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Integrating driver(s)

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Hello to everyone on the forums.

I would like to ask for your help with a situation. As I am going to pass on my old computer to my parents (as I am moving out from them), I off course need to pass on the Windows CD that I bought, alongside it.

However, there are a few components which the original Windows CD does not contain drivers for. These are the onboard VGA-graphics-card, and the onboard Realtek-soundcard.

I have managed to get hold to nessecary drivers, which works flawless, and now I would like to make a customized Windows CD to the computer, complete with all drivers as my parents are not exactly expertusers. According to the nliteos.com site, this requires the drivers to be .inf-files, and here is the problem: I have only been able to find 1 .inf-file for each driver. So now I am wondering; is 1 .inf-file really enough to get the complete driver integrated to the CD, and do I need to add anymore files other than the .inf-files?

Last but not least, I would like to thank you in advance for your help.


hi mr-data! technically, that .inf is what you need for a specific driver as it directs to the other files necessary for integration ... ;)

EDIT: you may refer to these very basic steps :)nLite And Drivers

Edited by Kiki Burgh

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