Lucius Snow

Drivers Intel Extreme Graphics 14.10 are out

I've noticed a little error in the Windows File Protection section. You forgot the quotes for SFCDisable. It should be : ;Disable WFP [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "SFCDisable"=dword:FFFFFF9D ;Re-enable WFP [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "SFCDisable"=dword:00000000

I think it's theoretically possible. However, there're so *many* models around that it'd be a hudge work. Plus, they usually come with big sized utilities softwares that'd require a separate install everytime. For some All-in-One HP printers, the "drivers" take up to 200 MB or such :/

A similar script was done before but it didn't work very well here :/ I have found a solution though. It's not very clean but it seem to work : At the very beginning of RunOnceEx.cmd, i put a batch files which remplace SYSSETUP.DLL by the original version. Since Alcohol installation comes after, it works fine.

Ahh that's great Fingers crossed for tomorrow

Thanks for this confirmation ! I use this patched file to allow the integrations of hotfixes.

Well i'm almost sure it has something to do with the patched SYSSETUP.DL_ of nLite .... Ryan's pack makes problem when it's integrated into non-english O.S. On this forum, Jander proposed another way to integrate it : Since i use that method, the problem with Alcohol occurs ... I hope it's an interesting clue.

Drivers ATI Catalyst 5.2 are out

@BTS : If you haven't decided exactly how you'll update the DriverPack MassStorage and if it takes more time than expected, would you agree to release the others packs now since they're already updated ? Cheers.

@ Ryan : If you're interested, i've updated myself your pack with the new critical patches. Do you want the INF ? That may speed up your work if you're currently doing it. However some of these hotfixes are non-international, so you may have to modify the checksum and the date of them in the INF because i put the french versions.

I think i've found back the method : http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...10entry180154 Testing it now.

Yep, that'd be good. I'll need to do it myself though .. because i use the french version. By the way, do you know when Ryan forum will be back ? It was suppose to take a "couple of days" but it's still offline :/

Thanks ... but i meant slipstreamed. I used the /Xp switch to extract the .msp file but i forgot the manipulation to do after. I've done this same kind of process a long time ago when i slipstreamed the SP 1.1. Unfortunately, i lost the guide :\

Anybody know how to slipstream KB886903 directly to .Net Framework 1.1 SP1 ?

Deleted post. Found my answer above

Thank you. Let us know if you find anything.

I don't use nLite except its patched SYSSETUP.DL_ (i may be linked to it).

HD audio Realtek R1.15 are out

Well i'd like to undersand the origin of the problem. Alcohol drivers are both a347*.sys files inside \System32\Drivers. For some reasons, they can't be installed properly at the install (even if we click on Next until the end of the wizard), and so the Device manager points an error to that device. And when i open Alcohol, the virtual CD drivers are detected by Windows. Normally, that doesn't happen. So there's an issue with a INF (which is ?) and the drivers ... but i don't see what.

so just adjust the delays to match with your computer speed Problem is that i use my Unattended CD on several different PC

Actually, it worked in VMware but not in real conditions. I guess it's because of the key delays. The speed of installation will be random between different machines. That script can't always work.

That script didn't work for me.

Fantastic work. Congratulations

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Yes it's over \DP and not \Drivers. You should modify the presetup.cmd.