Hi,

I'm trying to develop a single Windows POSready 2009 (POSready = 99% windows XP) image which can be used on a lot of different hardware platforms.

On one of these hardware platforms I'm running into a strange problem which causes a BSOD during boot.

In this concrete example, the situation is as follows:

- 2 directories containing both Intel integrated Graphics drivers:

C:\drivers\GFX_Intel.20080911
C:\drivers\GFX_Intel.20091113

These 2 directories have similar files, but are not interchangeable since one directory contains graphics drivers for a certain motherboard which the other once doesn't support, and vice versa.

- DevicePath key in the registry contains (amongst others):

C:\drivers\GFX_Intel.20080911;C:\drivers\GFX_Intel.20091113;C:\windows\inf

What's happening is that after running sysprep, windows seems to be copying the wrong file to it's C:\windows\system32 directory. Because the BSOD talks about igxpdv32.dll causing the problem, and when I go look for this file, it appears that windows is trying to use the same file from the wrong GFX_Intel.yyyymmdd directory.

Any bright ideas on how to solve this?

Thanks!

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