hpotter

Hi All, For a while i am following the guide to slipstream the updates from Microsoft into Windows XP Pro , for the dutch version we have currently 49 updates , which will perfectly work fine now. Also i am trying to include the driverpacks as followed in the guide , i downloaded all the 7zip files and have read about the portcls.sys problem , for me the problem lied within the realtek sound drivers , so this problem also was fixed when i removed these drivers , untill now so far, so good. This is my problem currently : I am working on a XP disc for Dell Optiplex machines , 4 different types ( GX260/GX270/GX280/GX520 ) , i found that the normal install would not install the sound and video driver , so i decided to get all the drivers from Dell and build my own driverpack wich i included in the whole process . My driverpack looks like this : I named a folder Driverpack_custom_v1 and maked 2 subfolders : A and G ( audio and Graphics ) A 1 ( audio drivers from GX260) 2 ( audio drivers from GX270) 3 ( audio drivers from GX280) 4 ( audio drivers from GX520) 5 ( audio drivers from GX620) G 1 ( video drivers from GX260) 2 ( video drivers from GX270) 3 ( video drivers from GX280) 4 ( video drivers from GX520) 5 ( video drivers from GX620) This looks like the folder i have right now. Then i used 7zip to compress this folder and slipstreamed all the drivers with option 2. The problem is that the drivers , fromwich i know 100% they are working fine when manually install them , will not be install during Windows setup. What did i do wrong ? Somewhere i also have read that these kind of folders/7zip files should be in the $OEM$\$1$ folder in order to be copied to the harddrive before the setup GUI starts , but this method used the OEM folder ( without the $ ) ..somehow stil have copied some files though. Any help very much appreciated , Robert