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unattended XP CD

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I have been trying really hard to understand how to create an Unattended XP CD and integrating the drivers, but cant seem to get it. I am using the turtorial at http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/drivers.htm When it says ""Extract your driver package to any folder, and examine the contents of it. Sometimes you will find several sub-folders containing the INF files in which case you need to make seperate direct paths to them in OemPnPDriversPath. This is because Windows XP Setup will not scan any sub-folders for any INF files"" this is the part i get confused on. Because i downloaded my drivers for my computer at http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/...0&os=WW1&osl=EN and dont understand what to do next. It has a .exe setup and not a .INF so what do I do?

I downloaded your dell audio driver as an example on how to do the auto install of your drivers using the winnt.sif method in conjunction with $OEM$\$1\Drivers

follow this link :hello:

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Awesome, thanx a bunch. Im off to try that now!

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Kool, it worked. I have a quick question about the chipset driver though. I found 2 .INF files as shown here untitled357.jpg

and was wondering if these are the drivers shown in this picture here

untitled358.jpg

dude please turn on your file extension.

first order of business when u hv xp is to turn or show your extensions.

when installing drivers you will always need one file with a extension of INF

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