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

" A required CD DVD drive device driver is missing "- the cause of this problem may be several independent factors.

possibility one , most probable
The ISO disc image was badly recorded. Most often this is because we recorded the wrong files for the disc. Often this problem occurs with student releases who are downloading the update, not the system. Remember that the installation should take over 3GB .

possibility two
The disc was recorded at too high a speed, just in case it is best to record at a speed less than or equal to 8x.

possibility three
The BIOS is out of date and needs to be updated. Search the internet for advice on updating the BIOS for your specific motherboard.

possibility four
You can try to fix the problem by creating a bootable flash drive. If the problem with the lack of CD-ROM drivers occurs when installing from a USB flash drive, it is almost certain that the error is with the ISO image.

I get an error when installing from a bootable USB, is it certain that the image is bad, or maybe another program to boot USB. Anyone recommend? I was doing novicorp wintoflash. The computer is new I bought a week ago and I can't handle it? Doesn't work with DVD and USB installation. The model is Asus A53E

I have the same problem

In my case:

The first and the second option is omitted - because it installs from a USB flash drive

the third option is also gone because I checked the manufacturer's website and there are no newer versions of the bios than the current one that is in the laptop

Option 4 is also gone, because I have been using the image that I have on my flash drive regularly to install windows 7 on various laptops and desktops for a year and I have never had any problems with it until now (it is an "all in one" image so that it has all versions windows in one - choose the right one or enter the system key and the key is the recognizable version for which you have a license - later you activate it via the Internet or call microsoft for an authorization code)

In my case it is a laptop HP g6-2242sa - the bios version is from November 27, 2012 I checked the manufacturer's website and at the moment there are no newer versions. P.

Before the installation, I removed the DVD drive from my laptop - unfortunately it did not help - still the same - of course, in the bios I have "legacy support" turned on because without it I don't want to boot from the pendrive.

From what I was looking for in various forums, the problem lies with the IDE emulation mode through the SATA controller, the compatible mode seems to fix the problem, changing the mode in the BIOS and the problem disappears - the problem is that I do not have such an option.

If someone has any solutions for it, please help, because working in the 8th stage gives me a headache.

I do not know what went wrong on windows 7 ENG with usb, but I had to call the installation during startup by pressing F9. And later I installed the PL language.

Hello

ficon, could you specify at which point you pressed F9:
1. During the startup screen
2. When installing win7
3. at a different time

Thank you in advance

possibility five
If you install from a USB flash drive - you have plugged it into the wrong USB port (the blue one). Transfer to another.

Hello. I'm new to the forum but I wanted to share my thoughts on the topic.

In my case, I had just the same problem (Lenovo w510). When I wanted to install the system from the pen, this message was popping up. In my case, it was enough to change the usb socket. I have 2 usb 3.0 and 1 usb 2.0 sockets. From the 3.0 sockets it always asked for this driver, even though I did not have a cd-rom in my laptop. From the usb 2.0 socket, the installation was normal.

Hello,

in the first post it is messed up, so I tried to install W7 from a copy of the original disc and I got the same error.
What's the most interesting, can I search a DVD for which I do not have a driver ??? - for me, obviously clashing at windows.

I used an external DVD drive connected via USB and it went without a problem (only slower).

I have a 2007 desktop computer.

When installing with a pen, disabling the drive in Bios helped me. ASUS R500VD laptop

the installer seems to be blunt as usual; /
this is not a matter of a badly recorded board (at least not in 90% of cases), but the IDE emulation mode via the SATA controller. compatible mode seems to fix the problem.
changing the mode in the BIOS and the problem disappears.

ATTENTION THE WAY THAT WORKED FOR ME:

I have a Samsung NP535U3C-S02PL Ultrabook and in order for the bootable flash drive to be visible at all, I have to enter the BIOS (F2)> change Fast BIOS Mode to NO> UEFI Boot Support is turned off, Set AHCI Mode is turned on (AHCI Mode control was previously set to manual. And attention the most important part, when the pendrive was connected to USB 3.0, the message "No required driver for the CD / DVD drive" popped up, I tried to connect to one of the two USB 2.0 and Works, i.e. the above message does not pop up anymore, the system installs without any problems. Regards and I hope I helped.

For me, the nail in the coffin was the blue usb 3.0. In black it went smoothly!

Thanks to me, too, after losing 5 hours ... How good that there are internet forums

I refresh, because the problem is the same, and the solutions provided do not help, unfortunately. AHCI switched to compatibile, Legacy Support enabled (without even booting the CD), basically anything that might have any meaning on enabled, and the driver problem still persists. Lapek Lenovo Z510, BIOS so limited that there is not much to change there. The Win 7 CD is fine, tested without any problems on a different laptop.

Edit:
Okay, but a record. I re-recorded 4x and it flies.

Changing the USB helped me. Before that, it was in blue. I connected to the regular one and the problem was gone

Hello ,
I had a similar problem with the asus u32u note book.
it had to be changed in a "truncated" bios from ACHI to IDE somewhere in the Boot tab and the installation goes without a problem

I have had such a message several times on several older, newer laptops. With Windows 7 and Vista. You can really get angry, you need a lot of patience, it helps to change the bios settings related to the detection of drives, as the colleague writes above, sometimes the option is hidden under other names.

For me, it was enough to connect the usb to the standard 2.0 port. miracles of invisibility happened on port 3.0.

For me too - changing the port from USB 3.0 (blue) to USB 2.0 (black) helped.

In new Asus with only USB 3.0 ports, you need to switch the XHCI pre-boot mode option to DISABLED in the BIOS. After rearranging, all USB ports work as 2.0. After installation, it is worth switching to ENABLED

Thanks, you saved me and many people time and nerves (you have to turn off usb3.0 in bios or pump the pen to 2.0).

Maybe I will also say it.
Which helped and was as dumb as a shoe> <

1. Change of SATA disk BIOS from AHCI to IDE;
2. Launching the Win7 installation from USB;
3. Failure (no driver for the disk);
4. Switch back from SATA to AHCI;
5. It went like that doll.

Of course, the USB 3.0 pendrive, the USB 3.0 computer port did not work (the eternal message about the lack of the required driver), it went to port 2.0.

Info on the Asus laptop, I always installed Win7 on a USB 3.0 docking station without problems.

greetings!

Lenovo G50-30
There was a need to downgrade from 8 to 7.
After a long struggle, this is the case.
1.Load the BIOS - after firing, press Fn + F2
2. In the Exit option, select the default settings and reset the computer
3.Read point one, load the BIOS again
5. In the Exit section, select OS Optimized [OS Win 7]
4.Now select BOOT Mode options to [Legacy] and BOOT Priority [Legacy First]
5. in the Configuration section I choose SATA Controller Mode to Compatible
6. In the Configuration section, select USB Mode to USB 2.0
7. Put in the USB stick from Windows 7
8. Restart the computer and play Windows music without problems.
9.After installing Win 7, it reboots and takes turns
"STOP 0 × 0000007B" Error
and
"STOP 0 × 00000124? Error

Any suggestions???



The good part adds up after the next few hours of tormenting.

So this is how I went to my head and downloaded linux for lenovo diagnostics from porducenta zrbilem live USB and started testing the computer.
The CPU test was finished in no time
Then I started testing the frame and the computer crashed, the screen was pixelated and horizontal lines. Power off and start work tomorrow by taking the frame out and replacing it with another one. It will inform you about the progress.

Hello, in the ASUS R510DP, I changed the USB port and I put the pendrive in the socket on the right and the message disappeared

The acer aspire 5750G laptop also had this message (in the blue port), I moved the pendrive to the black 2.0 port and everything flashes as it should.

Gentlemen, great forum.
After 10 hours Latin helped in the BIOS XHCI pre-boot mode option to DISABLED.

greetings

I will add one more piece of advice that worked for me. Turn off everything else that is connected to the USB.

For me, this error popped up when the mouse is connected to the USB on the front panel of the stationary machine. After disconnecting it went normally without a problem on the same USB port that I tried all the time. (I didn't even change anything in the BIOS, no disks, special boot methods, etc.)

Installing the 3.0 driver helped me. During the installation, I showed the system where the driver was located and it went. Changing the input from 3.0 to 2.0 and vice versa did not help, and I updated the bios but I did not have all the options as others write. And I installed the system from an external DVD connected to USB.