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Recently I came across a problem when attempting to install Windows 7 onto a Dell Precision 7710. I would boot up with a DVD that had an .iso image of Windows 7 installed on it, but when after clicking the install windows button, I would get a notice that the installer couldn't locate the CD/DVD driver and I needed to browse to locate it. Well, I thought I would be smart and instead do the install via a USB device. Same error. Well, how does this make sense? It's asking for a DVD driver when using a USB device. That's like your car throwing a CEL for the carburetor not working when you're using fuel injection.

This issue is caused because the installer media doesn't have a driver to install through a USB 3.0 port. You might ask, well why did the DVD drive throw the error? Well, that's because the DVD drive was an external because there is no internal DVD drive on this model laptop. So I now know my problem. USB 3.0 drivers need to be added to the boot media. Follow this guide and I'll show you how to accomplish this using the CMD line and the DISM utility.

9 Steps total

Step 1: Download the USB Drivers

Now, I had all intention of describing this how-to specifically for adding USB 3.0 drivers, but it can also be used for adding any number of drivers to the boot media as well.

First thing you're going to do is to download the USB drivers from either your computer's manufacturer or from your motherboard's manufacturer. With the Dell Precision 7710 I went to http://www.dell.com/support, punched in my service tag number and proceeded to download an entire driver pack in .CAB format.

Step 2: Extract the drivers

Depending on the type of file you downloaded, it could be an .exe, a .cab, or a .zip, so you'll need to unzip the drivers out of this file. Driver files are historically mainly .inf files, but you don't need to pick and choose the individual files because this next process makes it automatic for you. The DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management Tool) is smart and will automatically grab the correct files.

1. Create a folder on your desktop named 'Drivers'.
2. Create two folders inside of the 'Drivers' folder, 'mount' and 'USB'.
3. Extract or copy/paste the driver files directly into the 'USB' folder. I used 7-zip to extract my driver files directly into the 'USB' folder.

Step 3: Cut the 'boot.wim' and 'install.wim' files

Locate these two files from within your boot media. This is easy if you are using a USB drive instead of a DVD, so that you don't have to reburn the DVD once we finish modifying these files.

Example: If the USB drive is plugged in and has been given drive letter 'P:' you will locate the 'boot.wim' and 'install.wim' files within the path: P:sources

It is best to just cut them out of the install media, but if you want to have a backup copy you can copy and paste. You are pasting into the 'Drivers' folder on the desktop. Just make sure to overwrite the old files with the new updated ones once we're finished with this process.

Step 4: Open up CMD prompt as Administrator and navigate to the 'Drivers' folder on the desktop

Windows 7:
1. Start, type in cmd, right click on the icon and choose Run as Administrator
Windows 8:
1. Windows Key + Q
2. Move mouse to top right corner and search, type in Command Prompt, Right click and Run as Administrator.

Next, you will need to change the directory path so that it isn't pointing to the default of C:WindowsSystem32.

Type in: cd C:Users%currentuser%DesktopDrivers - Then press Enter.
*Note: Make sure to change the %currentuser% to that of the user profile where the 'Drivers' folder was saved.

Step 5: Update the 'boot.wim' file.

In the cmd line now displaying the cd pointing to the right directory, type in these commands pressing enter after each one.

dism /mount-wim /wimfile:boot.wim /index:2 /mountdir:mount
Explanation: This command mounts the boot.wim file, index points it to the correct boot parameters for the correct OS, and /mountdir:mount points it to mount the file to the 'mount' folder we created in this directory earlier.

dism /image:mount /add-driver:'USB' /recurse
Explanation: This command automatically grabs the driver files that it locates in the 'USB' folder that we created earlier and copied the drivers to. This can take a while depending on the number of driver files that it locates.

dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:mount /commit
Explanation: This command unmounts the boot.wim file and saves the information. Think of this as a file transfer/compression process.

Step 6: Determine which index you're going to update the driver files for on the 'install.wim' file

This process wasn't necessary on the 'boot.wim' file, but it is in the 'install.wim' file. Each version of Windows can have a specific index number and we will need to locate which one it is in order to issue the command for the version of Windows you plan on installing. This is specific to the install media you are using because some install media only comes with one version of Windows 7, such as Professional, but some others may have multiple version of Windows 7, such as Home, Ultimate and Professional, just to name a few.

Issue the following command to determine what your version is:

dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:install.wim

You'll see in the screenshot that I have an index of 1.

Step 7: Update the 'install.wim' file.

You should still be pointed to the correct directory, so now issue the following commands to update the 'install.wim' file, using the index information you got from the step above.

dism /mount-wim /wimfile:install.wim /index:1 /mountdir:mount
Explanation: All exactly the same as the boot.wim file command, except the index is the only difference.

dism /image:mount /add-driver:'USB' /recurse

dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:mount /commit

Step 8: Cut/Paste or Copy/Paste your new 'boot.wim' and 'install.wim' files

Since I used the Cut/Paste method to remove these two files from the P:sources location, I'm going to do the same to remove them from the C:Users%currentuser%DesktopDrivers folder and place them back into the P:sources folder.

Wait for the transfer to finish. This is going to take a little bit longer to copy back over to the flash drive because the files going back in are larger than they were before due to the driver files that you've added to it.

Step 9: You're Done!

Take out the flash drive and pop it into the machine you want to reinstall Windows 7 on. You should now find that you no longer receive the pesky CD/DVD driver missing notice.

Thank you all for reading through this. These commands can be adapted to suit whichever folder names you want to use. Good luck!

104 Comments

• Thai Pepper
  Capef3ar Jan 28, 2016 at 06:39pm

  Nice read - haven't run across this yet but good info to have just in case. Thanks!

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  bethernet Mar 17, 2016 at 10:56pm

  THANK YOU! I only wish I had found this 3 hours ago.. It worked exactly as your directions said it would, and Windows 7 is installing now!

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  jimnowotny Apr 4, 2016 at 02:48pm

  Thanks! The problem with an older OS and really new hardware.

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  hmasri Apr 13, 2016 at 05:28am

  If its just USB 3.0 drivers for Win7 you want ..

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

  5ryn

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  MrMcG33k Jun 7, 2016 at 04:26pm

  Thank You! I just ran into this issue and this resolved my problem!

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  nicoserup Jun 10, 2016 at 08:43pm

  Question for point 6:
  In my Windows image, I have unlocked all the versions, so which one should i pick?
  - I haven't tried the guide yet though.

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  palehmkuhl Jun 13, 2016 at 01:22pm

  Choose whichever version that you plan on installing Windows with.

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  nicoserup Jun 16, 2016 at 02:41pm

  It doesn't work for me yet.
  In my version I have unlocked all of the versions, starter to ultimate.
  I chose to mount it to proff.
  But when i boot, I never get as far as to choose which windows version I want, before the message: Missing CD/DVD comes.

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  palehmkuhl Jun 16, 2016 at 03:16pm

  Ok, so you're booting into the Windows ISO using your image on a bootable USB drive and that's when you're getting the message about it missing the CD/DVD drive. Sounds like something didn't go as planned if you did the process I outlined above. Either that or the driver that you added to the USB drive isn't the right one for that computer.

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  scotthowell Jun 16, 2016 at 03:39pm

  For some reason I'm unable to mount the install.wim. When i try to run dism /mount-wim /wimfile:install.wim /index:1 /mountdir:mount I get an error: 5 'access is denied' error no matter which index I use.

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  palehmkuhl Jun 16, 2016 at 04:14pm

  Did you run the command line as an administrator during this process?

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  scotthowell Jun 16, 2016 at 05:53pm

  Yes, and the boot.wim worked just fine. I am using a Dell proprietary Win7 installation image, though.

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  palehmkuhl Jun 16, 2016 at 06:02pm

  That might have something to do with it. I used a Win7 image that I downloaded from the Microsoft VLSC website. Generic. I don't believe this process is restricted to specific images, but you want to have the access to modify files in those directories. Try using a different Win7 bootable and see if you get different results.

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  mikemccormack Jun 20, 2016 at 04:45pm

  Excellent KB..worked flawlessly - thank you for posting this!

  Have a great week!

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  christernordell Jun 29, 2016 at 03:35pm

  scotthowell: I experienced the same problem getting error 5 when mounting install.wim. Found out its McAfee that is blocking, see https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB76867. Deactivate McAfee during the mounting of install.wim solved the problem for me.In my case I had a rule that stopped handling .scr files and the mounting stopped when it reached the file bubbles.scr.

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Windows 10 PC users never had to manually install iPhone drivers in order to backup or sync iPhone in Windows 10 PC using iTunes. This seems to have changed with the Store version of the iTunes app for Windows 10.

Users who have installed iTunes app from Windows Store seems to be getting “driver not installed” error when iPhone is connected to the PC. It seems that the Store version of iTunes (see how to download iTunes from Apple without Store) doesn’t automatically install necessary iPhone drivers (USB device driver) during its installation.

If you are also getting “driver not installed” error in iTunes for iPhone, you can manually install required iPhone drivers with ease.

We can use the Windows Update service in Windows 10 to download and install the correct iPhone drivers for Windows 10.

Method 1 of 2

Install iPhone drivers in Windows 10

Step 1: Connect your iPhone to Windows 10 PC and launch iTunes.

Step 2: When you get the “driver not installed” error, navigate to Windows 10 Settings app > Update & security > Windows Update. Click on Check for updates button to automatically download and install iPhone drivers. Windows Update will download and install two small drivers.

Once the necessary drivers are installed, you may close and then launch the iTunes app. iTunes should now detect your iPhone without the “driver not installed” error.

Method 2 of 2

How To Install Usb Drivers Windows 10 64 Bit

Install iPhone driver in Windows 10

Step 1: Open the Device Manager by right-clicking on the Start button on the taskbar and then clicking on the Device Manager option.

Step 2: In the Device Manager window, look for Portable devices (your iPhone must be connected to your PC). Expand Portable devices entry to see Apple iPhone entry. Right-click on iPhone entry and then click Update driver option.

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Step 3: In the resulting dialog, click Search automatically for updated driver software option. Windows 10 will automatically download and install the required drivers for your iPhone.