As a side note, nothing was as frustrating as trying to figure out why DISM kept failing. I have my xbox360 controller drivers, an infrared remote receiver device (non-MS) and soundmax hd audio which all integrated without incident using DISM. It just so happens that what these three had in common were no files ending in underscore (compressed). Even after decompression it was a no go to which later on I found that the uncompressed file had to retain the underscore.

I'll be more than happy to help with driverpacks if I find the time. Please let me know.

thanks for doing this, seems to work fine.
Bye,
Alex

NOTE: You must enclose directory in commandline in double quotes. "C:\MY DRIVERS" Trailing backslash optional.

would it be too much to ask to modify your app to accept the driverpath on the commandline instead of using that ini file ? I´d like to keep my scripts totally independent of location in the filesystem so I query the current path whenever possible and then use that in a variable.

Just do it if it is easy to implement, thanks !

Bye,
Alex

I can probably open it up to accept command lines and you can just include it in whatever you're working on. Either way pants.

Let me know.

thanks, seems to work fine now. I especially like that the tool also works silently if the driverdir has been specified once. I guess there is no problem running the tool on a driverdir with already expanded drivers ?

Bye,
Alex

EDIT: Try this link: http://cid-8977a3dbe8c60076.skydrive.li … RVPREP.exe

EDIT: Thinking of making this super silent and maybe you can integrate it into a script. I'll use an ini for directory pointer. Yes?