[kitts]

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Scroll down to the lines containing SetDevicePath.exe and correct the path. Change \Drivers to where you saved the files on in your source and the parameter ( %CDROM%\Drivers ) to where you saved all your driver files. Also correct the path in the line directly below it as well.

i want some more explanation on this..My drives folder in the source is like this... is
H:\xpsps2\$OEM$\$1\Drivers.
i copied both SetDevicePath.exe and WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe to drivers folder. opened presetup.cmd..But i am confused about the' path and parameter' change.
Any help with this?

[kitts]

is there someone who can answer this?

[5eraph]

Can you provide a link to where you pulled that quote? It's hard to answer out of context.

[kitts]

ok the quote is from the guide..topic unattended xp-intermediate users-device drivers-drivers via cd ..
http://unattended.ms...xp/view/web/35/
i am referring to the last part of the page..'Making changes to presetup.cmd on note pad.
can u help me putting the right path?

[5eraph]

You seem to be using the $OEM$ distribution folders to copy your drivers to the hard disk before installing them. In this case you can use these two lines:

%SystemDrive%\Drivers\SetDevicePath.exe %SystemDrive%\Drivers
start %SystemDrive%\Drivers\WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe

If you wish to install your drivers without copying them to your hard drive first then you can change your drivers folder in the source to H:\xpsps2\Drivers without changing presetup.cmd at all.

This post has been edited by 5eraph: 13 March 2006 - 09:21 AM

[kitts]

thanks for the code ..no wi know how to use $OEM$ folders to copy files to sysytem root or to the windows folder..
How do i install drivers which in come in setup.exe without possibility of extraction..should i try application install method on RunOEX.cmd?

[5eraph]

That should work, yes.