manuk

When I try integrating the drivers specific to my hardware, I am asked to specify .inf files, but what I have on the driver CDs that came with the hardware is .exe, .msi, .sys, .dll etc files. How do I integrate these? I can always use one of the driverpacks available online, but I want to include drivers specific only to my system. I am using Vista with SP1. Also, if one inf file is all that is needed to configure a product, then why do vendors ship CDs with their products?

thanks all. but i found what i was looking for: You can disable and enable network using the following commands: C:\> ipconfig /release C:\> ipconfig /renew

Thanks MCT. You know someone who can help em with the network thing?

I use an app in myoffice that requires me to disable the network before launching it. Once the app is launched, I can enable the network again. As a workarpund, I created a batch file that disables the network, launches the app and enables the network again. I used the following code: @echo on ipconfig /release "C:\Program Files\RoboHelp Office\RoboHTML\RoboHTML.exe" ipconfig /renew So whenever i want to start the app, i double-click the batch file and not the EXE. Now this works the app gets launched automatically. Though there are two issues: 1. The windows command prompt window does not close after the app is launched. 2. The network does not get enabled. a small yellow triangle displays adjacent to the network icon in the system tray. I then have to enable the network myself. Can anyone tell me how I can modify this batch file? Or is there any other way of doing this? Pl. help