Type in Windows 7 key (not included in this file) to finish installation To install it on your target laptop, plug in the USB drive before it turning on the PC and it should automatically go to the installation screen when booting.ġ0. It is now ready to install Windows 7 on a suitable computer of your choice.ĩ. Otherwise, click the X in the top-right corner to close, before safely ejecting your USB disk. If you need another bootable USB Windows 7 installation disk, click Start Over to repeat the process.
When the bar reaches 100%, you'll spot some status information.Ĩ. In the next screen, use the dropdown menu to select the USB drive that you want to install the Windows 7 bootable file on, then Begin Copying then Ease USB drive (you will lose all the files on that USB drive during this process so back it up before using the USB drive).ħ. Select USB device for the media type you plan to create.Ħ.
Find the ISO file on your hard disk drive, then click Next.ĥ. You'll be prompted to find the ISO image file for Windows 7. ( You must be an administrator on the computer on which you are installing the Windows USB/DVD Download tool.)Ĥ. You'll have the option to specify where to install the Windows USB/DVD Download Tool. Click to open the Windows USB/DVD Download Tool download. The Windows 7 USB 3.0-Creator-Utility may be obtained from here.To install the Windows USB/DVD Download Tool:ġ. You can then use the new installation image to install Windows 7 on Intel® NUC products that have only USB 3.0 ports. This utility automates the process to create a Windows 7* installation image to include USB 3.0 drivers. The coolest suggestion I 've read was, to use Intel's Windows 7 USB 3.0-Creator-Utility. Fix #3: Use Intel's Windows 7 USB 3.0-Creator-Utility This can be done with Microsoft's deployment tools – in case that fits, start here. Fix #2: Integrate USB 3.0 driver into install imageĪnother suggestion was, to integrate the required USB 3.0 driver into the Windows 7 install image. An Intel NUC LID Additional Dual USB 2.0 Ports is offered via Internet. One suggestion made within the forum was to add an additional USB 2.0 port to the Intel NUC. So he wasn't able to use an USB keyboard and mouse to fix this issue. After installing Windows 7, USB 3.0 controller driver is missing, so none of the USB 3.0 ports are working. The user wrote, that those Intel NUCs comes with four USB 3.0 ports. He was ordered, to exchange a lot of Office PCs with Intel NUCs. The question was raised from an administrator within a German forum.
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