Windows Problem!! Help!

[RPT3CH_US3R]

I got a "No device drivers were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers"
I connected it in USB 2.0 port No luck
I connected it elsewhere the usb ports no luck
i thought formatting is a good idea so i formatted it using CMD ( in installation USB)
Still no luck! My PC is unusable now!
I need your help experts!

 

[SBMfromLA]

What exactly were you trying to plug in?

 

[RPT3CH_US3R]

What exactly were you trying to plug in?

Windows 7 Installation in a USB

 

[Reyaz123]

Go into your bios:

Under the security tab, disable secure boot (If you see fast boot too, disable that as well)

Go to advanced tab, select system configuration
Enable csm

If you see any legacy usb settings in your bios anywhere, enable it

Save settings and reboot

 

[RPT3CH_US3R]

Go into your bios:

Under the security tab, disable secure boot (If you see fast boot too, disable that as well)

Go to advanced tab, select system configuration
Enable csm

If you see any legacy usb settings in your bios anywhere, enable it

Save settings and reboot

I got
-Jumperfree Config
-CPU Config
-Chipset
-Onboard devices config
-USB Config
-PCIPnP

Settings, Ill try to look at USB Settings

 

[Reyaz123]

Go into your bios:

Under the security tab, disable secure boot (If you see fast boot too, disable that as well)

Go to advanced tab, select system configuration
Enable csm

If you see any legacy usb settings in your bios anywhere, enable it

Save settings and reboot

I got
-Jumperfree Config
-CPU Config
-Chipset
-Onboard devices config
-USB Config
-PCIPnP

Settings, Ill try to look at USB Settings

Take note of your bios settings so you can change them back if it doesn't help

 

[RPT3CH_US3R]

Go into your bios:

Under the security tab, disable secure boot (If you see fast boot too, disable that as well)

Go to advanced tab, select system configuration
Enable csm

If you see any legacy usb settings in your bios anywhere, enable it

Save settings and reboot

I got
-Jumperfree Config
-CPU Config
-Chipset
-Onboard devices config
-USB Config
-PCIPnP

Settings, Ill try to look at USB Settings

Take note of your bios settings so you can change them back if it doesn't help

Should i change one of this settings?

 

[Reyaz123]

Go into your bios:

Under the security tab, disable secure boot (If you see fast boot too, disable that as well)

Go to advanced tab, select system configuration
Enable csm

If you see any legacy usb settings in your bios anywhere, enable it

Save settings and reboot

I got
-Jumperfree Config
-CPU Config
-Chipset
-Onboard devices config
-USB Config
-PCIPnP

Settings, Ill try to look at USB Settings

Take note of your bios settings so you can change them back if it doesn't help

Should i change one of this settings?

Nope, those are fine

 

[RPT3CH_US3R]

Go into your bios:

Under the security tab, disable secure boot (If you see fast boot too, disable that as well)

Go to advanced tab, select system configuration
Enable csm

If you see any legacy usb settings in your bios anywhere, enable it

Save settings and reboot

I got
-Jumperfree Config
-CPU Config
-Chipset
-Onboard devices config
-USB Config
-PCIPnP

Settings, Ill try to look at USB Settings

Take note of your bios settings so you can change them back if it doesn't help

Should i change one of this settings?

Nope, those are fine

What setting should i find to change

 

[Reyaz123]

Change around the controller mode settings only and save settings (check all the possible settings for it until it works)

Otherwise, I am beginning to believe windows 7 setup iso has to be reinstalled to that usb

 

[RPT3CH_US3R]

Change around the controller mode settings only and save settings (check all the possible settings for it until it works)

Otherwise, I am beginning to believe windows 7 setup iso has to be reinstalled to that usb

2 words:
no luck

 

[RPT3CH_US3R]

Based on Reyaz's answer the iso file needs to be reinstalled!
It worked
My Theory of reinstalling windows
1- I followed Reyaz Option
2-After that, I plugged the fresh-installed windows Installation USB and booted it
3- I got a boot error ( \Boot\BCD)
4- I pull my USB Drive and head to my loptop
5- I connected my usb to my loptop
6- I copied BCD File From C:/Windows/Boot/DVD/PCAT/BCD to my windows usb ( at F:/Boot/)
7- I removed my usb from the loptop and connected to the Computer that has a problem
8- YAY BOOTED SUCCESSFULLY!
9- Waiting for the OS to be installed
10- YAY WINDOWS HAS BEEN INSTALLED! (But Looks like i formatted my HDD As well, Gonna head to my loptop grab my 2nd USB (not installation media) connected it to my loptop and Im gonna download drivers there! Especially The "Ethernet Controller"

THE END OF THE PROBLEM!

 

[mauxie]

didn't see anyone else address this issue, but for a usb to be recognized as bootable it
must be configured as a fixed drive. there are freeware apps for this.

 

[Reyaz123]

Great to see it is solved

-Reyaz

 

[RPT3CH_US3R]

Lol i fixed the \Boot\BCD Error on my installation usb
I copied the BCD from my loptop and pasted to my usb drive