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  1. Tripredicus, Thank you for all your help. I chanced it and just removed all the Intel/USB drivers you listed. I was able to get the image to work on the hardware. I still need to test the image on my older hardware - but at least I am rolling with my current systems ( specifically Dell Optiplex 7010). I am still interested in learning more about troubleshooting .wim issues. If you know any good links - I'd appreciate them greatly. Again. Thank you.
  2. Thanks again for all your help!
  3. I was able to remove the following drivers: oem141.inf oem148.inf oem149.inf I searched the mounted directory and could no longer find the REV_05 entry for the HW IDs you specified. Unfortunately, there has been no change and the system still boots with a BSOD ( which appears to be the same ). I have updated the new BSOD screen to the shared location. Please let me know if you need further information. I was hoping you were right, the systems I am having problems with appear to have USB 3.0 ports exclusively. I appreciate all your help.
  4. Just to be clear, I should do the following: Mount the image and search for the HW IDs in the Windows folder: VEN_8086&DEV_8C31 VEN_8086&DEV_9C31 I should find the oem*.inf which has the REV_05 entry. In this case, the .inf files are: oem138.inf (Published name oem148.inf) oem136.inf (Published name oem141.inf) Remove the entry from the inf? Or, remove the driver using DISM? I wasn't sure about the final step. How do you determine which of the drivers is in conflict with each other? Is that information derived from the setupact.log alone? Thanks!
  5. Got it! I will check it out and see what can be done. Thanks!
  6. Correct. How embarrassing! Wrong index number. I was able to get the proper version of the files uploaded to the same location along with some of the log files from the panther folder. Thanks again!
  7. Ok. I have added the results without the /all switch. It has two printer drivers. Most of the drivers, were from working systems. I would use Driver Magician Portable to grab the drivers from a fresh install. Apparently, most were approved by Microsoft - possibly not considered 3rd party. Any idea on how to pull the USB drivers off the wim? I'm not sure how to locate the drivers that need to be removed. I am interested how to go about finding the proper method to troubleshoot issues like these. Thank you in advance.
  8. I've uploaded the files to this location: https://docs.google.com/a/carlsbadusd.net/folderview?id=0B8-aI2sI6_K9Wm1qcFNGZzR5UnM&usp=docslist_api# There should be a DISM output and a picture of the BSOD. Thanks!
  9. Greetings! I have a problem I am unsure how to resolve. I have created an unattended Windows 7 installation. I install Windows 7 it over the network by running the unattended setup with various batch files. I've had to update the .wim files in the source directory by adding various drivers using DISM. I have run into a problem with the 64-bit Windows 7 Professional wim. Once it starts the initial start up, after expanding and installing the Windows source files - it crashes with a BSOD. This makes the OS unusable because you are unable to access a desktop or command line before it crashes. I am hoping to find a way to identify and remove the driver that is causing this problem, but I am unsure where to start. I can use DISM to list the drivers, but I am unsure which to remove or replace. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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