The rest is personal choice.
You can choose to use nlite for drivers and we can choose not to help you when nlite blows up. 
Many people still use nlite to integrate updates and modify their source even though nlite's creator doesn't support it anymore.
Me personally, I use RVMi and AutoImage for all my XP work. I use my own scripts for Win7. Again, it's all your own choice.
It is highly recommended that you use either nLite or the RyanVM Integrator to integrate all current hotfixes prior to integrating DriverPacks. This will create a secure, up-to-date Windows install with minimal downloads from the Microsoft Update website. Please refer to the above websites for detailed instructions for those programs.
Are you saying not to use nlite for anything or only the driverpacks ?
]]>Why not use nLite ? It's very convenient.
We don't support nlite (nobody else does either).
It makes a mess of source files and does not process drivers correctly.
We only support DriverPacks.
Are you referring to this post over at WinCert?
Maybe there were different driver versions for different (S)ervice (P)ack levels way back then (2005!?!)
I honestly don't know why you're using such an old driver (and from a 3rd party download site which is worse!) when the new driver (in our DriverPack Chipset) can be found from the Intel site here: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ … nloadType=Please use DriverPacks (NOT nlite!) and don't try to use old drivers unless you absolutely must.
lol small world,eh ?
No, there was some dude on 'THIS' forum http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=1927 that was talking about the "SP folder shouldn't exist" or whatever and the thread is closed. That post on wincert was from me.
To answer your question, I don't have a lot of knowledge about drivers (except their function) so the last driver update I did was probably from the dell driver site and I think they are behind..
I don't even know how to search out the driver I need honestly, I always just use my service tag number on the dell site But thanks for hooking me up.
Why not use nLite ? It's very convenient.
]]>Please use DriverPacks (NOT nlite!) and don't try to use old drivers unless you absolutely must.
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* Product: Intel(R) Chipset Software Installation Utility
* Release: Production
* Version: 7.2.2.1006
* Target Chipset(s)#: 955X/XM/975X/945G/P/PL/GM/PM/GMS/940GML/E7230/E8501
* Date: October 13 2005
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