Is it possible to use Bashrat drivers Post-Install?

[Decker87]

Hi. I'm wondering if it's possible to use bashrat's driver packs after windows has been installed. I essentially want something that will disconnect all unrecognized devices and reconnect and search for the drivers.

[oneless]

yes .

extract any of them [1 package or more , or all...] somewhere

and point to this somewhere folder with Siginet's tool : Path Changer

[MadBoy]

Hi. I'm wondering if it's possible to use bashrat's driver packs after windows has been installed. I essentially want something that will disconnect all unrecognized devices and reconnect and search for the drivers.

You can also check my program. It was built for that It's in my signature.

[Wesmosis]

yeah plz I need this answer too

coz I face alot of PCs with already instralled windows and have missing some Sounds or LAN drives and I don't want to format the windows, just I want to use the cool Bashrat Drivers Packs POST-INSTALL

[MadBoy]

yeah plz I need this answer too

coz I face alot of PCs with already instralled windows and have missing some Sounds or LAN drives and I don't want to format the windows, just I want to use the cool Bashrat Drivers Packs POST-INSTALL

http://www.msfn.org/board/Drivers_CD_Any_P...4_G_t70209.html --> as i said. Look at my signature

[Wesmosis]

I know but it's kinda difficult

I'll do what I can do with it

TIA

[MadBoy]

I know but it's kinda difficult

I'll do what I can do with it

TIA

It's not difficult Just focus on those settings only and leave rest as in example on first page.

<drivers_drive>RELATIVE</drivers_drive>

<drivers_directory>\PenDrive\Drivers</drivers_directory>

<drivers_packed>Yes</drivers_packed>

<drivers_copy>No</drivers_copy>

<drivers_copy_path>C:\DriversTest</drivers_copy_path>

<drivers_copy_delete>No</drivers_copy_delete>

Read information what those do and play with them. If you don't use packed drivers set drivers_packed to No and then you can ignore 3 next topsions and just focus on

<drivers_drive>RELATIVE</drivers_drive>

<drivers_directory>\PenDrive\Drivers</drivers_directory>

RELATIVE means that if it finds my program on drive E (which is pendrive, cd, whatever) it will take "E:" and look for drivers on

E:\Pendrive\Drivers . Best would be if you unpack bashrat drivers straight on root dir. So then you would have like

<drivers_drive>RELATIVE</drivers_drive>

<drivers_directory>\D</drivers_directory>

And that would be enough for it to work i guess LAter on you can play with other options.

[Wesmosis]

ok thanx, now I have the latest BDPs I'll try with your proggy and feed you back

I'm having ASUS F3F, the driver CDs only for Vista, looking for its sounds drivers

that's my issue ATM