Thanks a lot and hope your help always. With the best compliment.

I would advise against the use of nLite prior to integrating the DriverPacks.
I have been told here in this forum, that it does indeed corrupt the "source".

I too do have problems with VGA & Sound on some systems.
Start a new topic for those specific problems, then we can discuss them.

I faced problem with my AIO Driver CD for Sound and VGA in some PC. For example, VIA HD Audio driver and VGA ( May be 3/4 PC). I used version 11.04. Can update version packs help me? This AIO CD helped me very much. Thanks.

As for updating your Setup disc, it is possible to use DP_BASE for this, providing that nLite has not been used previously.

It is best to start with a clean, unmodified source.  Add Updates with RVMi (not nLite as it can corrupt your source).
Also, avoid the use of OnePiece's Updates; the current update pack has problem registering rundll32 (iirc).
Use DP_BASE to integrate the DriverPacks.  Use SAD3 to install drivers after Windows Setup finishes (WLAN, HID, Webcam).

  I think that you are great for your patience and perseverance.
You will be credited in the changelog for your assistance.  Thank you again.

There is D-P-M-S.ISO file already placed in WinSetupFromUSB 1_0_beta8\files\D-P-M-S folder and it's size 46MB. Should I replace with your new one (Chenall's_DPMS_1304211.7z)

Actually I didn't research and notice HWID in my previous machines. Because those machines worked fine. Even I used chipset 11.11 and Mass Storage driver packs 11.04. I also integrated sound A,B (Ver_11.08), graphics (Ver_11.07), lan, cpu in my DVD. All worked fine. In some PC I face sound problem and it was VIA HD driver. MY XP was SP3.

I'll apply your driver packs soon and inform you here.

Try USB install & CD/DVD-disc install to be sure.

DP_Chipset_wnt5_x86-32_1304191.7z   
DP_MassStorage_wnt5_x86-32_1304211.7z
DP_Misc_wnt5_x86-32_1304192.7z

Chenall's_DPMS_1304211.7z

edit:  links removed - updated in latest [Nightlies]

I note that it would seem that Chenall's D-P-M-S solution is aimed at images that have not previously integrated DriverPacks.
One might dispense with the D-P-M-S option in the Advanced menu of WinSetupFromUSB if DriverPacks are already integrated.

If this doesn't work, there is only one other driver to try (v11.1).
Have you seen either HWID on any of those other machines you previously mentioned, Kamrul08?

I will provide a test pack soon.  Thank you for your patience.

OK TechDud. Thanks.

OK TechDud. Let the post finish. I hope you will add the matter in your next driver Packs update. I'll try next update version. I'm very grateful to you and this forum. Thanks a lot.

"I didn't get any warning."

I understand how that can happen, forums are not the most natural way of communicating.

He's quite right.  It has been known to happen.  A copy of all the setup files from a NT5 disc oft copied onto a hard drive which is rewritable media.  It's one reason that i take extra time to verify hashes, to prevent inadvertent mistakes!

http://service.sony.com.cn/vaio/SVE14115YCW.htm
No luck with drivers, nor a official BIOS update.

India's support has been kind, and indicates that other listed models in the SVE1411* series use Intel's RST v     11.1.0.1006 {DriverVer=02/01/2012,11.1.0.1006}.  No BIOS, though.
    http://www.sony-asia.com/support/product/sve14115fg

  Lenovo seems to advise the initial release for some models {DriverVer=11/29/2011,11.0.0.1032}.  That may be the one you ultimately need.

Is that a CoreBoot BIOS?
  If not, have you access to a USB-Floppy drive and that unmodified XP disc? 

Quote from Intel(R)'s readme.txt within RST v11.1:

"5.3 Pre-Installation Using the F6 Method. 

Note: The Steps 1 and 2 can be skipped if you use the F6 Floppy
      disk utility provided by Intel. These methods 
      are applicable to systems configured for RAID or 
      AHCI mode.

1.  Extract all driver files from the installation package.
    See section 7.2 for instructions on extracting the 
    files.

2.  Create a floppy* containing the following files in the root 
    directory:
    iaAhci.inf, iaAhci.cat,
    iaStor.inf, iaStor.cat,
    iaStor.sys, and 
    TxtSetup.oem. 

    * Note: For Windows* Vista, you can use a floppy, CD/DVD or USB.

3.  For Microsoft Windows* XP:

    - At the beginning of the operating system installation,
     press F6 to install a third party SCSI or RAID driver.

    - When prompted, select 'S' to Specify Additional Device.

    - Continue to step 5."

v11.0 - http://downloadmirror.intel.com/20868/e … 0.1032.zip
v11.1 - http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Dr … series.exe

There you have it.  One of the two v11.0 or v11.1 drivers should work to install NT5 on that AHCI controller.
One caveat; the HWID's are not all listed for the existing USB-Floppy drives.

add to TXTSETUP.SIF after line:
USB\VID_55AA&PID_1234 = "usbstor"

these:

USB\VID_03F0&PID_2001 = "usbstor"
USB\VID_054C&PID_002C = "usbstor"
USB\VID_057B&PID_0001 = "usbstor"
USB\VID_0409&PID_0040 = "usbstor"
USB\VID_0424&PID_0FDC = "usbstor"
USB\VID_08BD&PID_1100 = "usbstor"
USB\VID_055D&PID_2020 = "usbstor"

I wish that that could be done within DP_MassStorage, yet.....I don't know how! 

Now you have all you should need (providing you have a USB-Floppy drive or HP USB-Floppy Flash Key) to have a fighting chance at this.