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try nlite http://www.nliteos.com/ it was only 4 posts down

edit: i must say a BIG apology to silverboobs, SORRY DUDE i put this up earlier without saying thank you and giving proper recognition, silverboobs was the original poster at PlanetAMD64 - HUGE Thanks silverboobs Original PlanetAMD64 thread http://www.nliteos.com/ i know you guys have been looking for a way to integrate the drivers into xp64 i hope it works i'm going to try it later

i tried it a couple of months ago now, i can't remember off hand which functions will work, sorry

Eset has released a beta version of NOD32 2.5 for Windows XP x64 and Windows 2003 x64. download the beta here: http://www.esetsoftware.com/download/downbeta.htm

English Download Page: http://xp-antispy.org/index.php?option=com...=sellang&iso=en

er i think they're only for intel nforce4 sli Dr!ll

is the driver decorated? does it work on a normal install from a floppy? a few people are having trouble making 64bit unattended installs i wanted to slipstream the nvidia raid drivers, but no joy so far (although i've just removed the raid array that had my os's on)

you're welcome just trying to help

according to the m$ website

the trial is a full working copy of Windows XP x64 edition that lasts 120 days (although the email they send you says 180 days) and then times out. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/64bit/e...tion/trial.mspx

i've pm'd you the download link by the time you've downloaded it you should have your email from m$ with a serial

keep trying, it will work then it's just the wait for the emails to be sent out for the link

The Download is supposed to be working now! i haven't tried it yet, i just rushed to tell you guys first edit: well some people say it's working for them, but at this moment in time it's not working for me edit: 2:48am it works now

wow, sorry about that seanie, i've only just seen your other post usually if anybody asks about drivers, i reccomend planetamd64.com to them had i seen your post i probably would have done the same there's no need to get your knickers in a twist though. lol chill out, don't be so wound up i have noticed that on quite a few forums, there are some people are unwilling to help others. i do not consider myself to be one of them, i try to help anybody that i can on forums or anywhere else. like i said at the start of this, i am sorry for not noticing your previous post

Nice find Jazkal : i'm gonna try it later

gr8 find Seanie's Show, you should check(search) the forums at planetamd64.com, the peeps over there found these drivers 3 weeks ago (may 2nd) the more popular the forum the better the info

i still can't get the nvidia drivers to work

those new drivers won't work for me i ended up needing to restore a backup image of xp64 when i tried them a few days ago

so if i don't need winPE for a single unattended install, how do i slipstream my nvidia raid drivers into the install? a few people have tried, but it never seems to work big poppa pump is the only person i've seen saying he's managed to do it. i pm'ed him but so far no reply so much for forums being a helpful collective source of knowledge

hpor was asking about the SILICON IMAGE drivers. in your comment you made it sound like no matter what brand the controller was, if you were not using raid then you wouldn't need drivers. This is not the case. i simply pointed out that only a select few chipsets, including the nvidia one have the plain sata bus drivers built into windows, and for most other chipsets - including the SILICON chipset, you would need a driver disk. it doesn't matter if you use them in a single drive config or a raid config, you will still need a floppy disk to supply windows with the correct drivers Thank You

can someone tell me exactly how you are supposed to make an unattended cd using winPE? or at least point me in the right direction thanks in advance

try asking over on www.planetamd64.com there's a lot more users visiting that site

That wouldn't work. The .cat or security catalog file is for a specific driver. Also if you make any changes like edit the .inf file then the .cat file is again nogood. You also couldn't use a .cat file from a different 64bit driver. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> hmm, there's a 6.25 floppy creator with cat files i wonder if they'd work then? if anybody wants the exe file, i know it's on planetamd64.com, in the download section, but you have to register with the site to get access to all of the downloads the forums are great tho. IMHO

once your system is set up, you should use ghost or something similar to create an image of your partition, and store it on a dvd then if anything goes wrong, you can restore the image in 5-10 minutes instead of 4 hours to reinstall. i found i couldn't do this because my drives are in raid, so i made a BartPE cd with the raid drivers, ghost and paragon hard disk manager.(among others) now when i want to make or restore an image i just boot with my Bart cd p.s. the bart cd also comes in handy if you need to troubleshoot your pc (lots of handy utils.)

windows will only auto detect the nforce sata controller, single drives.(non raid) most other controllers, including silicon, need a floppy disk. even the nvidia controller needs drivers if you use the raid function