ricktendo Posted December 29, 2010 Share Posted December 29, 2010 I have never had a problem with aero on 1st boot with integrated drivers, even with my Geforce Go 7300 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
biatche Posted December 30, 2010 Author Share Posted December 30, 2010 Not the same for cards made after win7 was released. example nvidia GT2xx. generic drivers are used. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
myselfidem Posted May 24, 2012 Share Posted May 24, 2012 (edited) I know it's an old thread!However, I was fighting with an old "ATI graphic card X300 series" and I use this method to resolve the silent installation on Windows 7 OS:- 1 - First: integrate drivers "ATI Catalyst Display Driver 9.3" inside install.wim image mounted"C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe" /Image:"C:\work" /Add-Driver /driver:"C:\Drivers" /ForceUnsigned /recursehttp://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Legacy/Pages/radeonaiw_vista32.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.13〈=EnglishAny customers using a combination of a ATI Radeon™ HD 2000 Series, ATI Radeon™ HD 3000 Series, or ATI Radeon™ HD 4000 Series product with any of the legacy products listed above in a single PC system must use the ATI Catalyst 9.3 or earlier driver. All future ATI Catalyst™ releases made available past the ATI Catalyst™ 9.3 release will not include support for the legacy products listed above or any of the features associated with those legacy products.2 - Installed "9-11_legacy_vista32-64_dd_ccc.exe" om my computer3 - Created an SFX file using (to install silently ATI 9-11):config.txt;!@Install@!UTF-8! GUIMode="2" RunProgram="hidcon:cmd /c xcopy \"%%T\\*.*\" %SYSTEMDRIVE%\\ATI\\Support\\9-11_legacy_vista32-64_dd_ccc\\ /s /e /i /y"RunProgram="hidcon:cmd /c Path.cmd"RunProgram="%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\ATI\\Support\\9-11_legacy_vista32-64_dd_ccc\\Setup.exe -INSTALL";!@InstallEnd@!4 - Create a batch filePath.cmd@echo offcmd /c mkdir "%SystemDrive%\Program Files\ATI Technologies"exit5 - Using all the files inside: C:\ATI\Support\9-11_legacy_vista32-64_dd_ccc\ and create an 7z archive6 - Create an ATI-9-11.exe fileSilent installation for ATI 9-11 doesn't work on Oracle VirtualBox, but works really fine on my Computer!Remember: Old timers have a saying:" The newest driver is NOT always the best."Driverpacks TutorialI hope that can help! Regards Edited May 24, 2012 by myselfidem Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tripredacus Posted May 24, 2012 Share Posted May 24, 2012 Remember: Old timers have a saying:" The newest driver is NOT always the best."Yes, I guess I am an old timer now. After I installed Diablo III, it says "oh hey there is a new driver available for your video card" and I say "NO!" I did a (well peimg) integration of a Radeon driver on a Vista image by installing the software on a system, and then use the old Driver Magician to get the driver file to inject into the wim. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
myselfidem Posted May 24, 2012 Share Posted May 24, 2012 Yes, I guess I am an old timer now. After I installed Diablo III, it says "oh hey there is a new driver available for your video card" and I say "NO!" I did a (well peimg) integration of a Radeon driver on a Vista image by installing the software on a system, and then use the old Driver Magician to get the driver file to inject into the wim. Oh, yes! Well done.Regards Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
myselfidem Posted May 28, 2012 Share Posted May 28, 2012 (edited) I made a new test and this config.txt works fine also. Adapt the ATI version to your needs!Note: We need to create the folder: "C:\Program Files\ATI Technologies", if we want an successful silent installation:config.txt (for ATI Radeon X300 series 9-11);!@Install@!UTF-8! ;// Full silent no GUIGUIMode="2" ;// Set environmentsSetEnvironment="Var1=C:\\ATI\\Support\\9-11_legacy_vista32-64_dd_ccc\\" SetEnvironment="Var2=\"%ProgramFiles%\\ATI Technologies\""RunProgram="hidcon:cmd /c xcopy \"%%T\" \"%Var1%\" /s /e /i /y"RunProgram="hidcon:cmd /c \"%Var1%\\Setup.exe\" -INSTALL";!@InstallEnd@!Cheers*Edit: We can see all switches after extraction, using: (example)C:\ATI\Support\9-11_legacy_vista32-64_dd_ccc\Setup.exe /? (or /help)Silent switches-INSTALL[-Use /package path] - This will install packages in silent mode. -Use /package path is optional. E.g. 1)-INSTALL:will install the whole packages in silent mode. 2)-INSTALL -Use c:\packages\Drivers\:will install the defined packages in silent mode-UNINSTALL- This will uninstall all packages in silent mode./FORCE_FIRST_RUN- forces the first run wizard each time(good if you're debugging or showing a demo of the initialization wizard and need it to appear on every run)./FORCE_HIDE_FIRST_RUN- forces the first run wizard to hide even if it is the first run./INSTALL- run in install mode (this is what a CD autorun could use to run Monet)/UPDATE- run in uninstall mode (this is what a toolbar or tooltray could use to launch Monet UI)/UNINSTALL- run in uninstall mode (this is what a toolbar or tooltray could use to launch Monet UI)/PACKAGE_SELECTION_LISTBOX- a listbox is shown for package selection, instead of toggling throughicons (this is more useful in debugging because in the past I have sometimes encountered multiple installed versions of the same package)./VERBOSE_TRACE- This is absolutely necessary to always be in command line if you want tohave "/TRACE_RM" and "/FORCE_CORECOM_TRACE". The intention of this option was that we should always trace a minimum on an end system due to performance issues.... if you're at all interested in tracing UI or UI<-->Core commmunication, then make sure this is always in the command line/FORCE_CORECOM_TRACE:<path> - Traces all communication between core and UI use this with a target file e.g. with <path> equal to "C:\my_directory\core_ui_log.txt"/TRACE_RM- Trace all messages relevent to risk mitigation./DISPLAY_FULL_VERSION- Display the full version and timestamp/PASS_TO_CORE- Will pass any command line in quotes into the core for processing. Example usage /PASS_TO_CORE:"-a -b -c -d -e -f -g" will pass the command line:"-a -b -c -d -e -f -g" to the core. (Note: if you need to pass " character, then use a ' and it willbe converted to " before being passed to the core./UNATTENDED_INSTALL<:><files/path><;><file/path> - This puts InstallManagerApp into unattended install mode by using the comma-separated list of files/paths. E.g. 1)/UNATTENDED_INSTALL:"c:\direc1;c:\direc2\filea.msi;c:\direc3" 2)/UNATTENDED_INSTALL:"c:\drivers" 3)/UNATTENDED_INSTALL:"c:\drivers\graphics_driver.msi"/UNATTENDED_UNINSTALL- This will uninstall all packages in unattended mode./AUTOACCEPT_ALL- This will autoaccept all legal agreements (for internal use only). If you don't use this command line, you'll have to stick around, read and accept/deny EULA's. This option won't be published./ON_REBOOT_MESSAGE:<value> - This takes the answer in advance from the user asto whether s/he needs to reboot once complete. Valid <values> are "YES" or "NO"./FORCE_REBOOT- On completion of an install/update/uninstall, force a reboot request to OS.Note that the reboot request will only be issued after the application is closed./FORCE_CLOSE_WHEN_DONE- This will automatically close the last wizard page on completion./OEM:<value>- Change the OEM look and feel. Valid <values> must have an entry in the OEM folder the the same folder name/NO_CUSTOM_UI:<value>- Ignore UI color setting changes from configuration files./HELP- Display this message and exit.Cheers Edited May 28, 2012 by myselfidem Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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