Bâshrat the Sneaky

Here's a mirror of the screenshots: http://users.telenet.be/bts2/AoE3 uploading them... EDIT: all of them are there! Enjoy very fast server now only the hi-res ones are left..

http://greenmachine.msfnhosting.com/READING/addraid.htm There you can find everything you need!

just use the search function in Notepad: search for: Drivers\SM replace with: Drivers\S\SM I'm working on the update.

Huh? What kind of setup do you use then?

Next time just bump instead of making a new topic! I've posted an answer. Topic closed.

You have to put the DriverPacks themselves, in the state you've downloaded them, in the folder Driverpacks in the DriverPacks BASE folder and everything should work fine! DON'T extract them manually to the $1 folder!

ehm... no use google! At every forum there are a couple of users who have such a sig, right-click one of those and see at what domain they are hosted. Then browse to that domain and voila.

LOL @ Telewell I tried to find *ANY* wireless device at www.telewell.com, but I failed trying that... It seems they are a big manufacturer of telephone stuff... And when I type anything like "telewell wirelless drivers" or "telewell WLAN drivers" in Google, I see this topic as first hit LOL I guess I'll leave Telewell out then. Unless someone can help me? EDIT: fixed typo..

At this very moment when you are reading this post, you are spreading your IP... Every time you request a webpage or anything else, you have shown your IP... How could a server otherwise know where he should send the requested data to? Nothing to be scared of

OK, but then I don't know how to help you... Anyone else?

Yesterday I mainly worked on the update of the website and on DriverPack LAN (Surecom's site SUCKS bigtime > I was getting annoyed, so I started on the update of DP LAN) Now I've continued with DriverPack WLAN and so far 203 drivers are included (and I've only done the half of Surecom) I guess I will get somewhere between 215 and 225 drivers!

Scaleo is a product-line from Fujitsu-Siemens, right? And they use 7z archives? I'm interested Use the search function and search for "devcon" in the "Device Drivers" forum, you'll find all info you need. It's been discussed a couple of weeks ago.

Did you use DriverPack Sound? I guess not. Well why is this Realtek drivers installed? Very easy: each device has a unique DeviceID (well, it should be unique...), and as you know Realtek is a manufacturer that sells its chips to many other brands. This brand 'crystal' as you say, has simply used a chip of Realtek and kept the same DeviceID. That's why Realtek's drivers are getting installed. There are a couple of solutions: 1. download Realtek's newest driver, let Windows install this one (OemPnPDriversPath in your winnt.sif) and hope your soundcard will work properly. 2. install Crystal's driver by its setup 3. install Crystal's driver with the devcon utility. 4. remove the realtek driver out of drivers.cab and add Crystal's one (again with OemPnPDriversPath in your winnt.sif) I've ranked them by difficulty: the first one is the easiest.

Huh??? Not at all... http://www.btsunattended.net/forums/dload....tegory&cat_id=1 Here's an overview with all downloads, except the MassStorage package, which is still available for download at http://www.BTSunattended.net/EN/DriverPacks

Maybe a screenshot in which you show your folder structure? Just to be sure..

If I remember well, this is done with Sysprep. If you search the forums for it,you'll find tons of info. http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documen...bc_cai_vnve.asp

Thank you guys! You can see it's been a while... I only had very limited time so I focused on the Device Drivers forum only... Thanks again! Really didn't know these things...

hehehehe Welcome to my world!

It's impossible to use system variables in the registry or in inf/hive files. That's a common known fact. It's just if you don't know it The solution to fix this is in most cases to run a batch file that adds the specific settings to the registry, using these system variables in the command. The commandline interpreter will replace it by the 'real' value.

Erm? GOOGLE???? www.google.com www.wincustomize.com

Don't know about the third one I looked at the English version... I haven't used WPI yet so I don't know about the presence of these things. Indeed the fourth one is discussable. So leave it the way you made it! Didn't want to offend you!

This is odd... It's been a while since I configured this... Can anyone else come up with the right info?

You're right... And I've got an excuse as well: I'm working on the new DriverPacks...

I'm afraid you should ask questions like these at forums like datacentertalk... Although I really would like to give you answer, I must confess that I have absolutely no clue I guess the 'focus' of these forums lies somewhere else

Please use the search button.. And google is your friend! You can obtain the switches for wget by executing the command wget --? It's a bit different from the other commands, but it works very well!