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ATI and Nvidea driver

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Hello All,

I want to make my unattended CD of Win XP for multiple computer, but the problem is that one computer has a ATI 7500 all in wonder card and one has a Nvidia card.

I think i can make a Driver map called 001-ATI and 002-Nvidia and let the driver installation go from winNT.sif

but....

This way i can install the control panel for ATI.

When i do this from Runonce CMD it will also be installed on the computer with the Nvidia card.

so I would like to make something like this,

If exist a 'ATi card' (for example a filename some where) install Driver/WDM/Control pannel

if exist a 'Nvidia card' install these drivers.

This process may run from the runonce file.

Hope some one can help me here.

download bts's driverpacks, check the code for the control panels, there you'll find wich files are checked.

ATI

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-drivers are installed automatically (if necessary)

-control panel: conditional installation: (I packed the CONTENTS of the CPanel folder in a 7zip archive named CPanel.exe)

IF EXIST %SystemRoot%\system32\atioglxx.dll (
%path_to_%\CPanel.exe -y -o%SystemDrive%\Radeon_CPL
START /WAIT %SystemDrive%\Radeon_CPL\Setup.exe /K
RD /S /Q %SystemDrive%\Radeon_CPL
)

nVidia

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-both drivers AND control panel will be installed automatically (if necessary)

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