Bâshrat the Sneaky

Why don't you just SLIPSTREAM the mass storage drivers? That would have saved you ALOT of time by now!

Is your problem solved now, PowerHouse?

You've got it through mail earlier today. To keep track of things: topic closed.

They were already included... Request was already implemented, topic closed.

Request implemented, topic closed.

Eh I thought I had done all of them... ****! Working on it...

1. You don't need both drivers listed there. 2. They're not both SoundMAX drivers. 3. It should be G\7 and G\8. 4. They're both added in DriverPack Sound B, which has yet to be released... Request implemented, topic closed.

DriverPack Sound B, obviously.

Please post your HWIDs. Check my sig for a tool.

EXACTLY my thoughts

Well, I use your latest driver packs base and it seems to doesn't work. I have to reinstall the kb888111 to have sound working. Should i try to install it manually via RunOnceExe, but your driver packs slipstream that hotfix so i dunno why i should install it again ... Kal Are you VERY sure? I've been told it's working...! Please attach the file I386\txtsetup.sif, so I can check it. Posts moved to DriverPacks General Discussion.

I was thinking of doing it this way instead of the .inf way, but where to put this line?? First get your driver installed, then execute this line from GUIRunOnce or RunOnceEx. Maybe you could also just run it without installing the driver (i.e. it will automatically install the driver), but I cannot confirm that since I do not own a Sound Blaster Audigy card...

M3 won't make any difference... I've got to admit... You really have the TOUGHEST hardware of everyone using my DriverPacks...

Thank you I hope you received my e-mail?

Hehe... From the KB888111 article: 27-Oct-2004 15:21 5.10.1.5012 138,240 Hdaudbus.sys I have version 5.10.1.5013 I think I'm still up-to-date then [offtopic] Thanks, Ryanvm! [/offtopic]

Fixed

FINALLY I've found the error, it took me more than half an hour! It seems ipgnd51.sys (and its .inf file) had the 'system' attribute, which prevented it from being deleted. However, the file did get CABbed, so no problems could arise, only 30KB of space was wasted I'll fix this in DriverPack LAN V5.11!

I'll check the nForce ethernet drivers AGAIN About those Data errors: that's the corrupted version of DriverPack Graphics B V5.11, I uploaded it again and the data corruption errors went away. Just download it again P.S.: I told you you didn't have to start all over again...

Ehm... aren't remote controls software-related instead of driver-related? Well, I'll check it... EDIT: I don't think so: it has to be software, as I thought. This is the only XFi-related line in the driver: XFi.DeviceDesc="Creative X-Fi Audio Processor (WDM)".

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Didn't get to post a confirmation yesterday. The upload did finish yesterday night. 2 minutes ago I downloaded it and extracted it: no more errors. Problem solved!

@richardkohlsjr: could you check if the file I386\aliide.sy_ exists? @Ghostrider: well... I didn't change anything related to that....

You get that error during compression or extraction?

BTS DriverPacks BASE V5.11.2 Changelog: V5.11.2 (06 Nov 05) -Fixed: [DPB]: BTS_DPs_finish.cmd: updates were incomplete. Download Known issues -none

Downloading it myself right now. It seems the size of the file is already INcorrect: 47.1MB instead of 46.03MB... EDIT: You guys are right! Uploading it AGAIN now... Might take a while at 20kbps upload...