Tigerj

Cool, I will give it a shot right now and see how it goes. Then it is off figuring out the sound on these Dells I deal with and do the same. Yea, that's what I been doing untill I got everything I need to make my job more efficient . Get things done faster gives me to play more with stuff like this . For audio drivers, you could try my Sound DriverPack, which you can find in my sig! Yea, I saw that and was going to take a look after I get this part situated .

Cool, I will give it a shot right now and see how it goes. Then it is off figuring out the sound on these Dells I deal with and do the same. Yea, that's what I been doing untill I got everything I need to make my job more efficient . Get things done faster gives me to play more with stuff like this .

More like an .inf file, .cat file, .sys file, lots of .lhp & .lrc files, .dll files, and some .exe files such as the Hot Keys, Systray, and other utilities that are installed from the drivers. This looks like what I need but I need to be sure before burning a CD. Plus I wasnt to sure as the folder only stated 2000 where I want for XP. I know they sometimes both use the same driver, but I just want to be sure.

Yes, but I needed to know how to extract them. I downloaded the Zip verion of the intergrated video drivers but it still has a setup in it. I wanted it so if I were to do it manually, I would have to point it to the folder. I will try what you sugested Bâshrat the Sneaky and see if it is what I am looking for. These are the files I have when unzipping the win2k_xp145.zip file. But I know this can't be what I need for setting up a Win XP install off CD. Is it only the Setup I need to extract and I don't need any of the other files? Off to install Winrar as 7zip wasn't able to do it.

Is it possible to have the Intel Graphics drivers be install by using the winnt.sif? I am trying to install Intel graphics from chipset 865 but I don't see how I can extract the needed files from the setup. The switches I see in the readme are for installing only. Anyone know how to extract the needed video drivers, like the inf drivers, for Intel Gaphics? or does this have to be installed by using runonce? I just need to figure this out and for the sound on these intergrated Intel motherboards and I be Golden here at work . Thanks!

No, don't bother about what the rest of the INI file says - we are only concerned with the section that I mentioned previously. Lines that are ";" out can be left as-is, unless you want to customize that setting, and *KNOW* exactly what it does. Just follow my previous post, and you'll be fine - don't bother with anything else (for now). After the setup runs as you desire, is when you would start fiddling with the commented-out (";"-ed out) lines. Oh I know what you were saying I was just wonder why it was adding the "Strong Health ISD" in the Organization field when the .MST wasn't being used in the first place on my CD I have with SP2? But also at the same time is isn't listed in the Setup.ini file. I can take the files here shown in the image... Burn a CD from them and it will start the install with out needing the CD-Key and it will add "Strong Health ISD" in the Organization field. My question here is this...Where is it getting that info from? It's not in the setup.ini file for sure.

Ahhh ok I see it now as I did have the ORK program installed, I must of just missed it. The funny thing is that the original .mst in the setup.ini is ; out. Thus it isn't being used at all I would think. Plus it isn't even pointing to the drive but a network server. So since this wasn't activated in the setup.ini I would assume that it be set as an plain install but it's not. So where the hell is it getting the "Strong Health ISD" name for the Organization field if the .mst has been hash out from the .ini file?

I have looked and looked through here to see if this info was around but I couldn't find anything. I have Office XP Corp here at work and I am about to slipstream SP3 into it. This is the easy part and that isn't the problem. My problem is that I have the Administrative Installation Point from the University slipstreaming SP1 and SP2. So now when I create new computers for the Radiology department I work in, it shows as "Strong Health ISD" in the Organization box. The problem is that I want to change this so it says "University of Rochester". I can type it in manually each time I install office on a new PC but the problem is that it doesn't take when say looking at the About link or load up Word. It will still show as "Strong Health ISD". I am sure I can do it by Hex Editing the .mst file but I don't want to do that if I can. Is there a way to change this through slipstreaming SP3 with out having the original CD? Cause like I said, I already have the Administrative Installation Point files to burn and I can't create a new one as instructed on the site cause it isn't the original files. When I tried that this is the error I get... This is because the files have been already extracted from the CD. I have tried this from the directory from the original first slipstream and also from the CD that was created from the updates slipstreams. I hope someone knows what I am asking here, thanks