Install W7 on M.2 SSD

[TROTAbytes]

Hello everyone, it's been a while since I last came here, so I'll say hello to everyone.

You see, I have a problem. I want to install W7 on a Samsung V-NAND SSD 950 PRO M.2 256 GB, and it happens like in the old days when you went to install W7 from scratch and it didn't detect certain drives or RAID systems if you didn't have a diskette with the drivers. Well, the same thing happens with these drives, and the bad thing is that I can't find drivers anywhere,
However, I can install W10 without any problems, but I don't want to be controlled by mocosof.

Well, goodbye for now, and if anyone knows or has had the same problem, I'll be here.

[Fassou]

It is true that installing W7 on an M2 causes problems, but if you do not say which motherboard you have, it will be more difficult to help you.

Regards!

[Espinetenbolas]

Regardless of your equipment, the problem is not that it's M.2... the problem is that the drive is NVM Express (NVMe)

This protocol, if it doesn't give you problems with Windows 10 to install the OS, it's because the motherboard has everything OK, but your Windows 7 installation discs don't include these drivers.

To do this, you must integrate these drivers into the Windows 7 ISO to support them natively and so that Windows doesn't ask for the drivers during installation.

And how is that done?... like this: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2990941

Personally, I would avoid installing Windows 7 because W10 is superior, but well, you have the option above.

Regards

[TROTAbytes]

Thanks to both of you for responding. As for the card, it's an eVGA 170 FTV. And as for w10, it seems very strange to me, but okay, that's something to take it easy on. But give me something about YUYU, all the comments on the web that Microsoft controls everything that one can have installed and whether they are pirated or not. I suppose they will be nonsense, but okay. Anyway, it would have been good to be able to install it on W7 as well.

Regards and thanks.

PD,- Excuse the capital letters, but I didn't notice until I looked up.

[Espinetenbolas]

@TROTAbytes:

GIVE ME SOMETHING ABOUT YUYU ALL THE COMMENTS THAT ARE on the web THAT MICROSOFT CONTROLS EVERYTHING THAT ONE CAN HAVE INSTALLED AND IF THEY ARE Pirated or not. I suppose they will be nonsense but well.

They are true… windows 10 comes loaded with monitoring software... and the latest updates for windows 7 and 8 also include this monitoring... be that as it may, it can be blocked.

@TROTAbytes:

. Anyway, it would have been good to be able to install it on W7 as well.

Of course you can install it… if I put the link above with several methods to do so :crying:

[TROTAbytes]

@Espinetenbolas:

It's true... windows 10 comes pre-installed with monitoring software... and the latest updates for windows 7 and 8 also include this monitoring... be that as it may, it can be blocked.

Of course you can install it... if I put the link above with several methods to do so :llorar:

Thanks espineteenbolas and forgive the delays I'm busy thinking about whether to stay with w10 the truth is it starts up in 2 seconds but it's much more difficult to go to the sites where you manipulate the area; you understand me not to mention there's no €€ to buy it I have to see how to crack it....

[TROTAbytes]

@Espinetenbolas:

It's true... windows 10 comes preloaded with monitoring software... and the latest updates for windows 7 and 8 also include this monitoring... be that as it may, it can be blocked.

Of course you can install it... if I put the link above with several methods to do so :cry:

Don't bother, I've taken your advice and I really appreciate it, but pi inglis is not good at all and google translate confuses you more than it helps, so I'll opt to get W10 and look for a way that I've already seen somewhere to prevent them from getting my data

[whoololon]

Comes from Update to add native driver support in NVM Express in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2

!
! How to insert packages and drivers to create a Windows installation and boot DVD.
! Method 1
! 1. Install the latest ADK for Windows 8.1.

2. Create the folders c:\\temp\\src c:\\temp\\mount, c:\\temp\\winremount, c:\\temp\\hotfix, and c:\\temp\\drivers.

3. Copy the content of the installation DVD or a mounted ISO image to C:\\temp\\src.

4. Copy the package (.msu or.cab files) to C:\\temp\\hotfix.

5. Copy the driver files to c:\\temp\\drivers.

6. Run the command prompt as administrator.

7. Insert the packages and drivers into the boot.wim, and then update the resource folder by executing the following commands in the Deployment Imaging Servicing and Management (DISM).
   dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:c:\\temp\\src\\sources\\boot.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:c:\\temp\\mount
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:c:\\temp\\hotfix
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Driver /Driver:c:\\temp\\drivers /Recurse
   dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\\temp\\mount /Commit
   dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:c:\\temp\\src\\sources\\boot.wim /Index:2 /MountDir:c:\\temp\\mount
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:c:\\temp\\hotfix
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Driver /Driver:c:\\temp\\drivers /Recurse

   Manually sort the C:\\temp\\mount\\sources folder by date, and then copy the updated files to c:\\temp\\src\\sources.
   dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\\temp\\mount /commit

8. Get the index information of the Install.wim by executing the following command, and check each entry to see how many indexes need to be updated.
   dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:c:\\temp\\src\\sources\\install.wim

9. Incorporate the packages and drivers into the install.wim and winre.wim by executing the following commands:
   dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:c:\\temp\\src\\sources\\install.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:c:\\temp\\mount
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:c:\\temp\\hotfix
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Driver /Driver:c:\\temp\\drivers /Recurse
   dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:c:\\temp\\mount\\windows\\system32\\recovery\\winre.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:c:\\temp\\winremount
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:c:\\temp\\hotfix
   dism /Image:C:\\temp\\mount /Add-Driver /Driver:c:\\temp\\drivers /Recurse
   dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\\temp\\winremount /Commit
   dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\\temp\\mount /Commit

   Note: If there are multiple indexes in step 8, update them one by one.

10. Create an ISO file, and rename the label by executing the following oscdimg commands.

For Legacy BIOS boot mode: oscdimg -LTEST -m -u2 -bC:\\temp\\src\\boot\\etfsboot.com C:\\temp\\src C:\\temp\\Win7.NVME.ISO For both Legacy and UEFI boot mode: oscdimg -LTEST -m -u2 -bootdata:2#p0,e,bC:\\temp\\src\\boot\\etfsboot.com#pEF,e,bC:\\temp\\src\\efi\\microsoft\\boot\\efisys.bin C:\\temp\\src C:\\temp\\Win7.NVME.ISO 

11. Right-click on the ISO file, and select Burn disc image to DVD.

!

The idea is to create a DVD with the necessary drivers for installation when the disk does not integrate them.
This has always been done with third-party programs like nLite, RT Se7en Lite, etc.

[TROTAbytes]

Thank you very much for your work whoololon let's see if I can do it

[TROTAbytes]

I don't know, I just don't like W10, it's like being with someone who doesn't want to be with you unless you do what they say :wall: :ffu: :ffu: :ffu: