Yes, it is corect. In the compressed package of ForceWare exist this file named setup.iss. This file is the file where are the silent install values. When you install manualy the driver, setup.iss is copied in yor windows directory, and he will contain the values of your install. Same mode of silent install of the driver are used by the others producer (Asus for example). Asus have the simillar ways to install the drivers, the difference is setup.iss contain the real silent install value. Comand for new Asus drivers for mainboards is: for installing audio drivers. If can do like this: put in your $OEM$\$1\Drivers\Video the package driver 93.71_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe, then create with notepad or any other text editor a file named setup.iss (or any name you want for her but he must have the extension iss - I name this file 93.71_forceware.iss) and write in this: Put this saved file in your $OEM$\$$ and write in your RunOnceEx.cmd: I assume you will install your windows on drive C. Insted the C:\ put your path. When you instll WinXP the file 93.71_forceware.iss is copied in your windows directory. The log file is necessary for viewing your installing errors (if any). If you don't specify the log you will not have one. Another way for installing the driver directly from the CD/DVD is unnpack the driver package and replace the setup.iss with the one modified. In this case you can write in your RunOnceEx.cmd: