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Hi.

I integrated sound & video Drivers into windows XP with nlite, But When installing Windows to end No driver is not installed. I used Drivers in Driver Pack Solution for integrated.

Please Guide me to Solve this Problem

THANKS A LOT.

Edited by behdadsoft

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You mean this?

How did you manage to integrate, i.e. nLite integrates using INF files and NOT "programs"? Does it indeed include drivers for your MoBo?

edit - and it appears to use DP (Driver Packs) from here. Have you tried getting them from the OFFICIAL site (the link)?

Edited by submix8c
Posted (edited)
You mean this?

How did you manage to integrate, i.e. nLite integrates using INF files and NOT "programs"? Does it indeed include drivers for your MoBo?

Yes. I unzip drivert & use add multiply driver option into nlite for add INF files.

I See already http://driverpacks.net and download some driver for integrated to windows, but the problem is not resolved.

Edited by behdadsoft
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Do you actually see the drivers in the nLite window? I just downloaded a "small" DP for Monitors (to speed up) and thee is a FOLDER for each SET containing the INF files. You MUST point to the Folder containing the INF's and NOT the next-higher Folder.

example - for Monitors, there is a MAIN folder and several other folders UNDER it for each Vendor. If you attempt to point to the MAIN folder, nLite (probably) won't "see" them.

You didn't remove anything (e.g. Services) during nLite Build, did you?

Upload your LastSession.INI (see the big red note at the top of this page?)...

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Please attach your last session.ini so we have an idea what you really did in nLite. Also what cd exactly do you start with ?

Posted

Jeez. Why don't you just add the drivers designed for your system instead of all that junk?

What's your PC or mobo/sound/nic/etc make and model?

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Given the fact nLite is for personal use only, why don't you concentrate on the machines you have ?

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It does not matter I just want to add my system drivers or all drivers, The problem is that no driver is not recognized.

Actually it does matter we need to be comfortable you are not using it against the license to help you.

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Errr.... there's a topic her on MSFN that specifically states that you might have problems with direct integration of multiple drivers that use the same filenames. DriverPacks specifically separate them into sub-folders by intent. If you insist on "mass integration" you should add them individually, although there may be a limit on how many you can add.

...and YES, it matters as to "commercial" or not. A EULA is a EULA...

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