Bâshrat the Sneaky

Glad it worked Questions and problem solved, topic closed.

Could you please check your BIOS to verify that your hard disk is connected either of the controllers? And please also check which version of DriverPack MassStorage you're using. You can simply derive that from the filename, no hard work

Follow 5eraph's directions. More information can be found in this sticky. Questions answered, topic closed.

Please attach your txtsetup.sif file.

5eraph is correct. For now the focus lays on continuous improving the currently existing 'official' DriverPacks and the development of a largely automated C++ version. Once that version is finished (i.e. its basic version along with extensive back-end), you can expect alot of new drivers. EDIT: Question/request answered, topic closed.

Back. This topic is now unpinned and closed.

Hehe French isn't a problem Now I'm packing for that vacation. See you guys Friday, prolly Saturday.

These restrictions are also available in Windows XP, but can only be set through the command line.

Well... There's a contradiction in your setup, which you already stated yourself: AutoLogon = Yes AdminPassword = AutoLogon logs on the admin user, but you should have a password, else it won't log on. Also, it's strongly recommended to set an admin password. Use 'admin' as password if you have to. But set SOMETHING!

DriverPacks FAQ, item #3. CONCLUSION: yes, it's OK to do what you asked. Question answered, topic closed.

Posted in the wrong forum. Or were these drivers installed using the DriverPacks? Topic moved to Device Drivers.

Thanks guys

Is the problem solved now?

Thanks for the explanation

1. Is already explained. 2. For now, it's impossible for me to solve this, since I do not yet know the cause. 3. I'll add support for the PCI WLAN Netgear WG311v2 card. 4. What do you mean? The icon in the taskbar? 5. I'll investigate this further.

DriverPack Chipset solely includes chipset drivers, so onboard ethernet/sound/mass storage/whatever drivers are NOT included in DriverPack Chipset. If you don't have a WLAN device, you won't need DriverPack WLAN. CONCLUSION: you should use all DriverPacks except for DriverPack WLAN. EDIT: note that your printer may not be installed (there's no DriverPack Printer YET). And your signature is in violation with the forum rules: the maximum number of lines allowed in a signature is 4. Please change that.

Is it a laptop? If not, what monitor is it?

Support for Sysprep will be added in the C++ version of the DriverPacks BASE. I have yet to figure out the correct and complete way of slipstreaming the DriverPacks into them. I don't have access to a similar setup for now. Maybe the search function can help you?

You connected your hard disks to the SiI3132 controller, right? Since that controller isn't yet installed, according to your post. The nForce 4 mass storage controller is installed just fine. Are you using V5.10 of DriverPack MassStorage? Because only since that version, the SiI3132 controller is supported!

I need more information.

@nwarren: I'll see how the C++ version develops: if it will be available soon, I won't. But that means I probably will. PROBABLY, I say...

Are you still having problems with this?

Tell me what controller it is. How could I else help you? Check my sig for a tool. EDIT: No answer after more than a month. If you ever want to solve this problem, please create a new topic. Topic closed.

Guess why it's always full . To prevent you bloody spammers from... SPAM replied. Topic closed.

snag, it's possible that I'll contact you for more information about slipstreaming drivers into OPK installations. You seem to be quite knowledgeable in that area...