Bâshrat the Sneaky

Please take a look in this guide http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/drivers.htm You should copy drivers like this $OEM$ ----$1 -------Drivers ---------nForce ------------AudioDrv ------------Ethernet ------------... And add the right entries to your winnt.sif under OemPnPDriversPath P.S.: where are you from? You can set your country in your profile!

Updated 05 Mar 05 DriverPack MassStorage V5.03 Download!

No need to do that... The main reason of nVidia/ATI install methods is because ATI's CPL doesn't get installed properly, when using the common method (OemPnPdrivers)

Look for the right regtweak... Can't help you, haven't got nVidia Graphics...

Please wait till you get a reply in the topic of the guide itself. No need to open a new topic. Topic closed.

Are you talking about the nVidia Graphics drivers?

1. issue in VMWare 2. please use the updated version...

I'll mirror it for you.

That's what I use...

I totally agree!

Try this: start /wait "%systemdrive%\install\Nostromo\setup.exe /S /v/qn" EDIT: 900 posts!

Attention!!!! To everyone who's using method 2 (the new method) It seems there's a (minor) error, but due to that error your 7z archives won't be decompressed! It seems I was right: So just replace 7z.ex_ with 7za.ex_ and rename it to 7z.ex_ (else it won't be recognised) Will be fixed in next release! Note: this error was not my fault, remember it's Serialzs' method EDIT: Serialzs has fixed it!

Good work! I hope Serialzs will edit his guide soon.

Superb work, Stuntgp2000! Didn't know you've already released it I'll post my results!

MirandaIM

DevPath.exe = set device path in advance, here it is set to %systemdrive%\Driverz 7z.exe = the program to extract 7zip archives Drvz.exe = looks for 7zip/cab archives and extracts them, then installs all devices, looking in the extracted files [GuiUnattended] DetachedProgram="%SystemRoot%\system32\DRVZ.EXE" =see above Note: DevPath.exe, 7z.exe, and Drvz.exe were copied to %systemroot%\system32 thanks to this:

So did anyone actually TRY this method? Why am I asking this? Because I seriously doubt if it will work when using 7z.exe. I think you have to use 7za.exe... That was the reason why the extract.cmd didn't work in my DriverPack... 7za.exe => standalone !!!

OK, I'll add them in the next release Thanks for the compliments

I'd like to add this guide: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=25601 (serialzs) It's superb :

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I'm also very curious

Maybe.... I've uploaded the file... http://users.telenet.be/btsunattended/Downloads/setenv.exe

4 sure Yes indeed better than anything else (maybe except for some extreme compressing, used by companies...(consumes too much CPU power anyway))

I see you DID use the Search button! At l(e)ast someone... Well you can find all the info in this post: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=140181

I think you also need "idecoi.dll" Thank you for the PnpDeviceID's!!! I was searching for them! So what's exactly the problem after reboot? Doesn't it boot at all? Or BSOD? Also, did you notice RegRaid.bat in the Drivers folder? When you were installing on a 32bit system, (when) did you install it?