Tried that.It doesn't work with every .inf file. Thanks anyway. Edit: I found the problem. Not every .inf file has default section most of the device drivers i've seen has different sections for different hwids so i just had to change the word DefaultSection to the section name.
How can i make windows install driver .inf file as if i had the hardware fo it (thru a batch file)? (it supposed to be "forcing" on the topic) fixed title ~ Alanoll
Anyone know of a program that can make list of files that exist on \windows \windows system32 \windows\inf and later tell me what new files have been added to those folders? thanks
I managed to succesfully copy the installation files from net and installing but wherever i put $oem$ it doesn't copy the files. Where should i put it if i run setup from local harddisk in win32 eviroment?
exit just exit the current batch doesn't it? and where is this "startnet.cmd" i couldn't find it. my install script it standalone script that exist on another computer.
Same s***. It goes on as usuall for few minutes then the setup just disapears leaving two folders at c:\. Is there a log file or something else i could do to find out whats wrong?
thanks. I have bartspe and tried to run xp's install from it and it just exit the setup after few minutes without any notice. The copy\diskpart works file i tried to run it manually (no unattend script) too it i have the same problem. Any ideas? Should i try winpe?
Thank you. so as far as you know there is no tool to automate it what means i have to write a program that searches for hwid's in all my inf's, compare them to the hwid's of drivers and install them if necessary?
what i want is to install from xp's cd only lan drivers. on the first boot i want to copy all the drivers form lan to local hdd and i want to automaically install all the "unknown devices". Is it possible?