Windows 10 asking for drivers when installing

[Pixelized76]

Hi all,
I've just built a brand new PC and spent pretty much the last 4 hours trying to install windows 10 on it. I've tried booting from a USB and from a disk and neither of those options have worked as windows has prompted me to install a driver. I've even tried installing windows 7 and it hasn't worked. Could anyone give me any insight into this issue.
Thanks

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... Wow... relax and calm down, have a smile B )... Set your MB Bios SATA controller for to IDE vs ACHI (save&exit) and try again....

*** after failed installs you should do a "clean install"... youtube it... for best OS HD/SSD performance.

 

[Pixelized76]

Hello... Wow... relax and calm down, have a smile B )... Set your MB Bios SATA controller for to IDE vs ACHI (save&exit) and try again....

*** after failed installs you should do a "clean install"... youtube it... for best OS HD/SSD performance.

Yeeeaaah... my MB bios doesn't have an option for IDE, it only has an option for RAID and ACHI.

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... set to ACHI (save&exit) there might also be a controller IDE MODE below there.
I think a USB stick and Install DVD will work best here... see ***

1) Insert the CD that came with the MB...if none go to 2) if yes go to 3)
2) then DL the MB Makers SATA/ACHI pre-intall driver on a FAT32 formated USB stick.
3) and direct the install software/files to it when asked. B )

*** or copy the CD/DVD ACHI.sys install files to a FAT32 formated USB stick first... since you only have one CD/DVD drive these days, you won't have to remove the Windows install DVD.

 

[Supermuncher85]

If your using a usb3 port try a 2.0 one instead