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Radeon 7000

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hello everybody...

I've just made my first unattended windows cd, and now, I like to include some drivers in a new version of my unattended windows cd....

I follow all indications about softwares, drivers, installshield, etc....

but radeon's driver are made with installshield...

so I don't know if I must include drivers' radeon folder in $1\drivers\00x_radeon or in $1\install\radeon which containing folder Drivers and folder Software

and if I choose to put in folder Install, can I delete not XP drivers ?

thanks to help me


the real driver is everthing in .\2KXP_INF directory. the rest is just installshield stuff.

so copy the contents of .\2KXP_INF into your unattended driver directory and make sure every file is digitally signed. otherwise windows wont use the graphics driver even if you use DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore.

if you use the InstallShield app, the control panel and other ATI software will be installed such as SmartGART and the like.....

i personally use both methods.....

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thanks for answer so fast !!! :):rolleyes:

so, i can copy .\2KXP_INF directory for the driver, and install software after, in getting it in my install folder ??

thanks again

(so sorry if I make some errors in my english....)

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