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I'm updating Third Party DriverPack HID now to 10.03.
I'll try to get some of them in, but half of the installers are encrypted. They don't make it easy do they!? 
*Edit
OK, I got two in there. The rest are encrypted or not drivers.
- \L1 Lenovo Synaptics UltraNav, DriverVer=04/10/2008, 7.5.19.5
- \L2 Lenovo ThinkPad MultiTouch, 3.0.A0 (2009/09/14)
Well, since you've decided to delete the contents of all your previous posts I guess you solved your own problem.
Closed...
Updated to 10.03
Changelog:
21 Mar 2010 (10.03)
- Reorganized folder structure for upcoming DPBase support.
- Added: ARECA\1 (X86-64-SCSIPORT) SATA RAID Host Adapter
DriverVer=11/06/2009,6.20.00.19
- Added: Highpoint\1
RocketRAID 174x SATA Controller
DriverVer=10/23/2007, 2.0.7.1023
- Added: Highpoint\2
RocketRAID 2210 SATA Controller
DriverVer=10/17/2007, 1.3.7.1017
RocketRAID 231x SATA Controller
DriverVer=06/11/2009, 2.3.9.611
RocketRAID 2320 SATA Controller
DriverVer=04/09/2008, 1.9.8.409
RocketRAID 2340 SATA Controller
DriverVer=12/31/2009, 1.7.9.1231
- Added: Highpoint\3
RocketRAID 222x SATA Controller
DriverVer=10/26/2007, 1.9.7.1026
RocketRAID 3xxx/4xxx Controller
DriverVer=04/28/2009, 1.2.28.28
- Added: Highpoint\4
RocketRAID 62x SATA Controller
DriverVer=12/21/2009, 1.1.9.1221
- Updated: - Intel\1 Rapid Storage Technology Driver from DriverVer=10/02/2009,9.5.0.1037 to 03/03/2010,9.6.0.1014
- Updated: - JMicron\1 JMB36X Controller from DriverVer=11/23/2009, 1.17.53.0 to 01/27/2010, 1.17.55.0
- Updated: - JMicron\2 JMB38X SD Host Controller from DriverVer=09/23/2009, 1.0.34.2 to 03/08/2010, 1.0.40.1
- Updated: - VIA\1 VIA SATA/IDE Controller from DriverVer=04/03/2008,6.0.6000.252 to 08/13/2009,7.0.7000.294
- Updated: - VIA\2 VIA RAID Controller from DriverVer=12/20/2007, 6.0.6000.6173 to 02/23/2010, 6.0.7600.6230
Updated to 10.03
Changelog:
21 Mar 2010 (10.03)
- Reorganized folder structure for upcoming DPBase support.
- Added: ARECA\1 (X86-64-SCSIPORT) SATA RAID Host Adapter
DriverVer=11/06/2009,6.20.00.19
- Added: Highpoint\1
RocketRAID 174x SATA Controller
DriverVer=10/23/2007, 2.0.7.1023
- Added: Highpoint\2
RocketRAID 2210 SATA Controller
DriverVer=10/17/2007, 1.3.7.1017
RocketRAID 231x SATA Controller
DriverVer=06/11/2009, 2.3.9.611
RocketRAID 2320 SATA Controller
DriverVer=04/09/2008, 1.9.8.409
RocketRAID 2340 SATA Controller
DriverVer=12/31/2009, 1.7.9.1231
- Added: Highpoint\3
RocketRAID 222x SATA Controller
DriverVer=10/26/2007, 1.9.7.1026
RocketRAID 3xxx/4xxx Controller
DriverVer=04/28/2009, 1.2.28.28
- Added: Highpoint\4
RocketRAID 62x SATA Controller
DriverVer=12/21/2009, 1.1.9.1221
- Updated: - Intel\1 Rapid Storage Technology Driver from DriverVer=10/02/2009,9.5.0.1037 to 03/03/2010,9.6.0.1014
- Updated: - JMicron\1 JMB36X Controller from DriverVer=11/23/2009, 1.17.53.0 to 01/27/2010, 1.17.55.0
- Updated: - JMicron\2 JMB38X SD Host Controller from DriverVer=09/23/2009, 1.0.34.2 to 03/08/2010, 1.0.40.1
- Updated: - VIA\1 VIA SATA/IDE Controller from DriverVer=04/03/2008,6.0.6000.252 to 08/13/2009,7.0.7000.294
- Updated: - VIA\2 VIA RAID Controller from DriverVer=12/20/2007, 6.0.6000.6173 to 02/23/2010, 6.0.7600.6230
if i include in my "3rd party DriverPacks" folder i have no driver installed at all!
Read this post: http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=4446
Glad to hear it! Keep us posted on your progress! 
I don't know what you're talking about. I've never used the words "silly" or "f*ck" in any of our discussions.
I also don't know where you got your XP Source but it has been altered (and possibly not legal).
What I am asking you to do now is to:
1. Start fresh with a legal hologramed XP CD
2. Copy the files to your HDD
3. Integrate SP3 and any other updates you wish (Use RVMI or Nlite, but leave it open at the "build ISO" stage.)
4. Use DriverPacks BASE to slipstream DriverPacks into your source. Do NOT make any changes beyond this point.
5. Build your ISO, burn to DVD, then test.
6. Upload ALL your .ini/log files from each of the above stages so that we can see exactly what you're doing to your source.
Your photo links in the above post are just rehashed from your original post. They're not new. You haven't changed anything.
Don't hide any details from us. We can tell.
@tarcis,
Try this:
1. Use nlite to slipstream SP3 and apply whatever updates etc to your source, then when you get to the "build ISO" stage, stop, leave nlite open.
2. Add your own winnt.sif to your source.
3. Run DriverPacks BASE and integrate the current DriverPacks to your source with whatever options you want (no KTD).
4. Use the still open nlite to build your ISO and test.
The golden rule of DriverPacks is to integrate them last, just prior to building the ISO.
I was looking at the last dvd I burned, and there is no oem folder on it.
That would definitely be an indicator of a botched install. Are you sure you're pointing DriverPacks BASE to the correct folder?
Updated to 10.03.1
ATI
- 1 ATI Fire-series (FireGL, FireMV, FirePro, FireStream)
DriverVer=02/02/2010, 8.702.0.0000
Intel
- 1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD through 4-series)
DriverVer=02/20/2010,8.15.10.2086
- 2 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 945G through 3-series)
DriverVer=09/23/2009, 8.15.10.1930
- 3 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150)
DriverVer=10/15/2009,8.14.10.1972
Nvidia
- 1 Nvidia Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla)
DriverVer=03/10/2010, 8.17.11.9703 (197.03)
SIS
- 1 SiS graphics adapter
DriverVer=09/08/2008, 7.14.10.5140
VIA
- 1 CN896 VIA Chrome9, P4M900 VIA Chrome9, VN896 VIA Chrome9 HC
DriverVer=09/28/2009, 8.14.14.0019 (24.10.04p)
- 2 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series
DriverVer=12/06/2009, 8.15.12.0093
- 3 VIA Chrome9 HC IGP
DriverVer=04/29/2008, 7.14.14.0050
- 4 VX800 VIA Chrome9 HC, VX820/UT VIA Chrome9 HC
DriverVer=08/06/2009, 8.14.14.0014
Changelog (Graphics_B_x64):
20 Mar 2010 (10.03.1)
- Update - Nvidia\1 NVIDIA Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla) DriverVer = 03/10/2010, 8.17.11.9703
14 Mar 2010 (10.03)
- Update - ATI\1 ATI Fire-series DriverVer = 02/02/2010, 8.702.0.0000
- Update - Intel\1 Graphics Media Accelerator HD DriverVer = 02/20/2010,8.15.10.2086
- Added - Intel\3 Graphics Media Accelerator 3150 DriverVer = 10/15/2009,8.14.10.1972
- Update - Nvidia\1 NVIDIA Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla) DriverVer = 12/17/2009, 8.16.11.9178
28 oct 2008
- added changelog
- updated S3 drivers
- removed duplicate drivers
- moved vm graphics to VM pack
- added Nvidia PhysX silent (Test)
14 nov 2008
- Updated ATI display from DriverVer=09/23/2008, 8.541.0.0000 (8.10) to DriverVer=10/28/2008, 8.552.0.0000 (8.11)
23 Nov 2008
- Updated NVIDIA Display driver from 10/07/2008, 7.15.11.7824 (178.24) to 11/12/2008, 7.15.11.8048
- Removed Nvidia PhysX silent, (Does not work/install with unattend)
29 Nov 2008
- NEW Added Nvidia geforce 7 series drivers (Note for admin/mod: Nvidia G200 Series drivers do not support few geforce 7 series graphics card)
7 Dec 2008
- NEW Added S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series drivers
-
10 Dec 2008
- Updated 1/1 ATI display driver from DriverVer=10/28/2008, 8.552.0.0000 (8.11) to DriverVer=12/01/2008, 8.561.0.0000 (8.12)
24 Dec 2008
- Updated 6/2 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series from DriverVer = 10/17/2008, 7.15.12.0252 to 12/04/2008, 7.15.12.0286
18 Jan 2009
- Removed 2/3
- Updated 2/1
- New 3/3 Intel DriverVer=06/18/2008,7.14.10.1504
29 Jan 2009
- Updated: ATI to 9.1
- Updated: Nvidia to 181.22
6 Feb 2009
- Updated 6/2 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series from DriverVer = 12/04/2008, 7.15.12.0286 to DriverVer = 01/08/2009, 7.15.12.0290
22 Feb 2009
- Updated 2/1 NVIDIA Display DriverVer= 02/09/2009, 7.15.11.8206
- Updated 1/1 ATI display DriverVer=02/03/2009, 8.582.0.0000 (9.2)
- Updated 1/3 DriverVer=01/06/2009, 6.14.10.1092
*6 Mar 2009
Nvidia
- Removed 2/2 (suported by mobile pack now)
- Updated - 2/1 NVIDIA Display
DriverVer = 02/18/2009, 7.15.11.8208
20 Mar 2009
- removed 1 and 2 Ati and Nvidia display drivers, now supported by Graphicspack A
- cleaned log file and gave folders new numbers.
- Update 1/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter
DriverVer=02/18/2009,7.15.10.1659
- Update 1/2 Intel HDMI
DriverVer=12/05/2008,6.10.01.2068
5 May 2009
- NEW
Nvidia Quadro
- 5/1 DriverVer = 04/22/2009, 7.15.11.8265
30 Jul 2009
- Moved - 1/2 Intel HDMI
DriverVer=12/05/2008,6.10.01.2068 to the audiopack.
-Update - 1/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter
DriverVer=06/19/2009,7.15.10.1829
- Update 1/3 is now 1/2
7 okt 2009
- Update VIA
- 3/1 CN896 VIA Chrome9, P4M900 VIA Chrome9, VN896 VIA Chrome9 HC
DriverVer=09/28/2009, 8.14.14.0019
- 3/2 VIA Chrome9 HC IGP
DriverVer=09/28/2009, 8.14.14.0019
- 3/3 S3 Graphics CHROME 500 Series
DriverVer = 01/08/2009, 7.15.12.0290
- 3/4 VX800 VIA Chrome9 HC, VX820/UT VIA Chrome9 HC
DriverVer=08/06/2009, 8.14.14.0014
5 Nov 2009
Removed -4/1
15 Dec 2009
- Update
Intel
- 1/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter
DriverVer=09/23/2009,8.15.10.1930
Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) G35 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) G35 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) G965 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) G965 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) Q965/Q963 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) Q965/Q963 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) 946GZ Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) 946GZ Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) Q35 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) Q35 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) Q33 Express Chipset Family
Intel(R) Q33 Express Chipset Family
13 Jan 2010
- Renamed for upcoming DPBase support (DP_blah_wnt6-x86 or DP_blah_wnt6-x64)
Updated:
- 1/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD through 4-series)
DriverVer=12/14/2009, 8.15.10.2021
- 1/2 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 945G through 3-series)
DriverVer=09/23/2009, 8.15.10.1930
- 3/2 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series
DriverVer=12/06/2009, 8.15.12.0093
Added
- 4/1 Nvidia Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla)
DriverVer=12/17/2009, 8.16.11.9178
- 5/1 ATI Fire-series (FireGL, FireMV, FirePro, FireStream)
DriverVer=10/31/2009, 8.663.3.0000
Changelog:
01 Feb 2010
- Reorganized folder structure for upcoming DPBase support.
Updated to 10.03.1
ATI
- 1 ATI Fire-series (FireGL, FireMV, FirePro, FireStream)
DriverVer=02/02/2010, 8.702.0.0000
Intel
- 1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD through 4-series)
DriverVer=02/20/2010, 8.15.10.2086
- 2 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 945G through 3-series)
DriverVer=09/23/2009, 8.15.10.1930
- 3 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150)
DriverVer=10/15/2009, 8.14.10.1972
Nvidia
- 1 Nvidia Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla)
DriverVer=03/10/2010, 8.17.11.9703 (197.03)
S3 Graphics
- 1 S3 Graphics Chrome 20-series
DriverVer=01/14/2008, 7.14.11.1412
- 2 S3 Graphics Chrome 9-series
DriverVer=07/31/2008, 7.14.14.0060
- 3 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series
DriverVer=12/06/2009, 8.15.12.0093
SIS
- 1 SiS graphics adapter
DriverVer=11/20/2009, 7.14.10.5250
- 2 SiS Accelerated Graphics Port (Vista)
DriverVer=04/23/2008,7.2.0.1230
- 3 SiS Accelerated Graphics Port (Win7)
DriverVer=09/08/2009,7.2.0.1231
Changelog (Graphics_B_x86):
20 Mar 2010 (10.03.1)
- Update - Nvidia\1 NVIDIA Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla) DriverVer = 03/10/2010, 8.17.11.9703
14 Mar 2010
- Update - ATI\1 ATI Fire-series DriverVer = 02/02/2010, 8.702.0.0000
- Update - Intel\1 Graphics Media Accelerator HD DriverVer = 02/10/2010, 8.15.10.2082
- Added - Intel\3 Graphics Media Accelerator 3150 DriverVer = 10/15/2009,8.14.10.1972
- Update - Nvidia\1 NVIDIA Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla) DriverVer = 12/17/2009, 8.16.11.9178
23 Oct 2008
- added Nvidia PhysX silent (TEST)
13 Nov 2008
- changed ATI display from DriverVer=09/23/2008, 8.541.0.0000 (8.10) to DriverVer=10/28/2008, 8.552.0.0000 (8.11)
23 Nov 2008
- Updated NVIDIA Display driver 10/07/2008, 7.15.11.7824 (178.24) to 11/12/2008, 7.15.11.8048
- Removed Nvidia PhysX silent, (Does not work/install with unattend)
29 Nov 2008
- NEW Added Nvidia geforce 7 series drivers (Note for admin/mod: Nvidia G200 Series drivers do not support few geforce 7 series graphics card)
7 Dec 2008
- NEW Added S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series drivers
- Updated S3 Graphics 86c800-series DriverVer=09/24/2007, 7.14.11.1374 to DriverVer=01/14/2008, 7.14.11.1412
9 Dec 2008
- Updated 4/2 S3 Graphics 86c700-series from DriverVer=07/18/2008, 7.14.14.0057 to DriverVer=07/31/2008, 7.14.14.0060
10 Dec 2008
- Updated 1/1 ATI display driver from DriverVer=10/28/2008, 8.552.0.0000 (8.11) to DriverVer=12/01/2008, 8.561.0.0000 (8.12)
24 Dec 2008
- Updated 4/3 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series from DriverVer = 10/17/2008, 7.15.12.0252 to 12/04/2008, 7.15.12.0286
25 Dec 2008
-Updated Intel
- 2/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter DriverVer=12/02/2008,7.15.10.1608
- New 2/3 Intel Corporation graphics adapter DriverVer=06/18/2008,7.14.10.1504 (Supports older graphics controllers.)
- 2/2 Intel HDMI DriverVer=09/22/2008,6.10.00.2067
6 Feb 2009
- Updated 1/1 ATI from DriverVer=12/01/2008, 8.561.0.0000 (8.12) to DriverVer=01/13/2009, 8.573.0.0000 (9.1)
- Updated 3/1 NVIDIA from DriverVer = 11/12/2008, 7.15.11.8048 to DriverVer = 01/14/2009, 7.15.11.8122
- Updated 4/3 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series from DriverVer =12/04/2008, 7.15.12.0286 to DriverVer = 01/08/2009, 7.15.12.0290
22 Feb 2009
- Updated 1/1 ATI display driver to DriverVer=02/03/2009, 8.582.0.0000
- Updated 1/2 RIO DriverVer=12/02/2008, 6.14.10.329
- Updated 1/3 ATI T200 Unified AVStream to DriverVer=01/06/2009, 6.14.10.1092
- Updated 3/1 to DriverVer= 02/09/2009, 7.15.11.8206
- Removed 3/3 , supported by 3/1 now
6 Mar 2009
Nvidia
- removed 3/2 Now supported by the Graphics Mobile pack
- Updated - 3/1 NVIDIA Display
DriverVer = 02/18/2009, 7.15.11.8208
20 Mar 2009
- removed ATI and NVIDIA display drivers, now supported by GraphicsPack A
- Cleaned log file
- Gave new numbers to the folders.
- Update - 1/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter
DriverVer=02/18/2009,7.15.10.1659
- update - 1/2 Intel HDMI
DriverVer=12/05/2008,6.10.01.2068
5 May 2009
- NEW
- 4/1 Nvidia Quadro
DriverVer = 04/22/2009, 7.15.11.8265
30 Jul 2009
- Update Intel
- 1/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter
DriverVer=06/19/2009,7.15.10.1829
- Folder -1/3 is now nr -1/2, moved old folder -1/2 Intel HDMI to the audiopack.
13 Jan 2010
- Renamed for upcoming DPBase support (DP_blah_wnt6-x86 or DP_blah_wnt6-x64)
Updated:
- 1/1 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD through 4-series)
DriverVer=12/14/2009, 8.15.10.2021
- 1/2 Intel Corporation graphics adapter (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 945G through 3-series)
DriverVer=09/23/2009, 8.15.10.1930
- 2/3 S3 Graphics Chrome 400/500 Series
DriverVer=12/06/2009, 8.15.12.0093
- 3/1 SiS graphics adapter
DriverVer=11/20/2009, 7.14.10.5250
- 3/3 SiS Accelerated Graphics Port (Win7)
DriverVer=09/08/2009,7.2.0.1231
- 4/1 Nvidia Quadro (FX, NVS, Tesla)
DriverVer=12/17/2009, 8.16.11.9178
Added
- 5/1 ATI Fire-series (FireGL, FireMV, FirePro, FireStream)
DriverVer=10/31/2009, 8.663.3.0000
29 Jan 2010
- Reorganized folder structure for upcoming DPBase support.
This is a very common question and the most common answer is also very simple.
There is a known problem with integrating too many DriverPacks where a critical file-path length is exceeded in the registry hive causing the Windows setup to select ZERO drivers.
A key indicator of this bug is that during XP setup the transition from T-36 to T-33 happens within a few seconds. These stages normally take several minutes to elapse.
The solution is to integrate ONLY the main DriverPacks, and maybe one or two Third Party DriverPacks into your source to eliminate this bug.
Creating a S.A.D disc with ALL the Third Party DriverPacks to install with DP_Install_Tool.cmd after first desktop load is another widely used option.
Another cause of this bug is to use Nlite to integrate ANY driver after DriverPacks have already been integrated into your source. Nlite WILL corrupt your source if DriverPacks have already been integrated.
NEVER use Nlite to integrate drivers. ONLY use DriverPacks BASE to integrate drivers.
It's also possible that another bug exists, but you must first eliminate the most common (99%) cause by following the above advice.
If the problem still exists after eliminating all Third Party DriverPacks, then ask for help in the forums.
And don't forget to include all your logs as referenced in this post.
@Sammy, your problems are caused by too many Third Party DriverPacks! 
This is a known problem and we are trying to fix it.
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack ATT 1001!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Bluetooth 910!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Broadband 70416!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Graphics Languages 1003!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Graphics PhysX 912!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack HID 91101!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Misc 90909!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Modem 100101!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Monitor 91101!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Phone 100214!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack SmartCardReader 80228!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack TV 90915!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack USB 80911!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack Virtual 90225!
2010-03-20 16:04:40 : <INIT> Detected 3rd Party DriverPack WebCam 100104!
Reduce your Third Party DriverPacks to ONLY Graphics Languages 1003 & Graphics PhysX 912!
For the rest of you enabling GUIrunonce, you need to verify that the following entry is in your winnt.sif or DriverPacks Finisher will never execute.
[GUIRunOnce]
command9="%SystemDrive%\DPsFnshr.exe"Added this topic to the FAQ.
http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=4446
You both use GUIrunonce for DriverPacks Finisher. That requires an entry in winnt.sif. Nlite is known to overwrite winnt.sif with it's own values.
Can you both post your winnt.sif contents (without your product key, obviously)?
OK, I should have caught this before.
You couldn't possibly have any problems with DriverPack Graphics A v10.03 because your install logs are from Oct 2009!
DPsFnshr.log
2009-10-18 22:59:46 : <INIT> DriverPacks Finisher 8.12.5 initialized.Setupapi.log
[2009/10/18 22:52:12 752.1273 Driver Install]
#-019 Searching for hardware ID(s): pci\ven_10de&dev_0622&subsys_34c41458&rev_a1,pci\ven_10de&dev_0622&subsys_34c41458,pci\ven_10de&dev_0622&cc_030000,pci\ven_10de&dev_0622&cc_0300
#-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): pci\ven_10de&dev_0622&rev_a1,pci\ven_10de&dev_0622,pci\ven_10de&cc_030000,pci\ven_10de&cc_0300,pci\ven_10de,pci\cc_030000,pci\cc_0300
#-198 Command line processed: "C:\WINDOWS\system32\setup.exe" -newsetup
#I393 Modified INF cache "C:\WINDOWS\Inf\INFCACHE.1".
#I022 Found "PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0622" in C:\D\G\N1\nv4_disp.inf; Device: "NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT"; Driver: "NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT"; Provider: "NVIDIA"; Mfg: "NVIDIA"; Section name: "nv4_G9x_HD".
#I023 Actual install section: [nv4_G9x_HD]. Rank: 0x00002001. Effective driver date: 11/12/2008.
#I022 Found "PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0622" in C:\D\G\N5\nv4_disp.inf; Device: "NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT"; Driver: "NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT"; Provider: "NVIDIA"; Mfg: "NVIDIA"; Section name: "nv4_G9x_HD".
#I023 Actual install section: [nv4_G9x_HD]. Rank: 0x00002001. Effective driver date: 10/07/2008.
#-147 Loading class installer module for "Video Controller (VGA Compatible)".
#E360 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file "C:\WINDOWS\system32\Desk.Cpl" for driver "Video Controller (VGA Compatible)" will be installed (Policy=Ignore). Error 0x800b0100: No signature was present in the subject.
#-166 Device install function: DIF_SELECTBESTCOMPATDRV.
#I063 Selected driver installs from section [nv4_G9x_HD] in "c:\d\g\n1\nv4_disp.inf".
#I320 Class GUID of device remains: {4D36E968-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}.
#I060 Set selected driver.
#I058 Selected best compatible driver.
#-124 Doing copy-only install of "PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0622&SUBSYS_34C41458&REV_A1\4&386B9BA3&0&0008".
#-166 Device install function: DIF_REGISTER_COINSTALLERS.
#I056 Coinstallers registered.
#-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLINTERFACES.
#-011 Installing section [nv4_G9x_HD.Interfaces] from "c:\d\g\n1\nv4_disp.inf".
#I054 Interfaces installed.
#-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLDEVICE.
#I123 Doing full install of "PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0622&SUBSYS_34C41458&REV_A1\4&386B9BA3&0&0008".
#I121 Device install of "PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0622&SUBSYS_34C41458&REV_A1\4&386B9BA3&0&0008" finished successfully.According to the setupapi.log, your install finished correctly. You then tried to remove the device 45 min later, then reinstall it again (which Windows failed because the original oem*.inf file was removed).
Please start with a clean XP source since it's obvious you had integrated older DriverPacks previously. Don't use the old DriverPacks. Use the current release DriverPacks ONLY.
Then report back after you test on an affected system using your new updated source.
Yes, it's currently being evaluated by our testing team. Once battle-tested, it'll be released to the general public.
Got them all, thanks.
But I still need to see the entire setupapi.log (and other setup*.log files). It will have all the info I need to show which portion of the driver install is failing.
Well, they will be released soon. The 3** series chips are supported in the 197.13 WHQL-candidate drivers (link on news page).
Hopefully Nvidia will release the "real" drivers soon.
I can add 197.13 into a nightly if you want.
I'll look into it.
Welcome to DriverPacks.net
*Edit
Your attachment was only your DPs_BASE.log.
I'll need to see your DPsFnshr.log and setupapi.log from the target machine C:\windows\
Welcome to DriverPacks.net
I added the code tags to your post for you.
Do you have a DPsFnshr.log file at the root of your C:\Windows\ directory after installation? Can you post the content into two posts (too long for a single post)?
Also, you should not enable the KTD option. It is old and known to cause some problems. Set it to "None"
Welcome to DriverPacks.net.
Vista and Win7 use the same drivers so we only maintain the one pack each for x86/x64. Which driver are you missing specifically?
Did you try using the DriverPacks?
No S.A.D.
Stand
Alone
Drivers disc.
It's an option in DriverPacks BASE to build exactly what you want.
Added Realtek 244 to the list of broken drivers. 
I'm testing a theory of including the older (but working) 227 drivers as well as 244 (and newer) but intentionally breaking the digital signing of select 244 .inf files to force selection of the older driver.
*Edit,
My test worked! I'll be uploading a new nightly for broader testing.
The three Graphics DriverPacks are divided up based on target systems now instead of content. This may change in the future depending on user feedback.
Graphics_A: Mainstream ATI/Nvidia desktop/mobile. (A for Active)
Graphics_B: Business-level ATI/Nvidia/Matrox for workstations; ATI FireGL, Intel, Nvidia Quadro, Matrox Parhelia (B for Business)
Graphics_C: Catch-all for the bulk of other drivers such as SIS/Via/ etc. (C for Catch-all)
The Language Third Party DriverPack contains international language versions of some files within the three main packs, so you will get prompts to overwrite the English-only files with their multi-language counterparts.
We tossed around the idea of a fourth pack to handle all the outdated/derelict drivers but this idea was abandoned.
Graphics_D: Outdated or obsolete hardware such as 3dfx/older ATI/ etc. (D for Derelict/Dated)
It's possible that we'll bring about the creation of a single "Archive" DriverPack which would include REALLY old or abandoned drivers (LAN, Graphics, Sound, etc.) for old systems. Who knows.
Offline sysprep (OLSP) is the way to go.
http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=3312
Try it, you'll be glad you did.
Did you remove any drivers with nlite? I had a similar issue where there would be a LONG delay (30+ sec) when connecting USB mouse. But I can't remember what I changed to fix it.
I don't use nlite anymore, so maybe that will fix your issue. I use RVMi removal addons to strip things out now and have my own winnt.sif for unattended options.
Your problem isn't with the USB ports or drivers because your USB ports were obviously working when you set up the systems and before the customers pick up their systems.
I think the problem is with the device manager (or registry) and how XP handles new device detection.
Here's a link to a M$ document on devcon and how to manipulate it from the command line: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311272
Hope this helps.
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