The fact that the new Zen processors and AM4 platforms officially received only support for Windows 10 was already clear at the beginning of last year . In this respect, the AMD's exaggeration last week, when AMD once again confirmed that (Ry) Zen on the Microsoft side would only officially receive support for Windows 10.
The fact that the Ryzen AM4 systems still run perfectly with Windows 7, confirmed both AMD itself and our community member Crashtest. AMD said directly that the Ryzen processors would also be tested with Windows 7, but there would be no official driver support for Windows 7. User Crashtest, on the other hand, has analyzed the latest AMD chipset driver packages and found that all drivers for Zen are already integrated, so there should be nothing to prevent the smooth running of AM4 and Ryzen under Windows 7.
But of course there is a difference between "is already running" and "officially supported". AMD emphasizes that only Windows 10 is officially supported. Since Microsoft should have his fingers in the game. The fact that Ryzen will also be functional under Windows 7 ("is already running"), but should be considered safe.