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OEM folder

Scappy
in Device Drivers

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I have integrated all the DriverPacks into my XP install CD. But now I see there is a folder called OEM. But I've also created a folder "$OEM$" with its structure. Do I have to move the files (DriverPacks en bin) from that OEM folder to the $OEM$ folder?

If i'm wrong, please say so.. Great work btw on those Packs..

Grtz

Scappy

  • 1 month later...

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I've the same problem. There are 2 OEM folders [OEM and $OEM$]. Is this a bug?

How do you all integrate the drivers?

Greetz to all

Question!

Edited by Question

As far as i know, the OEM folder created through the slipstreaming of BTS driverpack is not a bug.

I remembered this being raised somewhere in the "nLite"/"DriverPacks General Discussion" section of this forum.

You may want to do a search for the thread that explained it in more detail.

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