They also froze in the screen after the first reboot (when about 20% of the installation files have been expanded).īack to the whole USB 3.x thing, I have a USB 1.x wired mouse, and there aren't really problems with it when using a more modern edition of Windows. I can get that thing to run correctly by mounting an ISO, but when I get to the setup part where you set your language and a username, the keyboard and mouse just freeze. I know that I'm being a bit stubborn and not using 8 or later, but it's just slow. Please don't suggest adding expansion cards or disassembling things. However, everything else works fine as long as I disable RAID and enable legacy option ROMs (which is pretty much CSM). Then you just point Windows 7 to that driver. Download the USB3IntelWin764Z104225.zip package from Asus UX32VD driver page and extract it either to your USB windows 7 installation stick or any other media. However, there aren't things like 'Legacy USB' or 'xHCI Hand-off'. This is because the Windows 7 install does not contain USB3 drivers to work properly with USB-sticks, and needs them loaded separately. I'm assuming it's an issue with the chipset and/or USB 3.x. If a peripheral plugged into a USB port on the dock is not working as expected. But regardless if I use ISO image or USB, the keyboard and mouse won't work once the thing reboots (or when the language section shows up). USB 3.0 Controller drivers (if running windows 7) System BIOS GPU Drivers. Windows 10 performs terribly, Windows 8.x doesn't look good, and Windows 7 is the real logical alternative for me (Probably since that computer still has an old-school SATA HDD).

So I have this Dell Inspiron 3670, with a Core i3-8100.

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