how do i uncab files(for drivers from cd^^)

i dont understand step 3

What guide?

expand -r filename.ex_

This will extract 'filename.ex_' to 'filename.ext'.

could you give more detail to that:S

the solved drivers from cd guide step 3

3. go to your I386 directory and uncab SETUP.EX_ like this:

expand SETUP.EX_ setupORG.exe

how would i 'uncab' that file if it was in this directory:

C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386

?

3. go to your I386 directory and uncab SETUP.EX_ like this:

expand SETUP.EX_ setupORG.exe

how would i 'uncab' that file if it was in this directory:

C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386

?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

open a command prompt in that directory and type the command

thats most of what i dont get

how do i open it in that directory???

when i open CMD it says

C:\Documments and Settings\User name>

how do i change that?

use the cd or chdir command. You can type cd /? at the prompt for

help. You can also type help for a list of commands and their use.

Is this the guide you're talking about?

http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/drivers/cd.htm

If it is then like the guide says each driver is different.

Some you can extract (but not all) by using winrar. sometimes you

can type setup.exe /? for a list of switches.

If all else fails search in the forums on the driver your trying to

extract. If you don't have winrar a search on google will find it for

you.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=12566

thats the guide im using, well trying to use

that cd/? stuff doesnt really help me:S

can anyone tell me how to change: 'C:\document and settings\user' to 'C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386'

Edited July 15, 200521 yr by hakeem5454

FFS, Use google and learn some basic DOS commands instead of expecting to be spoonfed by others for every small thing!!!!

Edited July 15, 200521 yr by big poppa pump

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=12566

thats the guide im using, well trying to use

that cd/? stuff doesnt really help me:S

can anyone tell me how to change: 'C:\document and settings\user' to 'C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386'

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I agree with big poppa pump

If you're not willing to try to learn basic DOS commands your going

to have a hard time using some of the guides here.

CD /? tells you exactly what you want to know. Just take the

time to read it.

Goodday for you

C:\document and settings\user>
type: 'cd /d "C:\UnattendedXp\XPCD\I386\"' (without ' ')

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