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Hello, I have ~500 Dells that shipped with XP, but I had to image them to 2k for an incompatibility of one application . This issue has been resolved, and I would like to now do an upgrade without enduser involvement, instead of a reimage, because of short staffing. I have created my administrative share, my DU share, and I can successfully schedule a machine to remotely do an upgrade. The only issue is with drivers. I have 2 devices (Intel gigabit nic and NVIDIA Geforce 4) that I cannot get xp to install correctly. I have tried the OEMPREINSTALL option, but I am doing an upgrade (NTUPGRADE=YES). I can successfully copy the drivers to the computer using the winnt32.exe switch (/copydir:i386\drivers), but not when using the "$oem$/$1/drivers" in my i386. Here is my winnt32 command line: \\srvr\winxp$\i386winnt32.exe /unattend:\\srvr\winxp$\unattend.txt /copydir:i386\drivers /makelocalsource here is my unattend.txt [Unattended] NTupgrade = yes UnattendMode=FullUnattended OemSkipEula=Yes DUDisable = No DUShare = \\srvr\installs\du DriverSigningPolicy = ignore OemPnPDriversPath = drivers\dell\nic;drivers\dell\vid WaitForReboot=No [UserData] ProductKey = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx FullName="XXXXXXX" OrgName="XXXXXXX" [Components] ; MSN Explorer MSNExplr=off ; Windows Messenger MSMsgs=off Chat = off Dialer = off OEAccess = off Zonegames = off WMAccess = off [Shell] DefaultThemesOff = Yes DefaultStartPanelOff = Yes [TerminalServices] AllowConnections = 1 [PCHealth] ER_Display_UI = 0 ER_Enable_Applications = none ER_Enable_Kernel_Error = 0 ER_Enable_Reporting = 0 ER_Enable_Windows_Components = 0 [GuiUnattended] OEMSkipWelcome = 1] I have tried adding the OEMPREINSTALL=YES (even though I have the NTUPGRADE=YES), but it still is not working. Any ideas?