Bâshrat the Sneaky

You have been messing with your Windows directory or the CMD.exe-related files. Without a doubt. I'd recommend to remove less nex time and create your new UWXPDVD from another system.

@RogueSpear: well, if the CORRECT SoundMAX drivers are present, there are no conflicts with the RealTek drivers! You have to admit the new reports of portcls.sys errors are very limited and are (almost) always due to new motherboards that incorporate new HWIDs not yet supported by the currently included SoundMAX drivers.

I uploaded DriverPack MassStorage to an other server, to take some load off the main server. Somehow, a typo got in the filename. My apologies. In the future, everything will be automatically, dynamically loadbalanced and this problem won't exist anymore!

That's correct. Why Intel makes this the new official driver for some devices more than a week later than it did for some others, is also unclear to me.

Is it working now? EDIT: due to inactivity, this topic has been closed.

Request implemented, topic closed.

An incorrectly applied 'Faux Columns'? (Didn't look at the code, is my first thought.)

ONE word: impossible P.S.: first slipstream XPize, then the DriverPacks. Everything should work alright.

Request implemented, topic closed.

A fix is in development and will come together with the release of the C++ version of the DriverPacks BASE. For now, this driver will be removed from the textmode part of setup. The driver will get installed after textmode setup, thus no performance loss will occur! Problem solved, topic closed.

What method are you guys using?

Those are already included.

hmmm.... That means something must be wrong with BTS_DPs_finish.cmd? You didn't see a CMD window complaining about something? EDIT: checked it again... everything seems to be correct. Does anyone else have the same problem? muiz, are there any similarities between the systems on which the DriverPacks do and don't work?

Did you use the latest DriverPacks? And especially the latest DriverPacks BASE.

@Ruudboek: you were not quite correct in your analysis: You quoted %ATI%=ATI_HDC,NTx86.5.1, as if it were the line that identifies the installation section for the Windows 2000 driver installation. That is not correct, this is the section that calls the Windows 2000 driver installation: [ATI_HDC] %PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4349.DeviceDesc% = atiide_Inst2k, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4349 Note the '[ATI_HDC]'. This is the one that calls the Windows XP driver installation: [ATI_HDC.NTx86.5.1] %PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4349.DeviceDesc% = atiide_Instxp, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4349 Note the '[ATI_HDC.NTx86.5.1]'. I think you understand the difference now. No, the thing that matters is this: LoadOrderGroup = System Bus Extender, which can be found in both atiide.inf and Atihdc.inf. I did not notice this when I added these drivers the first time. I should have. This means I'll have to integrate these drivers as if they were equal to pciide.sys/aliide.sys, etc. A fix is being constructed...

Check your dosnet.inf and txtsetup.sif. Double check your I386 folder if the file exists.

muiz, it's not a miracle that the installation worked fine without the driver... Take nForce 2 PATA as an example: it does work without the driver, but there is a large difference in performance (or there should be...) WITH the correct driver installed (that's your answer, ruudboek )

Great! Then don't forgot to add your devices to the list.

Correct. Will add this to the FAQ later.

Did you change your RAID setup? Or is it operating in AHCI mode? EDIT: split the topic.

Updated the topic title, sent you a PM.

Then I'd suggest you use method 2 from section #2 in the sticky.

XP Without driverpacks .... no problem With driver pack ....BSOD That wasn't the question...

The menu is licensed and was not cheap. I used to use it on the rest of my site, too. Otherwise it'd not be worth the 'investment'. Obviously polopolo wants to translate the guide again because the current translation is outdated. I have 3 suggestions for you, polopolo: 1. Post your guide in the uAwiki. You won't have to pay anything: nor licensing for the menu, nor hosting. 2. Send me the updated files, so I can update the tutorial at my site. Credits will of course go to you. You won't have to pay anything: nor licensing for the menu, nor hosting. 3. Create your own lay-out, buy licensing for the menu or not, buy hosting, translate the tutorial.

Tell me on which system this is. Is it an A-brand pc? Tell me its productname. Is it a self-built system? Tell me what motherboard it has. EDIT: doh, topic description... I'll see what I can do.