Insert the USB stick and start the Windows USB/DVD Download Tool.Intel Windows 7 USB 3.0 Creator Utility ( ) (note: Version 2 ran on Windows 7 but version 3 says it only runs on 8.1 and 10).Win7 SP1 ISO or installation files ( ).If restoring or repairing, you have to boot in the mode the original OS was installed in. There is a Legacy BIOS and a UEFI Boot option. The NUC has an M.2 SSD drive and the Windows 7 installation media doesn't have a driver.
The 6th Gen NUC (NUC6i5SYK) only has USB 3.0 ports and the Windows 7 installation media doesn't have a driver. I've now created a USB stick that can be used to install Windows 7 and also to restore a Windows 7 backup image in either legacy BIOS mode or UEFI mode (depending on how the original OS was installed). I needed the NVME driver for the Windows Installer to see the SSD. I think I'm there! I was missing the driver for the M.2 SSD. I think Windows 7 is getting this wrong when booted in UEFI mode. If I then boot exactly the same stick in UEFI mode, as soon as I select "Repair your computer", I get "This version of System Recovery Options is not compatible with the version of Windows you are trying to repair". I now understand this - I need to use UEFI boot. The system image was created on a computer using EFI and the computer is using BIOS". With my bootable USB Windows 7 install stick, If I boot it in BIOS mode, I get all the way through to where it is meant to start the data copy and it fails, saying "Windows cannot restore a system image to a computer that has different firmware.
When I try to boot it in UEFI mode, it throws me straight back to the F10 boot selector screen.Īnyway, I want to restore a Windows 7 image. The CD was created from a UEFI OS install so when I try to boot the CDF in BIOS mode it says it is not bootable. I suspect my original problem that the Windows Repair Disk won't boot is something to do with UEFI and Windows 7 not properly supporting it.
I've worked out how to make it boot in UEFI mode as well as in BIOS mode. I've got a bootable Windows 7 圆4 Installation on a USB stick. I've now given up on the Windows Repair Disk and have been concentrating on the Windows Installation.
What do you want to do with this NUC? Are you trying to reinstall the OS? Install, Intel® USB3.0 Device Driver for Intel® NUC, and Intel® Chipset Device Software for Intel® NUC įor the Intel® NUC6i5SYK, could you explain me more details about it?.Gent into the BIOS – advance- devices – USB – uncheck xCHI – Save and exit.With the Intel® NUC5i5RYK, if you get issues with the USB3.0 using the Keyboard and Mouse please follow this: You have two NUCs, and you want to repair the windows they have, don't you? I am a little confused with the main issue here let me give you some ideas from what I understand.
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