ZephyrStar
New Member
Hello all-
I'm about to purchase a new AMD X470 based system with a Ryzen 2000 series chip. My intention is to run Windows 7 64 pro on it, and I have a physical SP1 disc on hand to work with. The way I see it I will have 3 challenges.
1) Booting from USB 3 port - I'm assuming if I get the AMD chipset drivers, and they include a USB3 driver, I can add it in the drivers section of my slipstream?
2) Installing to an NVME SSD - Same as above, can I just slipstream KB2990941 and KB3087873 for NVME support, or for example the Samsung 960 pro drivers (which is the hardware I'll be installing the OS to)?
3) Booting on UEFI bios - This there was an old manual trick for extracting/moving bootmgfw.efi and renaming it to bootx64.efi in order to boot a USB flash drive on UEFI bios, will I still need to do that manually?
I'm sure I can test this once I have the hardware in hand, but I'm trying to gather the resources ahead of time so I'll know what I'm doing.
Thanks everyone, appreciate the help, and THANK YOU for making NTLite, it's such a great tool.
I'm about to purchase a new AMD X470 based system with a Ryzen 2000 series chip. My intention is to run Windows 7 64 pro on it, and I have a physical SP1 disc on hand to work with. The way I see it I will have 3 challenges.
1) Booting from USB 3 port - I'm assuming if I get the AMD chipset drivers, and they include a USB3 driver, I can add it in the drivers section of my slipstream?
2) Installing to an NVME SSD - Same as above, can I just slipstream KB2990941 and KB3087873 for NVME support, or for example the Samsung 960 pro drivers (which is the hardware I'll be installing the OS to)?
3) Booting on UEFI bios - This there was an old manual trick for extracting/moving bootmgfw.efi and renaming it to bootx64.efi in order to boot a USB flash drive on UEFI bios, will I still need to do that manually?
I'm sure I can test this once I have the hardware in hand, but I'm trying to gather the resources ahead of time so I'll know what I'm doing.
Thanks everyone, appreciate the help, and THANK YOU for making NTLite, it's such a great tool.