Win7-usb3.0-creator-v3-win7admin -

Similar tool from ASRock – often easier but less flexible.

Version 3 (v3) of this utility typically includes a comprehensive driver pack. While specific driver versions may vary by distribution, they generally cover:

With the end of official support for Windows 7, many enterprise environments and industrial sectors still require legacy installations on modern hardware. A critical failure point during installation is the native absence of USB 3.0 drivers in the Windows 7 installation media. This results in the inability to use keyboard and mouse inputs during the setup process on modern Intel Skylake and later chipsets. This paper analyzes the utility Win7-USB3.0-Creator-v3-Win7Admin, a community-sourced tool designed to inject necessary drivers into installation media, resolving the input deadlock without requiring complex manual command-line operations. Similar tool from ASRock – often easier but less flexible

If you cannot get this tool working or require a different approach:

MSI’s official tool for Windows 7 installation on 100/200 series chipsets. It also injects NVMe drivers. Select target USB drive

Mount boot.wim and install.wim with DISM, download drivers from Station-Drivers or the manufacturer, and add them manually.

A paid tool that offers a GUI for driver integration, removal of components, and pre-configuring Windows. Very reliable.