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Don't need to put them on CD, download them and run them once they are downloaded. Usually a .EXE file, just double click on them to start the install.
Don't need to put them on CD, download them and run them once they are downloaded. Usually a .EXE file, just double click on them to start the install.
I see that there are Windows 7 drivers for the board, but mainly for X64. Support For B450-A PRO MAX | Motherboard - The world leader in motherboard design | MSI Global
As regards the USB connectors, did you try the USB 2.0 ones? (They're the ones under the PS/2 port in the rear I/O panel.)
Yes, tried the usb 2.0 ports, they were the 2 black ones beside the ps/2 port and no luck.
Though 1 other problem I had was the network icon had a red x but now for some reason network is working.....but it's a bugger trying to surf with a keyboard , keyboard is ps/2.
I will buy a ps/2 splitter and a ps/2 mouse and get drivers from MSI for board and hopefully usb ports will work.....
Cheers
If the black USB 2.0 ports are not working, then you have more problems than just a driver, I am afraid. Is legacy USB support enabled in the BIOS?
You could try asking on sevenforms, plenty of people running win7 on Ryzen 3400g , 3700x , etc
there are drivers for 300/400 boards available, easier to do when you have the mouse on ps2 :
without the vega video drivers:
Ryzen_B14_Win7_novideo.zip
There is another set for 300/400/500 series motherboards which includes apu video drivers and also supports psp11 Zen2, if you need that
Thanks for the replies, I'll pop into the seven forums.
Will let you know
OK,got it up and running, the first usb windows media tool didn't boot , got another usb done and it upgraded fine, Thanks to all who answered