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gratz

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i am trying to do a silent install of geforce nvidea grahics card drivers it is packaged as a installshield product

but i am unsure what i have to do?

I have used the runonceex method for a few application installs but keep getting into a jumble!

the actual application for installing the drivers is called lets say "bobs installation"

this as i can see it unzips all the files needed for the program to be installed including a setup.exe file.

should i point to bobs installation or the setup.exe file created after files have been unzipped to silent install?

also would i be right in putting all the unzipped files into the oems folder say oem/install/nvidia/whichever program! and then pointint to the created folder/files or will the install package do this for me?

this is what i have in runonce at the moment but it just dont work!!

REG ADD %KEY%\041 /VE /D "Nvidea GeForce 5300 Graphics drivers Installation" /f

REG ADD %KEY%\041 /V 1 /D "C:\Install\Nvidia\setup.exe" /f

any help might make my hair regrow!!

thanks in advance

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I use WINNT.SIF to setup/install any driver.

Extracts from winnt.sif:

[unattended]UnattendMode=FullUnattended

UnattendSwitch=Yes

OemSkipEula=Yes

OemPreinstall=Yes

UnattendSwitch=Yes

OemPnPDriversPath="Drivers"

[GuiUnattended]

DetachedProgram=%systemdrive%\drivers.exe

[Display]

BitsPerPel=32

Xresolution=1024

YResolution=768

Vrefresh=85

comment - OemPnPDriversPath is populated @T-39 using a selfextracting file containing all my drivers placed on the CDrom in $OEM$\$1\drivers.exe - this is set to extract the drivers to %systemdrive%\drivers\ All my display/sound/printer etc. drivers are installed properly this way. Just remember that OemPnPDriversPath must lead to the drivers INF file.

NOTE: running the manufacturers 'setup.exe' IS NOT REQUIRED to install a driver.

you will need to EXTRACT the files from the manufacturers distributed package.

shark

Edited by Shark007
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