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HP 250 G4 - Windows 7 setup missing drivers problem

Hi, people :) 

I got a new HP 250 g4 laptop and I am trying to install Windows 7. I am getting a missing drivers error even though I sslipstreamed USB 3.0 and ahci drivers found on Hp's and Intel websites. 

I'm working abroad and my internet connection is very limited. 

I tried some bug fixes I found online (changing USB port, clearing gpt, some bios tweaks) but nothing worked. 

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Not to be mean, but I don't think anyone want's to answer this.

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it made me laugh finding this on the non-windows section.

 

My experience with laptops when vista and 8 came out was:

If your specific model did not ship in multiple operating systems you will have a very hard time getting appropriate drivers.

i.e. A laptop made for windows 10 that did not also have alternate shipments running windows 7 will not have drivers for windows 7 as the hardware outdates the operating system.

 

Its not all doom & gloom but it is a pain in the arse. You need to make a list of the chipsets of the hardware that are not working under windows 7 and search high and low for alternatives. good luck. i would just use the OS the laptop shipped with and virtualise windows 7

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