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HWIDs please?  OS version?
Yes, sometimes BIOS versions DO have an effect on which driver to choose.  We split the driver versions for the Silicon Image chips for precisely this reason.
But I don't see any different drivers for your card based on firmware.  Looks like the latest firmware for those cards is from 2009.
Was there a previous build of dpms that worked on both machines?  If so, which one?

I wonder if DriverPacks BASE is writing to the system cache/temp dir and each subsequent run is wasting time overwriting files.  Either that or something wacky is going on with the Windows write-cache.
Do you use CrapCleaner?  Try running that in between each integration and see if that helps.  At the very least it would help keep things tidy.

Here's the differences between:
"\D\M\SC" and "\D\M\SC5" (support for different card bios revisions) Must remain separate.
"\D\M\H4" and "\D\M\H4K" (different driver .inf files for XP or Win2K) Must remain separate.
"\D\M\N4" and "\D\M\Nt"  (totally identical. only .inf files are different.)  I'll work on merging these folders...

My testing is complete.  All is well.
I'm just cleaning up both x86 & x64 packs.

Has anyone managed to figure out how to keep the Alps utility from getting installed on non-alps trackpads?  The only way I could avoid it was to delete all the Alps folders.   Removing the generic HWIDs from the .inf files would break signing and DISM throws a hissy fit.

Since you're working in a VM, the hardware is emulated and may not be registered correctly with the drivers.  On real hardware this would be different.

I don't know why it doesn't work for you.  And I'm not sure we understand each other, which does not help.

Geez Rick, lay off the tequila eh!  It's affecting your eyesight!

I'm in the final stages of updating this Third Party DriverPack.
Massive updates!  Nearly 90% turnover.  (Yes, that Elantech driver is NEWER than what's listed on Station-Drivers )

Changelog:
June 2011
Added:
- Alps\1 ALPS TouchPad Driver DriverVer=01/25/2011, 7.6.303.111
- Alps\2 ALPS TouchPad Driver (Dell Multitouch) DriverVer=06/24/2010, 7.1007.101.209 (lots HWIDs)
- Alps\3 ALPS TouchPad Driver (Dell Multitouch) DriverVer=02/24/2011, 7.1208.101.116 (few HWIDs)

Updated:
- Elantech\2 Elantech TouchPad Driver (Samsung)  DriverVer=11/15/2010, 8.0.7.2

Split Synaptics drivers back into separate folders to solve driver signing problem
- Synaptics\2\ (Synaptics Reference) DriverVer=12/22/2010, 15.2.7.0
- Synaptics\Acer\ DriverVer=01/13/2011, 15.2.9.0
- Synaptics\Asus\ DriverVer=03/04/2011, 15.2.16.1
- Synaptics\Dell1\ DriverVer=06/10/2010, 15.0.25.0 (old models)
- Synaptics\Dell2\ DriverVer=01/07/2011, 15.2.8.0 (new models)
- Synaptics\Fujitsu\ DriverVer=02/03/2011, 15.2.11.1
- Synaptics\HP1\ DriverVer=10/13/2010, 15.1.16.2 (lots HWIDs)
- Synaptics\HP2\ DriverVer=02/03/2011, 15.2.11.1 (few HWIDs)
- Synaptics\Lenovo\ DriverVer=05/05/2011, 15.3.6.0
- Synaptics\Sony\ DriverVer=08/19/2010, 15.1.9.0
- Synaptics\Toshiba\ DriverVer=02/03/2011, 15.2.11.1

Did it work?

Testing?  It's ready for PRODUCTION!   I've been using it for months and works great.

OK, that gives me more to work on.  I'll have a test pack ready for you soon.

OK, so which dpms version DOES work for you?
You need to help me fix this, I need info.