Bâshrat the Sneaky

You're unlucky. Your IP (or IP range) got blocked because there are some DDoS attacks coming from your IP (range). It's the anti-DDoS hardware (Cisco stuff) that has decided to do this. The only solution: reset your modem OR use a proxy.

That will make me love 7zip even more!

Request implemented, topic closed.

This problem must be caused by the driver itself, it's impossible that it's caused by the DriverPacks or the way the driver is installed by the DriverPacks. If the problem persists, I recommend that you contact ATI.

I really like your wallpaper, Gouki! Could you post a link?

That should work, but I don't know in what format Driver Magician backs the drivers up. But why would you want to remove them afterwards?

That would be the switch for the control panel, NOT for the CCC!

You could use my DriverPacks and choose to enable the KtD setting. Then you'd have many hundreds of drivers preinstalled, without much efforts.

Looks very useful!

Why "%SystemDrive%"\Program Files" instead of "%ProgramFiles%"?

BTS DriverPacks BASE V6.03.2 Changelog: V6.03.2 (18 Mar 06) -Fixed: [DPP]: BTS_DPs_finish.cmd: wrong paths were used for the installation of the control panel for the Sigmatel HDA driver (D\S\S\U). Download Known issues -none

Already noticed & downloaded

Argh crap! Such a stupid mistake! Updated version online very very soon...

I think I'll set it up like this: the control panel will be included by default again. The CCC will be offered as a separate, optional download. When you do add the CCC package, it will be used, if it isn't included, the CP will be installed. Any contra-arguments?

Don't forget Windows XP scans all drivers (that is: it reads the .inf files), no matter from what medium you read them (CD/HDD). That means the access time to the medium is of great importance. And when you know a CD is one of the slowest media currently available, when it comes to random access time... If you're installing from HDD or from the network, the method you requested/suggested can/should be faster, but when you're installing from CD/DVD, then I strongly doubt it could ever be faster.

And what utility is that, that can slipstream the DriverPacks?

Very well. That's exactly what I've implemented in the new DriverPacks BASE that's just released Let me know if it works now!

DriverPack Sound B V6.03 Changelog: V6.03 (17 Mar 06) -Fixed: Conexant AMC Audio Gateway driver: 1 file was missing (which wasn't listed in the .inf file, strangely enough...). -Fixed: Sigmatel HDA (universal driver) control panel (experimental). -New: added 1 Yamaha DS-XG series driver. -New: added SoundMAX eMachines driver. Download

DriverPack Sound A V6.03 Changelog: V6.03 (17 Mar 06) -Updated: Creative SoundBlaster (Audigy) series drivers from 08/29/2005, 5.12.10.1162 [2.08.0002] to 12/08/2005, 5.12.08.1164 [2.08.0004]. -Updated: Realtek AC'97 driver from 02/08/2006,5.10.00.6020 [3.83] to 02/17/2006,5.10.00.6030 [3.84]. -Updated: Realtek HD Audio driver from 02/16/2006, 5.10.0.5221 [1.31] to 03/08/2006, 5.10.0.5229 [1.33]. Download

BTS DriverPacks BASE V6.03.1 Changelog: V6.03.1 (17 Mar 06) -Fixed: [DPP]: BTS_DPs_finish.cmd: fixed infinite loop. -Fixed: [DPB]: RUN_ME.cmd: rr2310.sys would not get deleted when removing DriverPack MassStorage. -New: [DPB]: BTS_DPs_finish.cmd: added an exception for the driver in D\S\S\U (the Sigmatel HDA driver), to get the control panel installed properly (needs testing). Download Known issues -none

Request implemented, topic closed.

Thank you for providing direct download links! That made it alot easier for me! All requests implemented, topic closed.

Request implemented, topic closed.

Oh.... That's possible, yes.

Driver added: should fix the problem. If the problem persists, please open a new topic. Topic closed.