AMD | A-Series | A10 Micro-6700T with Radeon™ R6 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A10-6700 with Radeon™ HD 8670D |
AMD | A-Series | A10-6700T with Radeon™ HD 8650D |
AMD | A-Series | A10-6790B with Radeon™ HD 8670D |
AMD | A-Series | A10-6790K with Radeon™ HD 8670D |
AMD | A-Series | A10-6800B with Radeon™ HD 8670D |
AMD | A-Series | A10-6800K with Radeon™ HD 8670D |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7300 with Radeon™ R6 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7400P with Radeon™ R6 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7700K with Radeon™ R7 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7800 with Radeon™ R7 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7850K with Radeon™ R7 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7860K with Radeon™ R7 Graphics and Near Silent Thermal Solution |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7860K with Radeon™ R7 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7870K with Radeon™ R7 Graphics and Near Silent Thermal Solution |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7870K with Radeon™ R7 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A10-7890K with Radeon™ R7 Graphics and Wraith cooler |
AMD | A-Series | A10-8700P APU |
AMD | A-Series | A10-8700P with Radeon™ R6 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A4 Micro-6400T with Radeon™ R3 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A4-5000 with Radeon™ HD 8330 |
AMD | A-Series | A4-5100 with Radeon™ HD 8330 |
AMD | A-Series | A4-6210 with Radeon™ R3 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A4-6300 with Radeon™ HD 8370D |
AMD | A-Series | A4-6320 with Radeon™ HD 8370D |
AMD | A-Series | A4-7210 with Radeon™ R3 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A4-7300 with Radeon™ HD 8470D |
AMD | A-Series | A6-5200 with Radeon™ HD 8400 |
AMD | A-Series | A6-5200M with Radeon™ HD 8400 |
AMD | A-Series | A6-5350M with Radeon™ HD 8450G |
AMD | A-Series | A6-6310 with Radeon™ R4 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A6-6400B with Radeon™ HD 8470D |
AMD | A-Series | A6-6400K with Radeon™ HD 8470D |
AMD | A-Series | A6-6420B with Radeon™ HD 8470D |
AMD | A-Series | A6-6420K with Radeon™ HD 8470D |
AMD | A-Series | A6-7000 with Radeon™ R4 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A6-7310 with Radeon™ R4 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A6-7400K with Radeon™ R5 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A6-7470K with Radeon™ R5 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A6-8500P with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A8-6410 with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A8-6500 with Radeon™ HD 8570D |
AMD | A-Series | A8-6500B with Radeon™ HD 8570D |
AMD | A-Series | A8-6500T with Radeon™ HD 8550D |
AMD | A-Series | A8-6600K with Radeon™ HD 8570D |
AMD | A-Series | A8-7100 with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A8-7200P with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A8-7410 with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | A-Series | A8-7600 with Radeon™ R7 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A8-7650K with Radeon™ R7 Graphics and Near Silent Thermal Solution |
AMD | A-Series | A8-7650K with Radeon™ R7 Series |
AMD | A-Series | A8-7670K with Radeon™ R7 Graphics and Near Silent Thermal Solution |
AMD | A-Series | A8-8600P APU |
AMD | A-Series | A8-8600P with Radeon™ R6 Graphics |
AMD | E-Series | E1 Micro-6200T with Radeon™ R2 Graphics |
AMD | E-Series | E1-2100 with Radeon™ HD 8210 |
AMD | E-Series | E1-2200 with Radeon™ HD 8210 |
AMD | E-Series | E1-2500 with Radeon™ HD 8240 |
AMD | E-Series | E1-6010 with Radeon™ R2 Graphics |
AMD | E-Series | E1-7010 with Radeon™ R2 Graphics |
AMD | E-Series | E2-3000 with Radeon™ HD 8280 |
AMD | E-Series | E2-3800 with Radeon™ HD 8280 |
AMD | E-Series | E2-6110 with Radeon™ R2 Graphics |
AMD | E-Series | E2-7110 with Radeon™ R2 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10 PRO-7350B with Radeon™ R6 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10 PRO-7800B with Radeon™ R7 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10 PRO-7850B with Radeon™ R7 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10-8700B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10-8730B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10-8750B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10-8770 APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10-8770E APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A10-8850B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A12-8800B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A12-8830B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A12-8870 APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A12-8870E APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A4 PRO-3340B with Radeon™ HD 8240 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A4 PRO-3350B with Radeon™ R4 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A4 PRO-7300B with Radeon™ HD 8470D |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A4 PRO-7350B with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A4-4350B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A4-5350B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A4-8350B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6 PRO-7050B with Radeon™ R4 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6 PRO-7400B with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6-7350B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6-8350B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6-8500B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6-8530B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6-8550B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6-8570 APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A6-8570E APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A8 PRO-7150B with Radeon™ R5 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A8 PRO-7600B with Radeon™ R7 Graphics |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A8-8600B APU |
AMD | PRO A-Series | A8-8650B APU |
[Guide] ‘Fixing’ Windows 7 USB support on Matisse / Ryzen 3000 / Zen 2 on X370/X470
Hosting the guide I made a while earlier here. My Ryzen 9 3900X works fine on Windows 7 in my old x370 board, however I seemed to have lost all my USB ports on the back of my motherboard since the on-die Matisse USB 3.0 controller is not supported on Windows 7 and has no drivers from AMD.
However, with a bit of hacky-whacky, I managed to get it working by tricking Windows 7 into using the Ryzen 1000/2000 driver anyway. I figured AMD wouldn’t have changed the on-die USB controller significantly. It should work on all pre-x570 motherboards, since the controller is standalone and on-die. Here’s how do it, however;
DISCLAIMER: This workaround is at your own risk. I have not extensively tested it except for that it now works and I’m typing this post in Windows 7 on the Matisse USB 3.0 Controller.
Now, without further ado:
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Foolproof Matisse Windows 7 USB tutorial:
- Plug keyboard/mouse in front-usb so you can navigate Windows 7
- Download the latest AMD Chipset Windows 7 drivers from AMD: www. amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/x370
- Start the installation such that the installer extracts its contents into C:\AMD\. You don’t need to finish the installation, but it can’t do harm either.
- Browse to C:\AMD\Chipset_Driver_Installer\AMD_Chipset_Drivers\MSIFiles\program files\AMD\Chipset_IODrivers\USBController Driver\Win7\x64 and open ‘amdxhc.inf’ in notepad.
- We’re going to trick Windows into installing drivers for Ryzen 1- and 2000 for the 3000 series. Find this block:
Code:
[AMD.NTamd64] %AMDXHCI.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_145C %AMDXHCI.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_15E0 %AMDXHCI.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_15E1 %AMDXHCI.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_145F
- Change DEV_145C to DEV_149C, resulting in
Code:
[AMD.NTamd64] %AMDXHCI. DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_149C %AMDXHCI.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_15E0 %AMDXHCI.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_15E1 %AMDXHCI.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHCI, PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_145F
- Go to device manager, right click the unrecognized USB controller «Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controller» and choose «Update driver software»
- Choose «Browse my computer for driver software»
- Click «Browse» and direct it to C:\AMD, and make sure to check the checkbox «Include subfolders». It should now search for your modified .inf file. Alternatively, you can direct it all the way to C:\AMD\Chipset_Driver_Installer\AMD_Chipset_Drivers\MSIFiles\program files\AMD\Chipset_IODrivers\USBController Driver\Win7\x64
- You will be prompted to install the driver software. Choose «Install anyway»
You’re done. USB works.
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If anyone has guides how to slipstream these drivers into a Windows 7 installation image, and how to extend it to X570, let me know so I can append it to this topic.
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Microsoft 7th Gen AMD Qualcomm «8996» It has been announced that the latest processors will only support Windows 10 and the latest AMD processors from then on. Ryzen Will also be supported on Windows 10 and above.
Windows 7 ended support on January 2020 1 and used Windows Update. SP1 Before you install non-branded Windows 7, you need an environment other than a USB device, such as an updater, a browser, or a SATA-attached drive that stores the chipset driver for Windows 7…
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Windows 7 does not include xHCI
xHCI (Extensible Host Controller Interface) is the standard for USB controllers used in USB 3.0, which is the standard for USB 2.0. EHCI (Extended Host Controller Interface), for USB 1.0 OHCIRead More AND UHCI There are different drivers for each standard, but Windows 2009, released in 7, does not include the USB 2008 driver, for which the specification was formulated in 3. 0 year.
UEFI on motherboards that support USB 3.0 has USB config Legacy USB support and USB 2.0/1.0 enabled by default, Ryzen UEFI USB config cannot enable .0
UEFI implements a USB 3.0 device driver so it can be controlled from a USB keyboard or mouse. The Windows 7 installation disc does not include a USB 3.0 driver, so you cannot use a USB device when booting the installation disc. He’s kind of frozen.
USB 3.0 can also be used with a USB 2.0 interface, but because xHCI also manages USB 2.0, Windows 7, which does not have a key to invoke xHCI, is helpless.
Use PS/2
USB devices cannot be used but are older than USB 1.0. PS / 2 can be used, so please use a PS/2 mouse/keyboard when installing Windows 7.
Modern motherboards have only one PS/2 connector, so either the mouse or the keyboard is PS/2 compartment Cable required.
When I connect a mouse to PS/2 and start Windows 7, a pointer is displayed.
If you only have a keyboard, you can use the keyboard shortcut and the TAB key.
When using only the mouse, use the on-screen keyboard.
Chipset driver for Windows 7 and Windows Update
After installing Windows 7 (SP1), install the LAN driver from the DVD that came with your motherboard, connect it to the network, and run Windows Update.
If the update installation fails, remove the suspicious program from the list and try again after other updates have been successfully installed.
After rebooting several times with Windows Update Check for updates When you run The hardware is not supported An error message will appear, but you can download the upgradeable program.
After installing all possible updates Chipset driver for Windows 7 with Ryzen From AMD website and install.
After downloading the Windows 7 chipset driver, launch the application.
Select a local driver.
Then select custom installation.
I need a USB 3.1 host controller, but I also installed other drivers.
イ ン ス ト ー ル AND Clean install So, select Install.
If you are using Radeon for your graphics card Recommended driver Click to install the graphics driver.
After restarting the PC, the USB device will be ready for use.
After testing the USB on the back of the PC control panel, USB on the front panel and USB 3.0 on the optional front panel worked fine.
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