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I'm not sure if you have to have an onboard NIC for you're doing, but this has worked for me in a school lab project where I'm firing up multiple VM's at the same time. I myself have been using this OS this a few years ago before migrating to Windows 8. Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4A Wireless Network Adapter A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
I've followed several tutorials on how to create a bootable UEFI DVD or UEFI USB GPT partition, bootx64, etc etc and I succeeded. Only if I set CSM, can I start up W7. However, after rebooting, when I tried to scan for new changes in hardware from device manager, I only see the old information, the device is not working, the yellow exclamation mark.
Visual Customization: default Special ROG theme System icons System sounds Wallpapers Media center full customization Media player background changer System Fonts Only ROG THEME Default setting and registry setting: Removed the imposed default 100 Mb Partition upon installation. I will try to reinstall OS, but I don't u it will help. I mean I can't do anything. Please help, Thanks, John Please let me know if I buy one listed in the above list and insert it in the motherboard, then I can reinstall Windows 2016 Server, it should work, right. I've installed win 7 on a social asus machine that came with win 8, so I'm familiar with all the bios changes Windows 7 rog x64 2016 driver hunting, no worries there. For any of you guys who were able to clean install or dual Windows 7 rog x64 2016 install W7 with UEFI, am I doing something wrong or is this normal. Thanks, John Please let me know if I buy one listed in the above list and insert it in the motherboard, then I can reinstall Windows 2016 Server, it should work, right. John Hi John, I came into a similar issue when I wanted the ability to do my labs for classes at home, so I installed Windows 2016 on my laptop. I'm not sure if you have to have an onboard NIC for you're doing, but this has worked for me in a school lab project where I'm firing up multiple VM's at the same time. 
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Hello all, I know this subject has been discussed extensively in this forum as well as in others. And I swear I have read quite a lot of forums on how to resolve this. But almost all how-tos say the same steps which sound very easy. Thus, I am starting to believe that my situation is specific or something's wrong. Here's my story: I have Windows 7 x64 ISO file The one you can actually choose which version to install. I've followed several tutorials on how to create a bootable UEFI DVD or UEFI USB GPT partition, bootx64, etc etc and I succeeded. I then realized that, once in the the Win7 Setup, it didn't detect the same USB I used to open the setup. But anyway, I found a program that adds some Intel USB 3. I have to set the CSM to enabled and choose UEFI USB. It's kind of contradictory. Any way, going forward. For those of you who have this laptop, you are aware that there is a D: DATA partition disc that comes from the factory. I erased that partition and used that to install W7. I got to run the Setup and was able to install it successfully. After installation, I get to see W7 and W10 in the WIndows Boot Manager. But then I realized some things about the installation: 1. Only if I set CSM, can I start up W7. Once I'm there, it's like the USB problem all over again. There are no USB drivers. There are a whole bunch of OTHER missing drivers too, that are NOT found nor detected. Heck, I don't even have a mouse since the USB ports don't work, I can't plug in an external mouse either. I had to enable Mouse Keys from Accessibility to move around or use the TAB button which is a PITA. I don't have Ethernet, USB, Trackpad, Sound, etc. I don't know if this is normal? In general, W7 is useless right now. I mean I can't do anything. I was able to download the Intel AC WiFi drivers I downloaded it in W10 and copied the file to the partition of W7 while on W10,... GEEZ and so at least I have WiFi, but I can't do much still. If I go to Device Manager, it has something like 15-20 Unknown Devices which includes a lot of stuff. For any of you guys who were able to clean install or dual boot install W7 with UEFI, am I doing something wrong or is this normal? Did you deal with the same stuff here? Or will I have to leave these options forever as long as I have W7? I don't get it. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. What I did differently was clean install on a new SSD for both of them, W7 first and then W10. With W7 I had same kind of problems. Asus does not seem to provide W7 drivers. There was a topic on this forum, which helped me and now I have a functional W7. In the beginning, I had no network at all, fortunately usb did work, display drivers were not there, audio was not there, etc. I had to manually find and install everything. Most of the stuff came from asus support site, mostly using W8. Physically swapping between Win7 and Win10 drives is workable, but it's a bit too much hassle for a laptop. The only way I've been able to configure it successfully was by running WinOS boot instances in linux VMware. But configuring linux and configuring a hypervisor is more involved than simply installing Windows. What I did differently was clean install on a new SSD for both of them, W7 first and then W10. With W7 I had same kind of problems. Asus does not seem to provide W7 drivers. There was a topic on this forum, which helped me and now I have a functional W7. In the beginning, I had no network at all, fortunately usb did work, display drivers were not there, audio was not there, etc. I had to manually find and install everything. Most of the stuff came from asus support site, mostly using W8. When installing W7, what options did you configure on your BOOT menu? Did you have to enable CSM? Probably, the new laptop hardware do not support generic drivers found in win7. Why not use virtual machines? I was always using virtualbox to run xp and linux programs in my win7 before. Havent tried windows 7 in win10 though. I'll try when i get home. But i think it will work just fine. I did try with a virtual machine. In fact, I had VM Ware with Win7, Win Vista, Win XP, and Ubuntu. The thing is that when I ran some heavy software I need, the VM crashed or so. I really don't know what was going on. Thus, I wanna try with a Native Installation of W7 and not virtual one. Thanks Yes and yes. Did you get any trouble detecting the USB Controller Driver in W7? Mine is missing the USB Controller Driver, some PCI Communications Controller and PCI Data Acquisition and Signal Processing Controller. I really don't know what's the deal but I can't even connect a Mouse Because we are all aware that the ASUS TrackPad is a NO-GO on W7. Hi All, I've got a GL552VW arriving tomorrow along with an m. I'd like to install win 7 in the ssd and leave win 10 on the 1 TB drive. Is this going to work? I've installed win 7 on a different asus machine that came with win 8, so I'm familiar with all the bios changes and driver hunting, no worries there. Don't care about the fact that there is no trackpad driver in win 7. Unfortunately, a bunch of apps I use do not yet support 10 or function properly in it and a VM will not work. It'll be a single purpose machine audio recording , no gaming, no web browsing, etc. Hi All, I've got a GL552VW arriving tomorrow along with an m. I'd like to install win 7 in the ssd and leave win 10 on the 1 TB drive. Is this going to work? I've installed win 7 on a different asus machine that came with win 8, so I'm familiar with all the bios changes and driver hunting, no worries there. Don't care about the fact that there is no trackpad driver in win 7. Unfortunately, a bunch of apps I use do not yet support 10 or function properly in it and a VM will not work. It'll be a single purpose machine audio recording , no gaming, no web browsing, etc. I'd be interested if you got that to work. I wouldn't get your hopes up. I just used Macrium to clone the Windows 10 partition to a SATA SSD and use the remaining space for Windows 7. If there is no native USB support for Windows 7 in Skylake HM170 Chipset, I would be surprised if it let you boot from the m2 slot. You would probably have better luck putting Windows 10 on the m2 drive. Just to follow up, I was able to install win 7 on the ssd and leave the win 10 install on the 1tb unchanged. The only change I'll need to make at some point is move the boot partitions to the ssd so I can put true backup images on the 1 tb. Since there is no native USB support in 7, you can back up to an external drive, but won't be able to restore as the drive won't be available. Still have to research on how to move the boot partitions. I remember doing something like this by accident a few years ago....... Better solutions always welcome You'd better learn how to make these incompatible apps work on Win 10... I'm not aware of incompatibile software not working in Win 10. If any there are usually patches or Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit for very ancient software... What's exactly the software and what's the problem under Win10?