bootcamp windows 7 usb 3.0 driver stuck at language choose

I only know that if you want to install W7 on a desktop or notebook PC with the Skylake chipset you have to use the Intel tool or manually install the USB 3 drivers using the advanced install options or use a PS/2 KB and mouse if there are ports for them. I have no idea why the ports work up to a point and then quit, but they do. That is why none of the ports work and the installation stops when you need to continue by using a USB KB and mouse.

There is no USB 2 support for the Skylake chipset when you go to install W7. You're very welcome, Did you overlook my explanation? Many many thanks for your help, as I need to use Win 7 for my work software. I have tried all USB port 2.0 and 3.0 as well as the internal ones, all working except when get to the language selection page.ĭoes anyone has a clue how to have the mouse and the keyboard recognised by the Windows7 ?

I have tried with a USB logitech keyboard+mouse (wired) / Lenovo KB + mouse (wireless) : Same issue (power still there as the light on the KB and mouse still lit). The operating system is loading well and when appear the bitmap screen asking wich language, which keyboard to select, my mouse is not working (but the red light is working underneath) nor my keyboard and I am unable to continue the installation. I Booted on the Microsoft Windows 7 X64 SP1 DVD, using the USB HP Keyboard and mouse delivred with the PC. I changed to legacy mode booting, and disable secure boot I replaced the installed Disk by a New SSD Kingston 240 GB (SATA III) The PC is delivred with Windows 10 installed on a 1 TB Normal harddrive I just bought a new PC From HP : an Pavilion 550-113a with the following config :

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Bootcamp windows 7 usb 3.0 driver stuck at language choose