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Unattended Realtek AC'97 Audio driver failed from svcpack


radix

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I tried to install Realtek driver from T13 (it's an Installshield installer).

This is the log file:

ResponseResult]

ResultCode=-1

[install Progress]

Check OS Version .

Check Microsoft DirectX version .

Check Microsoft IE Version .

Initial String for install file name and setting .

Get easy setting for installshield .

Moving Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver file .

Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver install ( Running ) .

Start Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver file to temp folder.

Copy Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver file to temp folder.

Copy Realtek AC'97 Audio APO ( Vista ) file to temp folder.

Copy Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver file to temp folder completed .

Start copy Realtek AC'97 Audio application file .

Copy Realtek AC'97 Audio application file completed .

Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver install ( After ) .

Begin installing Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver for Windows2000/XP/2003/Vista/x64 .

--> SetupAPI result LAAW_PARAMETERS.nLaunchResult = -1

Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver uninstall ( Running ) .

Begin removing Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver for windows ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista/x64 .

Remove Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver completed .

The installer works fine if it use from Windows.

The other drivers packed with Installshield works fine from T13.

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Why would you want to add drivers via SVCPACK.INF? Most likely the drivers will always be installed this way, even if no compatible hardware is found. Why not simply add the drivers to your DRIVERS.CAB so that during the installation the setup can decide itself if installing the drivers is necessary for your hardware?

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  • 2 months later...
I use a driverpack with DP's Base for mine

Realtek AC'97 Audio Driver is not compatible with svcpack.

Now I installed all from WPI except for directx9.0c addon, kels uber addon, rvmupdatepack

and sptdinst 1.55.

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for this particular drivers, you need to install either KB835221 or KB888111 (both are for HD Audio Bus, and are needed for windows to detect your audio chip) depending on your motherboard implementation.

try intalling it manually and see if any of this updates are installed along with the driver (chances are high).

then grab the one that is being intalled by the setup and install it via winnt.sif in the GuiUnattended section like this:

[GuiUnattended]
DetachedProgram="%systemdrive%\Drivers\KB835221.EXE" -> this is for a limited number of motherboards.
Arguments="/Q /O /Z"

then, use the drivers in the OemPnPDriversPath section of winnt.sif.

if you are unsure how to do this, read the unattended guide for directions.

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