It says the drivers are missing when installi g from USB. The most cmmon solution would be to stick the USB to another port but I have only one port, and no DVD either. And the SSD is brand new, no recovery partition there. So I am stuck now. Tried to put the missing drivers to the same USB but it won't read from it. Is there any solution for this? Would it work if i nstall Vista first and then try to install 7, or will it say drivers missing again?
W7-64 missing drivers on install, only 1 USB port available
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Spencer_10
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hmm very strange DVD drive should work
could put drivers on another HDD if you have one or plug the SSD into another pc for a short while to add the files.
If not get another copy of windows 7 disk and boot from DVD as something seems wrong about this USB version.
could put drivers on another HDD if you have one or plug the SSD into another pc for a short while to add the files.
If not get another copy of windows 7 disk and boot from DVD as something seems wrong about this USB version.
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