okay, wasn't lazy, did a little research, it is possible after all, and in a number of ways even...
excellent feedback........ 
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thats a great reply. even lil bit complicated at first look but its great. Surely I will try this......
Thanks Dude.
Thanks
Kamal.
okay, wasn't lazy, did a little research, it is possible after all, and in a number of ways even...
excellent feedback........
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]]>Yes There is an updated WAIK posted at the Microsoft download site - supposedly version 2.0.
Odd, I downloaded version 3.0 back in February. Something is amiss here.
]]>Edit: ALWAYS hold on to your old versions, Just In Case! 
SO please suggest me webs for downloading win7 complete drivers
]]>]]>That makes these instructions "Step 0"
IE the very first thing you do.
Once you add the drivers to windows... you are done... Let me be even more clear... These instructions don't just add the drivers during the install... They permenently add the drivers to windows.
Again what you want and keep asking for is right under your nose ... well if you scroll up.
]]>The instructions are above...
That is to say you asked "what the best way to do add drivers" at the end of the thread that describes in great detail the best way to do it...
Obviously you have been banging your head against the wall too long
. (skip that step and read the above thread)
Thanks for the quick response. I don't think these instructions work for me. If I am wrong please tell me. I can't use the DISM tool because I can't use a WIM file.
I did try to change the registry key hklm\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\DevicePath but that didn't work.
I am using Windows 7 64 bit. Any other ideas?
]]>That is to say you asked "what the best way to do add drivers" at the end of the thread that describes in great detail the best way to do it...
Obviously you have been banging your head against the wall too long . (skip that step and read the above thread)
1st step - Install windows 7 to a machine
2nd step - Created an unattend.xml file
3rd step - Run the bat file which runs sysprep /generalize /oobe /shutdown /unattend:unattend.xml
4th step - Boot the machine up via pxe boot and take the image using symantec ghost.(creates .gho image)
Now my problem is all of the drivers aren't there for the multiple machines. Can someone tell me the best way to do this? Thanks a lot
Andy