um i wrote the DP_Install_Tool.cmd that gets copied to your OEM folder to search all available drive letters for your \OEM folder (the root folder of each drive letter only) {it also searches for the M1 folder $OEM$\$1\D\}
so you could call DP_Install_Tool.cmd after you are connected to the network drive.
PS see this thread here http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=2751
if you are a more hands on type see this...
http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=2264
I have copied the relevant info of the first post below.
(please note this post is in the FAQ section and it is stickied )
the first half of the post desribes how to extract or cab the drivers for use in the instructions below.
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OR for one click updateing...
If you do not wish to manually install the drivers you may, if you wish, use the following method
This is based on info from one of our members - Warm Snow (WsnoW)
Download http://3rdpartydriverpacks.thesneaky.co … /DPInst.7z
Extract DPINST.exe and DPInst.xml to the same folder as \D
--- both methods assume that D\ is a subfolder of the folder that contains the DPInst.* files ---
To use it simply double click on the DPInst.exe file and click the next button!
optional:
create a .CMD file with the following line ---> DPInst.exe /c /s
/c enables logging to the command window
/s enables silent mode (no GUI)
For a "drivers only disk" simply copy to a CD, DVD, Thumbdrive or any removable media.
IE Burn DPINST.exe and DPInst.xml and the D\ subfolder to disk
(if you wish to rename the D\ folder you will have to edit the XML file)
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more...
--- advanced users only----
add
DPInst.exe /c /s
to your autorun.inf file the 'no click' updateing option - and only brought to you by Jeff
please note; wrote this tutorial before dpinst was included in base so the dwnload is not required if you have base version 8.x (or newer lol)