The Glimmerman

Thx madboy for your time. I will filter them out. Until I or somebody else can find an solution. btw Do you or anybody else know if there is an open source for the setupcopyoeminf.exe (pyron made it??)

What I meant was when using setupcopyoeminf ,and forget setdevicepath, windows sees and installs the drivers. But at first time login. The hardware wizard pops up and asks for a file thats in the directory where the driver is located. But windows cannot install it. even when I go the dir where the driver is located. When I click OK to install the file windows is searching for. I get an error windows cannot install/find the file. Insert driver disk ..... and for the path in the inputbox there is an extra "\" inserted Like this. \c:\winnt\drvs\C\N Is this an error in the driver inf or is this an error in your script. Even without this script and using your app I have the same problems. I'd like to think its in the inf file but I never had this problem until I use setupcopyoeminf. Does setupcopyoem inf work with XP?? Hope you or someone else can help figure this out. If you like I can insert my script. thx in advance

try bootoption=0 and result=1 or with your iss file setup.exe /s /f1"C:\MyFolder\My response file.iss" If the normal setup doesn't ask you to reboot, but just tells you that its going to reboot. then no luck for you I think. try to extract the files and do it manually

Hi all, I’ve a question. I use one driverpack compressed with 7zip. This pack will be extracted by my DetachedProgram . After extraction I use setdevicepath as a fail safe. Because I use setupcopyoeminf.exe. Why? First its handy when new hardware is detected the hardware wizard does not show up Second I found out that when not using this method and I disconnect any usb device and put it in another slot all my devices are installed again. For my mouse/keyboard/keypad/joystick etc etc Every time it took me about 5 minutes by clicking the hardware wizard (detection) away. With setupcopyoeminf.exe windows is installing them automatically. But my question is when I use setupcopyoeminf some hardware doesn’t install good, because it want s a file. This file is available in the directory. Does anybody why this is. When I use the search option where to find the file. Lets say C:\drvs\C\1. After clicking ok it puts a \ in front of the path. Like this \C:\drvs\C\1 and the driver cannot be installed automatically. Only when I choose don’t search, I choose the driver to install, and point directly to the directory the driver is installed. This is not good because it isn’t unattended anymore. Hope someone can tell me why this is and how to solve this. Greetz Glim

The code doesn't work. $DirSplit is empty. And the path has directories with inf files. It goes directly to the message "No drivers were integrated" I will check your app tommorow It's late here in amsterdam.

Thx MadBoy I will try your program and the code. But I use the oemcopy thing before driver detection in the setup In winnt.sif as "DetachedProgram" I thought your programm doesn't work unattendedly?

@ MadBoy I need your expertise. The script you provided is the script I was looking for. But I cannot get it to work. It doesn't do anything. The script you posted hangs on this line: $DirOutputOnce &= $DirData I removed the & and script works but doesn't do anything. I think I know where it hangs. Dirdata and or DirOutputOnce I hope you can help me. I need to use this method cause I have 2gb in drivers on my hdd and the SetupCopyOEMInf.exe method is hanging my system. Thx #NoTrayIcon #include <Constants.au3> Opt("ExpandEnvStrings", 1) Opt("WinWaitDelay", 0) Opt("WinTitleMatchMode",2) ;http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=70209&st=60 $path_to_drivers = "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\WINNT\Drvs\C" $DirOutputOnce = 0 $DirOutput = Run(@ComSpec & " /c DIR /A:D /S C:\WINNT\Drvs\C", '', @SW_HIDE, 2) While 1 $DirData = StdoutRead($DirOutput) If @error Then ExitLoop If $DirData Then $DirOutputOnce &= $DirData Else Sleep(10) EndIf WEnd MsgBox(0, "DirData", "" & $DirData) ; Remove spaces from output MsgBox(0, "DirOutputOnce", "" & $DirOutputOnce) $DirOutputOnce = StringStripWS($DirOutputOnce, 3) MsgBox(0, "DirOutputOnce Striped", "" & $DirOutputOnce) ; Split output into array $DirSplit = StringSplit($DirOutputOnce, @CRLF, 1) $NrCopiedInfs = 0 For $i = 1 To $DirSplit[0] If StringInStr($DirSplit[$i], $path_to_drivers) Then $registrystring = StringSplit($DirSplit[$i], ": ", 1) If $registrystring[0] = 2 Then; Testing amount of elements in array, if more then 2 Exits If StringInStr($registrystring[2], $path_to_drivers) Then; Making sure that Drivers path exists in string $drivers_directory = $registrystring[2] MsgBox(4096, "", "" & $drivers_directory) $search_ini = FileFindFirstFile($drivers_directory & "\*.inf") If $search_ini = -1 Then Else $dll_exe = DllOpen("setupapi.dll") While 1 $search_file = FileFindNextFile($search_ini) $full_path_to_inf = $drivers_directory & "\" & $search_file If @error Then ExitLoop $dll_result = DllCall($dll_exe, "int", "SetupCopyOEMInf", "str", $full_path_to_inf, "str", "", "int", 1, "int", 8, "str", "", "int", 0, "int", 0, "str", "") $NrCopiedInfs = $NrCopiedInfs + 1 ; If $logging_option = "Advanced" Then ; If @error = 0 Then ; _AddLineBox("Inf integration passed: " & $drivers_directory & "\" & $search_file) ; $NrCopiedInfs = $NrCopiedInfs + 1 ; ElseIf @error = 1 Then ; _AddLineBox("Inf integration failed: " & $drivers_directory & "\" & $search_file) ; ElseIf @error = 2 Or @error = 3 Then ; _AddLineBox("Unknown return type or Function not found in DLL. Tell author about it!") ; EndIf ; EndIf WEnd DllClose($dll_exe) EndIf FileClose($search_ini) EndIf EndIf EndIf Next If $NrCopiedInfs = 1 Then MsgBox(4096, "", "SetupCopyOemInf method completed. " & $NrCopiedInfs & " driver was integrated.",5) If $NrCopiedInfs = 0 Then MsgBox(4096, "", "SetupCopyOemInf method completed. No drivers were integrated.",5) If $NrCopiedInfs <> 0 And $NrCopiedInfs <> 1 Then MsgBox(4096, "", "SetupCopyOemInf method completed. " & $NrCopiedInfs & " drivers were integrated.",5)

Nevermind I figured it out. nothing special The only thing I did wrong was using the legacy drivers

Is there nobody who can tell me how to do this manually.

Hi all, I have a question. I had a working UA dvd. I now have 2x 36GB Raptors in raid0 on my nforce4 controller. When I use my dvd it cannot install my nvraid controller. All is working ok, but the hardware wizard keeps popping up. After reading a lot of pages, I saw something with nLite and the latest nvidia drivers (6.86) I nlited my dvd and It's working know. congratz for nuhi What i want to ask is how the driver intergration works. NLDRV dir is added in I386 nvatabus.sys en nvriad.sys in root of I386 txtsetup.sif files points to dir dosnet.inf points to added dir en copies nvatabus.sys en nvriad.sys to system32\drivers. But how does windows know where to look for the drivers in the installing drivers stage They are not added like the oemcopyinf, devicepath isn't updated to the added NLDRV. So I hope someone can explain me how this works. Because I'm currious why I cannot do it manualy. I failed. Thanks again. I've got a working dvd now. Glim

I'm going to try this DPInst. For people who want to try this out also. I think I found the link

Run(@ComSpec & " /C " & "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\UTILS\xxx.msi /qn", "", @SW_HIDE) ; ******************************************************* ; Example 1 - Create a browser window and navigate to a website ; ******************************************************* ; #include <IE.au3> $oIE = _IECreate ("www.autoitscript.com") ; ******************************************************* ; Example 2 - Create new browser windows pointing to each of 3 different URLs ; if one does not already exist ($f_tryAttach = 1) ; do not wait for the page loads to complete ($f_wait = 0) ; ******************************************************* ; #include <IE.au3> _IECreate ("www.autoitscript.com", 1, 1, 0) _IECreate ("my.yahoo.com", 1, 1, 0) _IECreate ("www.google.com", 1, 1, 0) ; ******************************************************* ; Example 3 - Attempt to attach to an existing browser displaying a particular website URL ; Create a new browser and navigate to that site if one does not already exist ; ******************************************************* ; #include <IE.au3> $oIE = _IECreate ("www.autoitscript.com", 1) ; Check @extended return value to see if attach was successful If @extended Then MsgBox(0, "", "Attached to Existing Browser") Else MsgBox(0, "", "Created New Browser") EndIf ; ******************************************************* ; Example 4 - Create an empty browser window and populate it with custom HTML ; ******************************************************* ; #include <IE.au3> $oIE = _IECreate () $sHTML = "<h1>Hello World!</h1>" _IEBodyWriteHTML ($oIE, $sHTML) ; ******************************************************* ; Example 5 - Create an invisible browser window, navigate to a website, ; retrieve some information and Quit ; ******************************************************* ; #include <IE.au3> $oIE = _IECreate ("http://sourceforge.net", 0, 0) ; Display the innerText on an element on the page with a name of "sfmarquee" $oMarquee = _IEGetObjByName ($oIE, "sfmarquee") MsgBox(0, "SourceForge Information", $oMarquee.innerText) _IEQuit ($oIE)

Use the run command and the use this. ProcessWait("NOD32.exe")

Maybe a stupid question. But when you use this code it also works. devcon update Your.INF *PNP09FF Or is it just luck for me.

nLite VMware: VMware is a company that provides virtualization software for x86-compatible computers. VMWare Inc. is a subsidiary of EMC Corporation and has its headquarters in Palo Alto, California. The term "VMWare" is often used in reference to specific VMWare Inc. products such as VMWare Workstation, VMWare Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, VMWare Player and VMWare Server. VM, which stands for "Virtual Machine" (not to be confused with the broader term virtual machine), is a widely-installed operating system for IBM-compatible computers and servers that can host other operating systems in such a way that each operating system behaves as if it were installed on a self-contained computer with its own set of programs and hardware resources.

I find this a 'good' question I say yes

@CF I don't know what you did. But you did GOOD. It works fine now. Tested on vmware and in real. Test => PASSED Great job CF

New version Same error. drWatson The application, C:\Scripts\CreateUser.exe, generated an application error The error occurred on 07/23/2006 @ 04:26:03.546 The exception generated was c0000005 at address 7C80A260 (kernel32!WideCharToMultiByte) OS : XP SP2 AV: SAV CE Even with SAV disabled same error. Root of C: same error %USERPROFILE%\Desktop same error Hope you can work this out. And if you need more info let me know.

Good app. CF But when I try to run it. I get an application error. Memory reference bla bla bla. Is it your app, or my pc

It alters the checksum modifyPE.exe modifyPE.exe

You did good. But after altering the dll's and before makcab you should run modifype modifype shell32.dll -c oh you already did that. My mistake. Maybe you should skip ntoskrnl.exe and test it again. You did it ok. I do it the same way.

I'm sorry to dissapoint u nepali. But I exescript is working the same as QBFC. It makes an exe out of a bat. But when executed i makes an temporary bat file with your code in it. In the localsettings temp folder. I agree exescript runs in T-12 but the pros of QBFC, custom icon atachment of files etc etc. I prefer QBFC The best app there is. Hearsay. Is ASE (admin script editor). But no single crack around the net. I'm saving some money the buy that app.

Just change the runscript.txt that they give you.

I agree. It's frustating. Maybe there is a solution in the near future.

FYI Version 6.86 is out for the nForce4 AMD