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rgr.

Did you actually check whether all devices got installed before posting the request or at least check whether they are listed on the supported devices/driver version list???

I am having a bit of a feeling you just requested away without doing this crucial reseach first.
Seriously, you cannot expect us to do all this for you.

We rely on the community to do this and only request missing or outdated drivers!

I don't know, I told you the propable possibilities, but I doubt we'll find a slick official solution for this.

rgr that.
For the time being at least...

Well, I don't see a good reason why we would not want you to

Thx, jtdoom!
I edited the OP to fix the URL

Please use the proper subject tags next time.
I edited your post for now.

The third driver link is borken, btw, please replace with the proper one.

IE7.

As I said, it was showing up prefectly before.
Now, there isn't even a placeholder for it or *anything*
Just as if the code is not present at all.

It still works absolutely fine on the DP.net page, though.

Does it have to do with no ads showing for me, maybe?

Moin!

Schön, daß Du hierher gefunden hast

Was Bâshrat the Sneaky meint, ist, daß Du Deine Anfragen an die Treiber auf die entsprechenden Unterforen verteilen sollst.
D.h., Grafik nach Grafik, Sound nach Sound usw.
Wenn Du in der Forenübersicht weiter herunter scrollst, siehst Du die eizelnen DriverPacks-Unterforen.
Da erstellst Du jeweils einen Thread pro Hardware/Treiber mit [REQ] im Betreff und des Namens der Hardware sowie Treiberversion.

Wenn Du Dir bloß selbst ein einziges DriverPack mit allen diesen sieben Treibern basteln möchtests, gehe einfach hierhin: http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=279

Hoffe, das hilft Dir!

Reason I wrote In English:
I told this guy to come over here from Sereby's forum.
Obviously, it isn't that easy for him to understand the DP structure in English, so I try to make it clear in German.
Hopefully, from now on, we can continue the discussion in English

Check your BIOS for possible settings.
IE, make the Card Reader the last boot device (if at all) and have all HDDs and ODDs come before it.

Well, thing is, these modded mobility drivers will usually work on most notebook HW, but definately not on all.

That exactly is the reason why, ususally, you have to rely on the manufacturer supplied driver (you know, those that are a year's version behind the official GFX card makers') for full support.

In most cases, the modified INI will do the trick, but it's no guarantee.

Only solution I see in this case is to include the actual, manufacturer-supplied drivers.
However, as they are obsolete in most cases and also would have to be included on a per-model base, this would blow up the DP's size enormously.
I guess it's a better idea if those who have to rely on these drivers (probabaly just a few percent, haven't had a case where the modded drivers did not work myself) include them via a selfmade 3rdP DP.

Oh and write angry (but polite!) emails to your NB's manufacturer to finally update those drivers!

You can set it up in the advanced options.
Also, the default is no longer C:\D\, it's %SYSTEMDRIVE%\DriverPacks now (ususally C:\Windows\DriverPacks\)