raz_1234

Well, the new version did it! just copy all files to both I386 and the OEM folder.

I did that before, did not help. All the files from the WHQL driver version are both in the $OEM$\$1\Driver\Nic, in the I386\ and still the same message. I will try a newer version (not signed) to see if it makes a difference.

Hi All, Can not make my Ris work with that card in the client computer, getting "The network card driver is not in the image". I am using Windows2003 server as the Ris server (not in image, rather in unattended mode). I tried following suggestion to get the Network Driver Pack, did not help (they don't work I think in the text mode part of the instalation, where there are needed), tried what Microsoft suggested (i.e. create a $OEM\$1\Drivers\Nic) and put it in there, did not help. I tried both the Signed and unsigned versions of the driver. What am i doing wrong? thanks Raz

true, but today most do. Still is it possible?

Hi, Maybe someone knows: Can one create a bootable Hard drive (say a usb type, or Firewire) and use it to install Windows (attended or not) to other computers. I had many problems trying to make it work. Especially that if one use DOS, the whole thing just recognise the portable drive and none of the other hard disks. Thanks Raz