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Driver refuse to install, pls help

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Hi all,

I have finished my unattended XP CD. I have only one problem:

My Skystar2 driver refuse to install. I pointed in Unattended section with following:

OemPnPDriversPath="\Drivers\b2c2\skynet.inf" , but this driver refuse to sign in.

Can somebody tell me what's wrong ? any ideea? .

THX

regards

alex

your specifying the file, as far as I know you just supply paths I think what you need is:

OemPnPDriversPath="\Drivers\b2c2"

Im not sure you even need an extra \ at the end.

Make sure u have the right .inf file. Try adding ur hardware using that inf, if it doesn't work it's because u have the wrong one selected!

Do you people ever read Microsoft help files? :)

Example: OemPnPDriversPath = MyFolder1; MyFolder2

Comments: The folders must contain all the files necessary to install the particular devices: catalog files, .inf files, and drivers.

For example, if you have a folder called \Drivers with subfolders called \Audio and \Net, specify

OemPnPDriversPath = drivers\audio;drivers\net

in the Unattend.txt file.

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THX to all

I already made it and it works.

the line is :

OemPnPDriversPath=Drivers\b2c2\skynet.inf;Drivers\b2c2

regards

alex

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@Terminator3

Ok I'll try . You say that I must use the next line?

OemPnPDriversPath=Drivers\b2c2

THX

alex

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