Windows wont install on brand new build

[Edwinvalles124]

When I try to install windows 7 on my brand new build it says "A required CS/DVD drive device driver is missing. if you have a floppy disk,CD,DVD,or USB flashdrive please insert it now" I press okay then it says "No Device drivers were found. makes sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers and then click okay." ive tried formatting my ssd still a no go also used different hard drives.

 

[Gate9er]

Is it a flash drive or a cd drive installation?

 

[Edwinvalles124]

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Is it a flash drive or a cd drive installation?

flash drive, ive used this same one on my other computer about two days ago.

 

[Gate9er]

Do you have any other storage drives connected?

 

[Edwinvalles124]

Do you have any other storage drives connected?

nope just one brand new SSD.

 

[Gate9er]

Ok try and format your disk using CMD once you get into Win7 installation menu. The following link will guide you through:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9nc1PAhieQ

Hope this helps!

 

[jsmithepa]

How did you created the bootable Flash?

When I did it, I created a bootable ISO (forgot what tool) then used YUMI to write the flash boot loader.

 

[Gate9er]

How did you created the bootable Flash?

When I did it, I created a bootable ISO (forgot what tool) then used YUMI to write the flash boot loader.

Easiest tool is Microsoft's Windows 7 Usb DVD Tool. It's free and easy.

 

[Edwinvalles124]

Ok try and format your disk using CMD once you get into Win7 installation menu. The following link will guide you through:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9nc1PAhieQ

Hope this helps!

its still did not work(I accidentally made this the best answer)

 

[Gate9er]

Try and re create your win 7 usb using Windows 7 Usb DVD Tool.

 

[Edwinvalles124]

Try and re create your win 7 usb using Windows 7 Usb DVD Tool.

I have already tried that.

 

[Gate9er]

Ok try this. When Windows is asking for driver, just click Cancel. You will be brought back to the welcome screen. At the welcome screen, remove your USB drive, insert it back to DIFFERENT USB PORT. Click Install Now again. The installation process will be like usual.

 

[jsmithepa]

Easiest tool is Microsoft's Windows 7 Usb DVD Tool. It's free and easy.

That's what I tried first but for some reason I had prob with it, but whatever works right.

 

[Edwinvalles124]

Ok try this. When Windows is asking for driver, just click Cancel. You will be brought back to the welcome screen. At the welcome screen, remove your USB drive, insert it back to DIFFERENT USB PORT. Click Install Now again. The installation process will be like usual.

Unfortunately this did not seem to work

 

[Gate9er]

Do you use a front panel USB or directly onto the motherboard?

 

[Edwinvalles124]

Do you use a front panel USB or directly onto the motherboard?

directly into the motherboard

 

[Gate9er]

Another try with this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fo7tyFFjSsA

or this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FaDCq6z_U0

 

[tman1]

According to Microsoft, the ISO you started with may be the culprit https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2755139

 

[Edwinvalles124]

According to Microsoft, the ISO you started with may be the culprit https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2755139

so if i buy a new copy of windows it will be fine?

 

[tman1]

Sorry, I missed the part where you said it worked on a different computer.

You have tried other USB ports that are not USB 3.0, correct?

 

[Edwinvalles124]

Sorry, I missed the part where you said it worked on a different computer.

You have tried other USB ports that are not USB 3.0, correct?

Yes I have tried every usb on the computer

 

[Gate9er]

That is really weird. I have had the same issue before in some occasions, and any of the above solutions had worked for me.

 

[tman1]

Then I would probably go back to the idea of using a different iso again.

 

[jsmithepa]

In one occasion, my box would not usb-boot from a GPT partitioned flash, it wanted me to MBR it.