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Well, that's not entirely correct.  Lots of software use the OEM folder (not to be confused with the $OEM$ folder).
Siginet's PowerPacker uses the OEM folder for stuff as well as OEMscan (for pre-activating OEM PCs with oembios files).
Siginet and Bâshrat the Sneaky worked together on the project years ago since PowerPacker will integrate DriverPacks without using DPBase.

I've never had a problem with files living together in the OEM folder so long as the filenames are unique.

This has nothing to do with DriverPacks, so I've moved the topic here to 'Other'.

You might be confusing OEM keys with VLK keys.  OEM SLP keys will activate on the OEM hardware they were registered with (Dell, HP, etc).  Volume License Keys (VLK) are sold in bunches; ie. one key for 1000 PCs.  If you exceed your allotted number, then you might run into issues with WGA, but I've never seen it.  I use OEM SLP activation whenever possible on OEM hardware (confirmed by the OEM sticker on the side of the case).

Also, BigBrit is right, if you compile your XP SP3 disc in a Vista environment, there are issues with VLK keys not being accepted.  Try building your disc in an XP environment.

Indeed!  Go legit or go home.

Besides, Google is your friend.

Yup, it's fast!

So that's the status of the new Drupal site?  I tried visiting last week and was asked for my password (which didn't work).

My board has the Intel X38 chipset which does NOT support SLI, but DOES support CrossFire.  It has two PCIexpress x16 slots and supports dual graphics cards.
During my 'dual' test, the nvidia card was in the slot closest to the CPU.  I did not test both cards the other way around (but I should).  The system detected both cards, but could not install the ATI drivers correctly when the card was 'secondary' to the nvidia.  Also, the ATICCC installed correctly, and detected the presence of both cards, but claimed it was not compatible with either (not with nvidia for obvious reasons, and not with the ATI card because the drivers hadn't loaded correctly).

More testing is in order.

I use WPI.  And it works perfectly in both XP and Vista installs.

Well my own internal testing brought up an interesting problem.
I ran a test with BOTH my new ATI HD3450 and my powerful Nvidia 8800GTS installed at the same time.
Nvidia drivers and control panel installed perfect, no problems.
ATI drivers partially installed, and ATI CCC installed, but would not run.
After restart, "New hardware wizard" popped up to install "VGA display device" which would fail.

When using each card on it's own, there were zero problems, with a clean device manager.

So I can verify that on single card installations, this DP works perfect.

Can you email me your DPsFnshr.log?

Thanks, I will look into it.

Do the drivers from Toshiba here work?

Welcome to DriverPacks.net!
You should read the post: "READ BEFORE YOU ASK" here

You need to get the drivers from the vendor (Toshiba).  You might get lucky and the drivers are on the installation DVD that came with the system.
The drivers from Toshiba here are older than what's in DriverPacks Sound_B.

Which DriverPacks did you use?

I could, but I'm not going to.  The next cheaper card with HDMI is almost triple the price, and I got such a good deal on this one (after rebate).
It'll be fine.  Besides, it's a low-profile card with no wheezing fan so I can use it to build a HTPC in the future if I want.