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Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2018-05-18T04:39:10Z

Good tutorial, thank you.

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2012-05-04T04:53:56Z

Yar khan da sa k !!!

its easy to make iso file intgrate drivers in xp through DriverBASE

the most important thing is that either u use nlite or RYm integrator and then use DriverBASE

after integrating drivers through driversbase dont make changes through nlite or RYM that make your driver put in trouble

khan wrote:

Helmi wrote:
Still, seeing as you'll have a hard time finding a prebuilt consumer model with less than 100GB as of now, those 1.7% space for drivers are easy to bear IMO.
Should customers complain, try selling them another drive or tell them not to DL so much pr0n ;P
I have my system Driver CD in my Pocket...
I almost do the irrelevent things,so Adding Drivers is One of them....;)
khan wrote:
What I know is....
KTD ALL is a nice Option But I am sure that it will double the Windows Total Intallation Time...
jtdoom wrote:
Right now, that is true. (the selected files get copied, which takes time)
Helmi wrote:
I hope Bâshrat the Sneaky will soon release a version where adding the KTD option will NOT add extra time.
Yeah, that version is already in the works, or so I think
Quite a welcome change, I can tell you!
(so far, applying KTD takes about as much time as installing XP+addons...)
Wonder where the next beta version is, it's been a while I tested one
Welcome Beta! Please Come towards the Final Stage Now....:D

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2012-02-14T09:36:52Z

Personally, I think optical media are dead.
While I advice to use ±RW media over ±R for obvious reasons, nothing beats a USB pen drive when it comes to speed, compatibility, storage space and reusability.

Of course, when you got to tend for those pre-Y2k systems, it's a dead end, either because they can't boot from USB or only sport USB 1.1 ports.

But for everything else, a stick is much more convenient (I can carry 'em around in my pocket!).

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2012-02-13T05:44:07Z

DVD+RW are media of choice for me. This leaves tons of rooms for updates & extras. DVD+RW's generally read faster, too compared to CD's. The nicest thing about DVD+RW's is that if you don't like what you burnt, or if it didn't burn correctly, you can erase it & start a new recording.

The down side for all optical media is... that it's optical media. Fingerprints, smudges, & scratches are detrimental to the final burn.

Before burning, i like 'steaming' the recorded side with my breath & 'buffing' with a clean cotton shirt. This is especially true for brand-new media (try 'steaming' a new disc sometime & see for yourself the residue). Ensure the central ring is clean too. Any debris or detritus can throw a burner off-balance; NEVER use cracked or seperating discs!

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2011-11-04T22:08:36Z

We don't support nlite. You need to ask that question in the nlite forums.

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2011-11-04T21:27:27Z

Thanks...

Ok I will Try Method 2...
I want to ask one thing about Nlite utility,Actually after integrating UpdatePacks + Addons , Removing Components i reach over Unattented Option...I Just Put my CD key and choose Full-unattented installation...
I Installed WindowsXp from the Windows folder On my Hardisk but it was again asking my for the key...I did not write the ISO on CD yet....

Please Tell me about Unattended setup of windowsxp.I Just want to Put the CD key inside Boxes...

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2011-05-06T09:08:50Z

I think, as the topic implies, that the point is to show beginners how to create a driver pack based on their own system drivers. Nice idea, in fact. And last but not least YES use DriverPacks base LAST after you finished slipstreaming and removing components just before you are ready to make the ISO

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2011-02-14T18:33:35Z

If you are going to c&p links, at least do it properly...
Hint: Right-clicking helps a lot.
The way you posted them, apart from the second, well-known one, they are utterly useless!

PunBB will then automatically convert proper URLs (that is, including the http or ftp URN) to clickable links.

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2011-02-14T10:53:20Z

I would recommend the link that help the user need of Drivers pack tutorials . I hope that you will check the links as below.

techian.com/.../universal-windows-driver-pack-for-all-windows
users.telenet.be/jtdoom/basetute/Eng_tut6b.htm
tutorialuser.com/.../applications-drivers-pack-solution-10-for-all-pcs.html

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2010-07-23T11:35:21Z

very little

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2010-07-23T08:11:36Z

GREAT...
How Much Hardisk Space and Installation Time will be Increase if i Put Slim stream All those 8 Actually 7 Drivers Pack?

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2009-11-18T21:33:02Z

this is great and i found it to be very useful!

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2009-08-14T20:49:36Z

Let me know if you get stuck... but should be NP

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2009-08-14T19:27:04Z

ok, thanx

Re: Looking for a good DriverPacks Tutorial...

2009-08-13T17:33:46Z

Please Search the forum for "Attended setup" Or "Repair", Take a look at Feature Requests... (this topic is sickied there too.)

This is documented in over 50 threads... and this is the second time asked this week.