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Integrating Intel Chipset 8.3 .... which .INF do I use ?

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Hi all

Dumb question I know .....

My motherboard is a Gigabyte P35C DS3R - it uses the Intel 965 Express Chipset.

When I do a VLite, I can never decide which Intel Chipset Driver .INF to integrate.

The ones available that I think are potentially relevant in the Vista Directory [once I've unzipped the chipst driver] are:-

965m

965g

g33q35

There doesnt apear to be a "plain" 965 .INF or a " 965 Express .INf " ?

Can someone please advise which is the right / best one to integrate ?

Thanks,

Ben

Edited by benifin


the easiest way is to integrate the whole vista folder into vLite.

Install drivers on current system by use of setup. Afterwards open explorer for "Windows\inf" and check the most recent oem*.inf files. Those files can be opened in notepad and in the head it will show the original name. Copy that file from the appropriate Vista (x64/x86) folder along with the cat-file.

  • 11 months later...

I'm responding to this "old" topic because I'm encountering the same problem as the first poster. And, by reading the answers he received at this time, I can see that everybody has his own method to integrate intel drivers which is not to ease my research.

Anyway, the directory for the intel driver is like that :

362eb46c6b6d9f72d7aed6f750234.png

In vlite, we have the choice to integrate a driver only or a directory of multiple drivers. Which one should I choose to get the drivers installed properly?

Thank you for your help.

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