Hard drive not detected in Windows 7 install?

[BlunderScore]

I recently helped someone put together a computer and initially we used Windows 10 on a small hard drive just for the OS, and they later picked up a 1TB drive to install games and anything else on. But long story short Windows 10 just wasn't working out and we were just going to install 7 on the larger hard drive and just not worry about having two drives. I put in the CD I have with Windows 7 but when the screen comes up to select partitions/format/etc. I get an error saying no drives were detected and the screen stays blank. Tried diskpart to clean it but still nothing. I looked into changing the format, but when I plug it in to my own computer and go to Disk Management it only detects the one mine is using and not the drive that's plugged in through an external USB. I used Windows Memory Diagnostic but that seems to have only checked the drive in my PC which of course is fine.

I'm not sure what else I can do, could anyone help me out here?

 

[BlunderScore]

You could try to put files for that driver in the root directory on that USB, click on + Boot(X : ) and .inf and other files should be seen.

Well I've tried putting it into the boot folder but nothing shows up there still.

 

[smorizio]

https://support.amd.com/en-us/download/chipset?os=Windows%207%20-%2064
you need the chipset drivers first.

http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/rt_se7en_lite.html
use this to make an updated windows 7 iso.