No device drivers were found when installing Windows 11 from USB drive

Okay, It shows no device drivers were found when installing windows 11. That's a bit of a bummer, but don't panic! First, double-check your hardware.  Sometimes, it's not a driver problem at all, but a hardware issue.  Is the component even plugged in properly?  Is the cable secure?  Are the connections tight?  Loose connections can cause this error.  My experience is, I've once struggled with a faulty USB port leading to this error.  A quick visual check can save you a lot of headaches.

If everything looks good physically,  try a different USB drive.  Sometimes the installer just has trouble reading the one you're using. I've had this happen.  Try using a different USB drive or a different CD or DVD (if you're using that method).  There are probably other possible methods like downloading a ISO file to run the setup from a different drive.

If you've already tried all that, the next free option is Windows Update's built-in driver troubleshooting. This often solves the issue, including "no device drivers were found when installing windows 11" issues,  especially for things that are already being reported as having issues with compatibility with Win11.  You might be able to get a driver to work by installing update from the Windows Update component. 

Important Note: Windows Update doesn't always find everything.  If you have specific, unique hardware (like a very unusual sound card), you might need to download the driver from the manufacturer's website.  It's almost always a good idea to look for a dedicated driver on their website.  Make sure the driver is compatible with Windows 11, though!