I took the ssd out of my old case and put it in a new case with new m/b. Still win7. Nothing changed there. Is there anyway to get the usb drivers installed via a boot disk or other method?

ghostcell wrote:
Did you ever get it figured out? I had 2 of the same mobos as you and both had the same issue you are having. I updated the BIOS, uninstalled and reinstalled drivers, I tried different versions of windows, swapped HDDs, when I called Asus and told them all of that they asked me to RMA the board but i just returned it to amazon instead. I would recommend people stay away from these boards until the issue is resolved.

The issue is not the boards. Its folks choosing to use an antiquated OS on hardware that was made long after drivers for Win7 stopped being produced and updated. Would you expect Win 3.1 or 95 to work? This is common across all manufacturers as Win7 does not nativly support USB 3.0 or USB 3.1. When Win 7 stopped sales this platform did not exist. We are talking about an OS that is nearly 9 years old and support with updates will completely cease very soon.

The OPs issue is multiplied by attempting to move an OS from one build to another and attempting to just resume with a major change in hardware. No release of windows will do that.

For those that insist several workarounds that inject USB 3.0 drivers into the install media. For the OP you will have to do a clean install.

Here is one such utility from intel amde for NUC but should work as its just injecting the USB 3.0 drivers. ASUS has a similar utility posted on several MOBO support pages.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25476/Windows-7-USB-3-0-Creator-Utility

JustinThyme wrote:
The issue is not the boards. Its folks choosing to use an antiquated OS on hardware that was made long after drivers for Win7 stopped being produced and updated. Would you expect Win 3.1 or 95 to work? This is common across all manufacturers as Win7 does not nativly support USB 3.0 or USB 3.1. When Win 7 stopped sales this platform did not exist. We are talking about an OS that is nearly 9 years old and support with updates will completely cease very soon.

The OPs issue is multiplied by attempting to move an OS from one build to another and attempting to just resume with a major change in hardware. No release of windows will do that.

For those that insist several workarounds that inject USB 3.0 drivers into the install media. For the OP you will have to do a clean install.

Here is one such utility from intel amde for NUC but should work as its just injecting the USB 3.0 drivers. ASUS has a similar utility posted on several MOBO support pages.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25476/Windows-7-USB-3-0-Creator-Utility

It was the USB 2.0 that wouldn't work. I had to use the PS2 mode in the BIOS to use the mouse and keyboard. Forgive me if I choose not to upgrade to a Windows that snoops on you even more so than Win7 already does. I was just hoping to use this as a gaming PC and then install Tails on another hard drive. Btw, if this mobo won't work with WIn7 why wouldn't Asus just tell me that as we were doing the trouble shooting? Seems like that would be the first thing to mention if that was the case.


PS , I don't want to come off sounding rude so I apologize ahead of time if that's the case, that is not my intention. I appreciate any information I can get and thank you for your time that has been taken out of your day to skim this over.