[Tripredacus]

crowe80, on 15 November 2012 - 04:50 AM, said:

And yes they were in the drivers folder on the WinPE disc. While looking at the device manager using devmanview there is a section that says ".inf File" and it list oem146.inf So i'm not for sure if that means that is the .inf file it used which I'm assuming it is what it means. If so, there is nothing in the driver package that I have found by this name. All the drivers were labeled as L1....x32 or x64.inf files. So that is interesting.

Windows renames the INF file. It is 146 because it is (probably) the 147th INF file that was injected into the WIM. If you use DISM's /GET-DRIVERS on the mounted image, you can view all the injected drivers, which shows the oem# as well as the original filename and other information. Since you have over 30-40 things in there, you'll probably have to > text file to be able to see them all.

[johnhc]

crowe80, I think I found the drivers and opened L1C62x64.INF. I did not know whether you were running 32 or 64 bit, or both, WinPE. I can't really make any sense of it all. In the .inf I opened there is a reference to "INF File for NDIS6.2 Miniport Driver for Windows7". Don't know what this is about but perhaps something to do with the PCIe support HW and the driver was not in the the three files you injected. This .inf references only the one driver file ( L1C62x64.sys) and perhaps the setup file installed another needed driver. Have fun, John.

[crowe80]

Thanks for all the replies everyone was really helpful!!