Windows 7 Compatibility with Pentium G4560 & i7-7700k 7th Gen Processors: Gigabyte GA-B250M-D3H

I would like to give up Windows 10 for Windows 7 but I can't.
As far as I know people are doing somehow with 7th generation processors.
I currently have two available and they are Pentium G4560 (socket 1151, 7gen) and
i7-7700k (also socket 1151, gen7). Both have problems in Windows 7.
In addition, the graphics in the processor does not work. He doesn't install it.
Drivers downloaded from the manufacturer (like for Win7 in Beta version (for cpu 7gen.) And so
there are messages that Windows7 is too old and you can't boot half of the hardware.

Is there a chance for seven?
Has anyone worked it out yet?

It's about this album:
http://www.gigabyte.us/Motherboard/GA-B250M-D3H-rev-10#kf
Bios F6

In the specification he writes:
Operating System

Windows(R) 10 64-bit (for 7th Generation Intel(R) Processors)
Windows(R) 10 64-bit / Windows(R) 8.1 64-bit / Windows(R) 7 32-bit / 64-bits (for 6th Generation Intel(R) Processors)
* Please download the "Windows USB Installation Tool" from GIGABYTE's website and install it before installing Windows 7.

After installing Windows 7 Pro, the following message is displayed:
This processor is designed for use with the latest version of Windows 10. The processor is not supported
in this version of the Windowes system (it's about seven).

Unfortunately, the 7th generation processors only work with Win10.

Kraniec_Internetów wrote:

Unfortunately, the 7th generation processors only work with Win10.

Not completely. It was enough to put clean Windows 7 without SP1 and without updates and block updates. The system has uploaded correctly. Then manually add updates but only those that appeared until the end of 2010 and it was not yet loud about the "reptile" called Win10.

I only uploaded Framework 4.0 and 4.5 + DirectX to this prepared system.
All drivers went without any problem! From graphics to chipsets and usb 3.1!

As I prepared the system, I uploaded Visual Community 2017 which is supposed to be only for Windows10. Amazingly, the Community has downloaded everything you need + even the Windows 10 SDK, which are only for W10 ... and please:


In a moment the G4560 separator on 7700k and we will see what that one says.

Added after 16 [hours] 53 [minutes]:

Well, they both work. I see no differences. The four cores in i7 work separately so the system sees the quad core. In G4560 all 4 threads also. In 3D win7 benchmarks - and I don't know why - it goes much better like Win10. The same benchmark and on Win10 I have 25-30fps and on Win7 already 35-40fps on integrated graphics (Intel HD610). A surprise in Cinebench for Windows7 proc G4560 got 300pkt more as in Win10. It's all weird. I draw the conclusion from all this that these messages on the screen about an unsupported processor and graphics are a fake. Why are these messages missing while windows update is locked? Were any Win7 patches responsible for misleading? There is probably no other explanation.
I just put Visual Community 2015 up3 from Visual Studio for Windows Phone 7.X / 8.X Kind of not working but working. MS made two versions of VC2015. One for W7 / 8 and the other only for W10. The difference is that you cannot create applications for W10 (dekstop, web and mobile) in the Community for W7 / 8. There are so many tablets and smartphones with Windows that I took over. Nothing. It remains to have two separate disks and work on two systems.