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Just before first login network function should be available,
you need to have network card drivers installed of course,
(you cant network if your card isn't installed )
and the NIC settings appropriate for your environment are set.

- VM ware uses generic / native drivers and none need to be added... So it works

Most of the time live metal will need the network card drivers installed BEFORE you can get to the network... So it fails

You need drivers, to get to your drivers, as silly as that sounds.

you know it's in there when your driver is installed . Odds are it is in there.

if it is not you add it, even better you report a missing driver and it gets added to the next release.

all of this is in the FAQ section of our site.

Welcome to DriverPacks.net

We find it easier for everyone when you help us to help you.

Read BEFORE you post. as the name implies is to ensure you understand what that means.

In this case:
the HWIDs of the item(s) we are discussing.
the versions of the drivers we are discussing.
your install process.
is this win7 home, pro, ultimate, enterprise?

based on what content is there it sounds like you would like to force install a driver for a different device. That does not usually work out well. Add some meat (omitted details) to your query

rename the file... test... report.

yup drivers only in the pack please

Yes you can remove or disable them. Why do you want this?

You can disable them by editing the DriverPacks ini file for the corresponding folder
obviously from DriverPacks BASE this is an option.
this is also a finisher option.

Removing them... well sure you can, your results are not guaranteed to be stable. If you do remove them please also disable/remove them in the pack's ini file. HOW TO edit packs is discussed at length in the FAQ section of the forum. full detail is exposed in the mass storage section; which is, by far, the most difficult to understand and manipulate. All of the packs follow the same conventions but mass storage uses all of the options, some packs use none, graphics is the second hardest.

Techdud, since he is a clever guy, figured out how to move control panel items to 3rd party DriverPack - Impressive .

With the NT6 DriverPacks it's really easy. It does not have conflict issues like NT5 did.

You could just keep adding drivers... But i don't think that is the best plan .

Simply replace old units with newer and add missing ones...

There is a special command line to compress files for release, requested by BadPointer.
(it puts the INF files separate for easy extraction.)

Simply 7zipping works fine for normal use.

There are instructions in the FAQ section, and questions are always welcome.

Welcome to DriverPacks jmeile,

It's awesome that this fixed your issue and is why we don't close old topics.

I am duly impressed that you used search !

I am further impressed by the detailing of what worked for you. Your experience may help others.

did you use this driver for windows install or for BartPE Plugin?

Thanks for helping us to help you

That is how I do it... I mount a known good ISO image... That i ahve slipstreamed with DriverPacks BASE.

then you don't need the E2B dpms routine, you are using the original DriverPacks BASE DriverPack MassStorage method that we know is rock solid.

Using a modified ntdetect file will give the advantage of loading more drivers. It's not really a modified file it's actually the one from 2k3 server. this normally is useful when doing sysprep because in that mode the amount of ram available is exactly half the normal amount. We have not had any issues during installation with memory limits, when using DriverPacks BASE to add drivers to source. Same goes for DriverPacks BASE BartPE plugins. There are times this is useful... I don't think you have found one of them .

Yes... Listen closely, consider carefully, maybe even test the waters, but always make your own decision.

yes it does work with our DriverPacks...
In fact we even changed our method of archiving the packs to help his program run faster .

an excellent suggestion, from the author no less. Please try that too and report your experience, good or bad, in that thread. We need some feedback there .