I was wondering if this is possible.

OemPnPDriversPath="E:\Drivers\000_chipset;Drivers\001_network;Drivers\002_monitor;Drivers\003_tv_out;Drivers\004_usb_chipset;Drivers\005_printer;Drivers\006_scanner;Drivers\007_audio;Drivers\008_vga;Drivers\009_wlan;Drivers\0010_modem"

Thanks in advance

Not a good idea in my opinion, especially if E: is your CD-ROM drive. Drive letters often change; when you boot from your CD-ROM the letter it's assigned may be something completely different. If E: is an existing partition on your hard drive and you are sure it's not going to change, I suppose it would work ok. It's better to use variables though.

It's a fixed hd. I want to put Nero and my drivers so I have space left on my CD.

I wanted to know this. This saves me a lot of time.

it may work, but as he said...drive letters reside within windows, nto the BIOS

woudl it be possible to say, for example:

Disk 0_ide 1\Drivers\xxx

or somethign like that that is OS independant?

I wish I knew. I could give it a try..