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In most cases yes.  Although, you'd have to check with the vendor to make sure.

We only use WHQL drivers when available.  We never use beta drivers!  In most cases, our beta DriverPacks are beta because we are testing new methods, not drivers.
Give them a try!  You'll never know unless you try.

Ummm...what?

M2. QSC on, ROE, chipset 801c, CPU71220, G_A8012, G_B8012, L801, S_A712, S_B801
All good!

Holy CRAP Jaak!  You've been busy!
I've only done two tests (desktop/notebook).
I've got some catching up to do.

I agree, RC2 is pretty damn stable.  Unless Jeff plans to implement what he learned in the other thread about the "monitor hotfix", we could just wrap this up and release.

Yes!!!
Great job Jeff!  Will beat on this one.

Great teamwork guys!
Glad to see this resolved.

Bump.
G_A 8.01.2 is up.

DP_Graphics_A_wnt5_x86-32_8012
MD5: 451C37A7F8A2CBC69D12227732753CF2
Size: 73.5 MB

Changed:
N1\
  Changed path from N\1\ to N1
  Updated to version 169.21, 12/05/2007
A1\
  Changed path from A\1\ to A1
  Updated to Catalyst 8.1, DriverVer 12/20/2007, 8.451.0.0000
  Fixed uninstall fault in mobility.inf (not reported)

I don't think we'll be supporting this card anytime soon.  If we can't even get ahold of the drivers from the vendor...

@chud, You could try making your own DP and testing it yourself.  Considering you have access to the hardware & drivers.
I'll take a look at the NEC drivers anyway.  No promises.

*Edit,  Ha ha!  The drivers are the same as the ones in the G_B DP and the ones we have are newer! 
That's funny!
Anyway, try renaming the .inf file in the NEC drivers and add it to the G_B/M1 folder.  Also, extract the MtxDrvService.exe file from the NEC .cab file and drag it to M1.
Should work fine.

Welcome to DriverPacks
I'm sorry, but you're in the wrong place then.

The whole intent of this website is to provide tools/drivers to people wanting to integrate current drivers into their Windows installation media.  This is not a central driver repository, nor do we routinely help people find drivers for their hardware.

You should be able to reinstall your OS by using the recovery partition built into every ACER machine I've ever seen.  Check your documentation to do it correctly.
If you've wiped-out your recovery partition too, then you're out of luck and need to contact ACER for a recovery CD, they cost between $10-50 depending on your excuse.

For drivers, try here.

I agree.  712b looks almost good enough to be final!
I tried most of the functions and everything just works!
I got an odd crash/reboot when I accidentally checked "MassStorage Text Mode" without selecting a MassStorage DP (QSC was empty, MS DP was available but not selected).

The text-mode option should be greyed-out if a MassStorage DP isn't selected.

Great job Jeff!

Could you post the version of the DriverPacks you integrated, and also your HWIDs too?

You should be using SP2 for security purposes.
Strange that you're using Fujitsu drivers for a Dell server.

Well, they are beta.  But by testing them and working out the bugs they then become final.  We can't finalize any DP without testing first.

Wow, good find.  I wonder how long that bug had been there.  The filename is actually 'ativvpxx.vp' and it's referenced under a function in A5\mobility.inf but not referenced under the [SourceDisksFiles] section.
I'll fix it and reupload (I'll doublecheck all of the other mobility.inf files too).  To fix it at your end, just decompress the DP, edit the file yourself.  At the end of the mobility.inf file, in the [SourceDisksFiles] section, add the line:

ativvpxx.vp=1

Then recompress the DP with 7zip.

*Edit, it was actually missing quite a few files in the mobility.inf file.  Fixed now.
G_B 8.01.2 is up now.