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Re: A newbie - complete tutorial for slipstream win 7 + vista available?

null@example.com (mr_smartepants) — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 19:22:41 +0000

We don't have a tutorial for Win7.
My scripts here are pretty self explanatory and probably the closest you'll get to simplicity.

Re: A newbie - complete tutorial for slipstream win 7 + vista available?

null@example.com (akuhl101) — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 22:30:09 +0000

Thank you very much! If it's not too much trouble, can you point the way to a particular thread that provides a walk through in enough detail for a newbie like myself?

Thank you again!

Best,
Andrew

Re: A newbie - complete tutorial for slipstream win 7 + vista available?

null@example.com (mr_smartepants) — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 04:56:16 +0000

Welcome to DriverPacks.
You can start by reading the posts in this section. I have several old scripts which will do just what you ask.
Otherwise, there's WinToolkit which is very nice.

A newbie - complete tutorial for slipstream win 7 + vista available?

null@example.com (akuhl101) — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 02:35:29 +0000

Hi there! I've been coming to this site for months, and just recently I finally got a complete driverpack BASE CD created which will load Win XP and install all drivers at once - so cool! Unfortunately, I have been having an incredibly difficult time doing the same thing for Vista or Windows 7. I believe that driverpack BASE just works for Win XP, but I read about the SAD2. Tried making a slipstream with that and didn't work at all.

My (obviously simplistic) questions - thanks in advance for bearing with me! -->

1.) is there a way to create anything like driverpack base for windows 7 and Vista - where you can slipstream driverpacks into a windows boot CD and it will autoinstall all drivers while loading the OS? Have read a lot of conflicting posts on this...

2.) If so, is there a complete tutorial available like for the driverpack BASE that I can use (step by step) so I won't screw it up again - I ended up very confused about this.

3.) If not - is there anything close to this? What is the easiest way to go about doing this? I deal with a lot of Vista and Win 7 machines, and having the drivers autoinstall while loading the OS would be a LIFESAVER.

Thank you for your time in advance!!

Best,
Andrew