Thank you so much! This actually saved me 60 dollars, because I was about to give up and take it into a computer store which would have charged me for the service. I was at such a loss, but then your first suggestion worked first try. I was struggling for several days, then watched the video. You, sir, have earned yourself a like and subscribe
AMAZING! Me and my roommate have been trying to solve this problem for hours. Even though there were similar suggestions, they were not as clear as this one. We tried the first solutions. Viola! It worked. Thank you so much, we were almost loosing our hopes lol. Great video!
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simply unplug usb flash drive and plug it again and go to back to initial step to install windows. Now you will not see the error of media driver missing. Do not restart your system while re-plugging ur usb drive.
ASUS LAPTOP and AMD PROCESSORS. I started to have problems with that after install linux on my laptop, I wasted three days to solve this issue, none tutorial or vídeo on internet helped me, I had to try for myself how i solved it ? first of all you need a computer with windows to create bootable usb, the main problem for me was create bootable usb on linux os 1- download original iso windows 10 or 11. 2- create a bootable usb using yumi multiboot usb creator. 3- usb boot and select the iso 4 - install windows normally.
For me it was using an internal optical drive which fixed the issue. Initially I was trying with a USB optical drive. I did try disabling Legacy USB but then the mouse/keyboard stopped working, and my motherboard doesn't have any PS/2 ports 😐. A CMOS reset fixed that though.
One solution to this problem is to ensure that you have the latest version of the Arch Linux ISO file, as this may contain the necessary drivers. Additionally, you can check if your system has the necessary drivers by running the command to check if the missing driver is present in the kernel modules. Another solution is to try installing the package "linux-firmware" which contains a collection of firmware files that can be used to support various hardware devices. If the above solutions do not work, it may be necessary to look for the missing driver on the ArchLinux Wiki or other online resources. Additionally, you can try installing an older version of the kernel and see if it resolves the issue.
I don't even have any way to load windows 10 onto my USB besides adapter to android. It keeps showing this error and I've reinstalled 6 times I'm losing my mind and it's never done this before
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Yep... This error is so annoying.. the usb stick should just grab whatever drivers it need from the internet during install.. Not make me wrestle with "try unplug and plug again and mess with random settings in bios until it works"...
