Title: Reinstalling Windows System - Encountering No Drivers Issue with USB Ports (Windows 7 & 10)

Hi, at the beginning, sorry, similar topics have already been discussed, but I have not found a solution in any of them, maybe because of the lack of it, maybe because of the lack of knowledge to understand the nature of the problem.
please be understanding

I decided to reinstall the system as strange things are happening to me related to the Internet (as the only device in the house, the download barely flies 1Mb / s with a 250Mb / s connection, good range, 100% upload, nothing is visible in the manager, replacing the network card nothing she did not give ...) and during the installation the stairs began, I note that I have done it dozens of times, but I have never encountered a lack of drivers.

Regardless of which port I connect the USB from windows (I tried with 7 and now with 10), I get a message about the lack of drivers,
as I wrote above, it installs from usb in UEFI mode (or whatever it is called; p), I prepared the flash drive first in UltraISO, then in RUfus 3.0
The place where it calls for drivers is the moment of selecting the partition, I can't do anything there, neither load the drivers nor format the system disk

Ladies and gentlemen, please give me tips on how to jump over it? Help me

I will add that the computer is a pc, ASUS motherboard, maybe something in the BIOS needs to be changed?

Have you tried installing in Legacy mode?

To which USB port have you plugged the pen to 2.0 or to the 3.0 port?

If to USB 3.0 port, it can request drivers, plug pendrive in USB 2.0 port, it can help.

Sorry, I forgot to write. I plug Pena into port 2.0, I tried, following the instructions from the Internet, after the message about the lack of drivers, unplug it and plug it into another port, with no effect.

If Legacy is the latter mode when selecting boot (not UEFI) then I tried, same message in the same place.

I have installed Windows many times on this computer, never had any problems

It is also an option that the system image was badly recorded on the pendrive. If you have anything, record the image again and try reinstalling the system.

I've already uploaded the image 5 times, different ISO files, both Windows 7 and Windows 10, using UltraISO and using Rufus 3.0, the same each time.

And the second option is that the ISO image of the system was downloaded with errors.

There are no exclamation marks in the device manager?

@apoleq Post photos from the BIOS, we will see if you have changed something there and you have a problem installing the system?

I attach screenshots from the bios and the error screen



I tried in the advanced> sata section to change to legacy, but then after rebooting, I get a blue error screen

krzychupar wrote:

There are no exclamation marks in the device manager?

there are no exclamation points.

Is it possible that the motherboard got damaged somehow?
Recently, the network card connected via the pci socket started to work incorrectly, replacing the network card did not help, only connecting a new - external via usb did the trick

In the BIOS you have not set the BOOT pen KING in the first position, only the WD disk. And you need to have a running ISO image on it.

PITERRR wrote:

In the BIOS you have not set the BOOT pen KING in the first position, only the WD disk. And you need to have a running ISO image on it.

This is a clear piter, of course I have an ISO image on my USB flash drive, the installation is good because I installed it on another computer and there was no problem, so the flash drive also works.
Boot in biose, after each shutdown, it automatically sets to WD, hence the screen does not show that, of course, it boots from a pendrive every time

To make it clear, do you want to install win 10 or win 7?

apoleq wrote:

The place where it calls for drivers is the moment of selecting the partition, I can't do anything there, neither load the drivers nor format the system disk

You can't because? Can't see these files? Did you extract them to .inf files?
You can have two SATA controllers, like I do on the MSI board, in addition there is one based on a Marvell chip that supports 1 SATA port of a different color, also it resulted in not detecting the drive plugged in without giving drivers. Is there something in this taste ...
What is the ASUSA motherboard?

On the laptop it helped me - I think - switching AHCI mode to ATA, IDE mode ?? in addition to disabling these UEFI related options.

apoleq wrote:

This is a clear piter, of course I have an ISO image on my USB flash drive, the installation is good because I installed it on another computer and there was no problem, so the flash drive also works.

Let's say a pen recorded with a program that worked without any problems with non-UEFI discs, no longer started on a UEFI laptop.
Rufus helped, but also, and it only happened after this AHCI was changed, or so I think. Do you have such an option in this bios?
They made a mess with these new bios.

From the last picture, it looks like a seven.

It is possible that a friend put Pena in the USB 3.0 port. And not in USB 2.0, of course, how does it have?

PITERRR wrote:

It is possible that a friend put Pena in the USB 3.0 port. And not in USB 2.0, of course, how does it have?

apoleq wrote:

I connect Pena to port 2.0

@ ak6 We don't even know the specifications of the computer so we can't be sure if it was really port 2.0? Why is I asking for the correct driver?