One that seems to work for everybody with Windows 7 is MSI Smart Tool. Maybe MSI Smart Tool will also work with Windows Vista The easiest way is with one of the tools released by motherboard manufacturers. There are various ways to add a USB 3 driver to a Windows installer. The missing driver notice is common when people are trying to install Windows 7 on newer system, and is caused by not having a USB 3 driver slip-streamed into the Windows installer. I'll try installing them on an older laptop that I have and then move the hdd to the desktop, it could probably work, last time I did something simular my desktop booted straight to win 7, which was the os I had in the laptop I took the hdd from, so I hope that the same will happen with vista.

Apparently, based on what I read online, windows 7 and prior versions arent supported by intels newst cpus, ther is a fix for win 7, but nothing for vista.

So far I've only managed to reach the window that you choose the ssd-hdd but I get a missing driver issue.

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