS installed", it is not related to the version of Windows that may be installed. However, before trying to install an older system (Win7), it is worth making sure that the appropriate drivers for download are available.

This is the Windows 7 64 bit SP1 version - the system was downloaded from the student account - but I will mention here again that the installer started correctly on another computer. As for the drivers, I downloaded them from the HP website before I was going to install the system, so there should be no problem with that.
I will do as you suggest [kitty34] with external drive and Legacy setting, I will write what the result will be. I do not know how long it will take because I do not have this drive. Thanks for the express reply.

I made a Windows 10 CD image (student version), booted from pendrive (usb 2.0 port) and installed WIN 10 as if nothing.

As for WIN 7 SP1, I even tried to enter the option Computer repair -> command list -> running DISKPART. Appropriate commands changed the disk from MBR to GPT - it did not affect the launch of the WIN 7 installer but it could help in starting WIN 10. I can not say that anymore.

Old but current topic, the solution is to modify the win7 install using the program from ASRock's website (by the way, the msi modifier doesn't work, it's a waste of time because ASRock's patcher works at 100%)

The problem is the same, I fire from the disc, I bet that something needs to be changed in the bios, but I do not see the described solutions
and as the saying goes, hey adventure please help, I cannot download and burn a new disc on a pendrive (the CD works on a different computer)

Complementing the topic - Dell XPS L501X - the same problem. Inserting the USB flash drive into the USB 2.0 port (the one shared with eSATA) helped ... it can be done even without restarting the installer.

Windows-7-USB-3-0-Creator-Utility

It is enough to patch pendiva with Win7 installation program from Intel. It adds usb 3.0 xhci drivers that are required for some new motherboards, especially in laptops where usb 2.0 ports are often missing and the bios is stripped of options and it is impossible to change the compatibility settings.

For example, in HP Pavillion 360 it is the only option to install Win7 from a USB flash drive.

Hello,

I would like to connect to the topic, maybe someone who knows he's still following him.

The question concerns the HP Probook 470 G4 / i-5 7200U / SSD laptop on the M.2 SATA connector

I made an attempt to install Windows 7 using a bootable flash drive prepared for this purpose - a topic known to me and already practiced x times. In BIOS (UEFI) I set legacy of course.

I was prompted for a missing driver so the installation did not start. From what I read, it is about the lack of a USB 3.0 driver, which is for some reason common with 2.0 (I checked all ports).

I found information that the driver must be compiled on the mentioned pendrive. There are tutorials I should be able to handle.

The problem is that you need to find this driver first. After great effort, I managed to determine that the chipset on the motherboard is Intel HM170 and it is probably responsible for USB support (?) But nowhere can I find a driver that would have anything to do with this chipset.

I found only the following: https://www.intel.pl/content/www/pl/pl/suppor...cles/000005497/software/chipset-software.html

I have no experience with laptops, maybe something is confusing for me, I don't know.

So the first question is what driver to integrate?

Edit: [11-11-18]
Since this topic is probably offline and no answer, I started a new topic:
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3517894.html#17552313