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Hes saying to use the .bi_ or extract it then add .bin, either file will get the job done

Dont use install_wim_tweak.exe

If you want the correct files (no more and no less) then go grab the DriverStore folder for later integration, after you install the driver normally or via device manager update...BTW Im still stuck with 25x whql drivers from MS Update Catalog, they integrate perfectly and install the control panel fine but a friend who can use up to the 26x desktop drivers tells me the driver no longer installs when integrated as well as when it used too when he still used the same 25x version (max screen resolution during install, aero on 1st boot, cpl working)

Yea I figured, /forceunsigned is only needed if dism gives error, this driver is signed so it will not error (even if its only signed by ATI) its was worth a try

Like this? http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/4801-addon-bashrat-drivers-background-displayer-v25/

I grab the driver/extracted files from DriverStore so I'm pretty sure they are extracted correctly...I dont think the decompressed files was my problem Also if the files are not correctly extracted then the driver would be seen as not digitally signed and would warn you (I think) Edit: I saw in the other post your driver is the 10.2 legacy...try using the /forceunsigned switch because its digitally signed but only by ATI (I think with /forceunsigned you have to specify the INF name) dism /image:<MountPath> /add-driver /driver:<Path>\<InfName>.inf /forceunsigned

nv_disp.inf seems to be missing a file (might be a coinstaller file, those are sometimes not listed in SourceDisksFiles section, only way to know is to post the nv_disp.inf) Failed to copy file 'W:\win7\drivers.pre\install\graphics_nvidia\output\nvdrsdb.bin' NVDD.inf also missing a bin file Failed to copy file 'W:\win7\drivers.pre\install\graphics_nvidia\output\nvdrsdb.bin' nvgd.inf same Failed to copy file 'W:\win7\drivers.pre\install\graphics_nvidia\output\nvdrsdb.bin' NVHDC.inf again a bin Failed to copy file 'W:\win7\drivers.pre\install\graphics_nvidia\output\nvdrsdb.bin' etc, etc...you get the idea Seems your driver backup prog is not grabbing all files Tip: to backup a driver for Windows Vista/7 just install the driver the way you normally do, go to %WinDir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository, sort order by date, copy the driver you want to back up, rename the folder and delete PNF...now you have your driver for integrating next time and no files should be missing

I am wondering, can the same be done with a VBS file?

Check and/or post for us <MountFolder>\Windows\inf\setupapi.offline.log for more detail

Thanks for the tip, will try (I usually just grab the driver from driverstore)

Yes, has happened with me too, they dont like to be integrated

Windows will usually pic the driver with the latest "date" not the "version" number of driverver= (other stuff also comes into play, like hardware id and digital signature)

Same here, also interested in the deets

Not only check in the dism log but look in %Mount%\Windows\inf for setupapi.offline.log in the mounted folder for the INF name and it should tell you the file(s) you are missing...why dont you upload the driver folders as you have it so we can check it

OMG thank you its working

No, still not working...but still its a good thing to add the quotes (just in case)

OK I found how to add it, only problem is it launches the remote desktop connection (mstsc.exe -v <computer-name>) and does not enter the name of the PC (%1 is no good) Here is the regtweak Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\NetServer\shell\remotedesktop] @="Connect with Remote Desktop Connection" "NeverDefault"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\NetServer\shell\remotedesktop\command] @="mstsc.exe -v %1"

Quit bitchin and go back to XP

Just point the sfx maker to the compiled .exe of the autoit script

No problem injecting, windows 7 stores each driver in its own custom subfolder in %WinDir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository It uses the INF name, architecture, language and it then generates a custom hash number...here are some example driverstore folders of iastor.inf v9 and v10 \iastor.inf_amd64_neutral_05602dde0a28e7f4 \iastor.inf_amd64_neutral_f610710b4d5b0c20

You can also use the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool but you need a iso file and you may need to install dotnet2 & imapi2 hotfix on XP http://store.microsoft.com/help/iso-tool BTW XP diskpart will not do the trick, you need Vista/7 to make a bootable usb

Yea, you may have to find a retail or oem xp disk and do a fresh install

Well, it was wroth a shot

Are you keeping setup.exe in \sources?

On Windows 7 if you go to the %WinDir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository folder and sort it by date you could back up pretty much every driver you need