Windows install no device driver

aaaflyer

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Installing windows 8.1 from thumb drive. Uefi formatted. Cannot install say no device driver found. Stuck at this page

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Help pls!

Fresh install on ssd z97 gaming 5
 
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Assuming you are using the USB3.0 port.

During the initial stage of installation, go to Advanced Options, then click the 'Load Drivers' button, navigate to the USB 3.0 Drivers and select the appropriate USB3.0 driver.

Alternatively, use the USB2.0 port for the installation.
 

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Assuming you are using the USB3.0 port.

During the initial stage of installation, go to Advanced Options, then click the 'Load Drivers' button, navigate to the USB 3.0 Drivers and select the appropriate USB3.0 driver.

Alternatively, use the USB2.0 port for the installation.

thanks! i read online its seems its the prblem with usb 3.0. how to go to advanced options? i see this message after i click "install now"...
 

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Hmmm did some bro left a message here asking me to download some file? The post deleted? Anyway retrying a new usb drive see how with the chip set files
 

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Assuming you are using the USB3.0 port.

During the initial stage of installation, go to Advanced Options, then click the 'Load Drivers' button, navigate to the USB 3.0 Drivers and select the appropriate USB3.0 driver.

Alternatively, use the USB2.0 port for the installation.

problem solved by recreating the usb as boot disk. i guess should be corrupted because even if i used usb 2.0, still cannot. now installing. thanks commach!
 
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