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Hi guys I'm trying to make a silent install cmd file of CoreAVC 2.0 for both 32/64bit operating systems here is my batch file: Theres no issue with registering the 32bit codec for a 32bit OS nor the 64bit codec for a 64bit OS. The only issue I'm having is getting the 32bit codec installed in a 64bit Windows 7 (I'm using MPC-HC x86 Under Windows 7 64 so I need the 32bit version of CoreAVC on my system). I've also tried registering the .ax file with syswow64\rundll32.exe which returns the same error, and with regsvr32 which doesn't return any error but also doesn't seem to register the codec for use with MPC. Appreciate your help

Hi I'm trying to create an unattended Windows XP installation CD with multiple SATA drivers. So far, I've integrated the AMD 780G/SB700 SATA drivers successfuly, but now I want to add some Intel drivers too. The problem is that the intel's iastor.sys file contains all the drivers for Intel ICH7/8/9/10, and I don't know how should I write it down in the TXTSETUP.SIF [sCSI] section this is the SATA drivers part from my TXTSETUP.SIF file: as you can see, there are 14 lines with iastor = "drive name x", but how will the setup gonna know which name is assiged to which intel driver? As i understand, the worst thing that could happen is that the driver name in the device manager will be incorrect, not affecting the drivers performance by any way, but still, it would be nice to have the real driver name in the device manager. Thanks