I wanted to put music on my mp3 player and usually it takes 1-2 mintues, it took almost ten minutes. A few days ago, I shut it down for the night and restarted it later on the same night because I forgot to do something. It was a clean install for a new system I built. I have used Windows 7 for about about two months now with no problems. Not sure what information would be pertinent. Avast did throw 3 items into a "virus chest" but since I did a clean install, I don't have access to them anymore Just wondering if there are any other ideas.Ran standard and thorough scan with AVAST Buying 10 is no problem, to be certain, if that's my only option, so be it. Is anyone aware of a workaround, or something I can do? Or is simply "Sorry, you're out of luck." and I have to go buy Windows 10. Attempting to use Windows Update has also failed. No 7 drivers can be found on Gigabyte's site for this board, only Windows 10 is listed. I was hoping to stay on 7 Ultimate until they stop supporting it. I just can't seem to find Windows 7 drivers for 2 items in DM (Network Controller and Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controller. Having had success moving OS drives to upgraded motherboards running similar chipsets from the same maker, I was of course pleased to see Windows 7 start screen instead of a BSOD.Īside from the fact that it won't see my on-board wifi, bluetooth, and some part of the USB sub-system, it works great. I got everything assembled and whatnot, put my Samsung 950 Pro NVMe in one of the M2 slots and fired it up. So I had an i7 4790k system that started acting wonky on me, so after troubleshooting down to a failing clock on my old board and deciding it was time to upgrade, I sprung for a new CPU (i7 9700k) and board (Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro Wifi) (and ram of course). Been doing this quite a while (my first pc was an 8088) so when I get a problem I can't seem to fix.I come talk to folks that know more than me!
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