51

(22 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

mr_smartepants wrote:

Hmmm, I'm downloading the drivers from the Dell site and they're
Release Date:    12/07/2010
Version:    15.0.25, A02
I'll check them when they're done.

*Edit
Yup, they're in there alright!
DriverVer=06/10/2010, 15.0.25.0

[SynMfg]
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell__0001__PS2_Inst,*PNP0F13  ; Std PS/2 mouse
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell__0001__PS2_Inst,*SYN0002  ; Synaptics PS2 & Dell TouchPad
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell__0001__PS2_Inst,*SYN0600  ; Synaptics PS2 & Dell TouchPad
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell__0001__PS2_Inst,*SYN0601  ; Synaptics PS2 & Dell TouchPad
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP4_PS2_Inst,*SYN0603
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP5_PS2_Inst,*SYN0604
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP5_PS2_Inst,*SYN0605
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP1_PS2_Inst,*DLL02EF
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP2_PS2_Inst,*DLL0432
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP3_PS2_Inst,*DLL0461

I just did the same thing and also noted that... I was going to try creating a S3 since the HWID's are in S2 and then test it... is that the correct way to do this?

52

(3 replies, posted in Feature Requests)

I know I saw this suggestion requested before but it would be super valuable if a list of the actual integrated packs was created in the OEM folder as a record/reference

mr_smartepants wrote:

I upgraded those synaptic drivers and they're working fine for me also in my local copy of 1005b1.
- \S2  Synaptics TouchPad Driver, DriverVer=04/09/2010, 15.0.13.3

Same problem I just reported with 1007... do you have this version on any public share so I can grab it?

54

(22 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

Did an install on a Vostro 3700 with ACPI\SYN0605\4&80BDFD6&0 and it picked up the driver from L1 synaptics 7.5.19.5 4/10/2008

these are missing in 1007
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP2_PS2_Inst,*SYN0603
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP2_PS2_Inst,*SYN0604
%PS2.DellDeviceDesc% = Dell_GROUP2_PS2_Inst,*SYN0605

Hmmm I just downloaded 14.0.3 from http://www.synaptics.com/support/drivers and the SYN0605 isn't in there either... the DriverVer=12/10/2009, 14.0.19.0 that has them is from the Dell site

55

(19 replies, posted in Other)

I just tried a different USB drive with WinSetupFromUSB:

Used a 1Gig Cruzer and formatted it FAT32... laptop booted from USB, loaded files VERY SLOW, rebooted and blank screen, just sits there

EDIT:

Tried my 16 Gig Voyager and formatted it with a single NTFS partition (using the HDD option gives me a grub error when adding files), added the files and completed the process. Laptop boots, loads initial files, reboots to start windows, then just hangs...

Going to give up for now but I have made a few additional posts elsewhere and will see what I get back

56

(19 replies, posted in Other)

OK... so now I have tried each of the tools and none of them have made a USB that just works:

WinSetupFromUSB - boots off USB to menu, select 1, inspects system, loads 1st files then comes to a MS window asking if I want to setup XP, repair or quit, press enter(install) and says inspecting drive and then "can't create folder \windows

USB_MultiBoot_10 -  boots off USB, copies 1st files then says starting windows and just does nothin\windows

FlashBoot  - boots off USB, then comes to a manual 2 step process asking me to create a partition and then format it as FAT32 (I did not proceed)

WinToFlash - does not boot from USB, ntldr missing

I will keep trying and if you have ideas let me know

Acheron... care to share what tools and what steps you used to create the USB install disk?

58

(19 replies, posted in Other)

Hmmm didn't have much luck with that one yet either Helmi... I will try a few more times

59

(19 replies, posted in Other)

Helmi wrote:

I found this tool extremely helpful in getting both XP as well as 7 to install from USB:
http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/120444- … -with-gui/

You can even create one stick that can install both (as well as some other useful stuff)!

Make sure to grab the latest beta - I found it to work just perfectly.

Installing from a flash medium as opposed to an optical/mechanical combination prooves to be much faster and less prone to burning/reading errors.
As long as you BIOS supports it, it definately is the wa to go, IMO.
Plus, carrying that stick around is much more convenient than a CD/DVD with case etc...
Additionally, some drives would dislike my DVD+RWs, but even using a DVD+R doesn't help all the time (or you have to switch vendors - I already am bruning them at no faster than 4x for compatibility's sake).
So far, the stick has worked in just every system I plugged it in...

Thanks Helmi... I am trying it now smile

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(19 replies, posted in Other)

compstuff wrote:
mr_smartepants wrote:

I've never tried it with XP.  But installing Win7 via USB was a real eye-opener.  Speed, speed, speed!
I would love to try it with XP.  I came across a utility a few months back and downloaded it, but never got the time to try it out.

I just downloaded Novicorp WinToFlash 0.6.0011 beta and I am going to try it and see what happens... I'll let you know

Well so far this doesn't work "out of the box" it fails with a ntldr error so I decided to post in their forum and see if the solution would be an easy one for this... I will post updates
http://wintoflash.com/forum/viewtopic.p … &t=723

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(19 replies, posted in Other)

mr_smartepants wrote:

I've never tried it with XP.  But installing Win7 via USB was a real eye-opener.  Speed, speed, speed!
I would love to try it with XP.  I came across a utility a few months back and downloaded it, but never got the time to try it out.

I just downloaded Novicorp WinToFlash 0.6.0011 beta and I am going to try it and see what happens... I'll let you know

62

(19 replies, posted in Other)

I am really curious about this and wondered if others are also going this route... or if it presents any problems that others can she some light on?

Acheron wrote:

I have converted my XP CD to USB already.

I have been dying to try this and I will create a thread about it... thanks

DP_Misc_wnt5_x86-32_1011
Download:
MD5: b75e9bc6cbe0ccbb33c9f8f8ae70e7bc
22.1 MB

DP_Misc_wnt5_x86-32_1008b1
Download:
MD5: 551bc4dde9928670f6b2be22d5b37473
22.1 MB

Misc 100808 Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/71nkdiszh … _100808.7z
MD5: c09bc895fb273657a3f0cdb3c5c131dc
21.7 MB

Link to previous Third Party DriverPacks:
1006 final: http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=4621
100707: http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=4683

DP_Misc_wnt5_x86-32 Changelog

v10.11
Updated
- J1\  JMicron JMB38X SD/MMC Host Controller DriverVer=09/27/2010, 1.0.50.2

Moved to Chipset DriverPack
- L1\  Lenovo Virtual Power Controller DriverVer=07/27/2007,2.00.01

1008b1 - mr_smartepants
Added
- H2\ HP Quick Launch Buttons DriverVer= 09/11/2005,4.20.2
- L3\ Lenovo UPEK TouchChip Fingerprint Reader DriverVer=12/09/2008,1.9.2.0136

Updated
- J1\  JMicron JMB38X SD/MMC Host Controller DriverVer=08/24/2010, 1.0.48.1

100808 - compstuff
ADDED:
\L2
Lenovo Disabling tool for Intel Turbo Memory Driver Revision 0.70 Date:    12/13/2007

Ra wrote:

Disabling tool for Intel Turbo Memory Driver

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-68244

Done... I have no way of testing this so please report back in the appropriate thread.

SamLab wrote:

Need add Agere Systems AC'97 Modem v2136D Driver - http://slil.ru/29540787

SamLab... I am hesitant to add this driver especially after recent security events due to the fact that it's not from a vendor site... Lets see what Erik of Jeff have to say

67

(12 replies, posted in Software)

I can honestly say that I disagree with FranciscoNET and frankly he has far too many invalid statements for me to go into a diatribe here. What I will say is that as a "computer tech" he could have found out about drivers packs before their Linux migrations and XP would have be a viable option.

AHHHHH now I understand... that makes sense thanks

Thanks for the reply Rick... boy those programs can lead a person down a real bad path with mis-information... by the way I have been watching your videos on WIN7 DISM... BIG THANKS smile

mr_smartepants wrote:

There are newer versions of the Intel drivers out there, but they're beta.
I'll bet DGP is pulling their data from station drivers.  Not the best source.

But the they refer to the 9.1.2.1007 as being the latest rev they want to update TO yet thats what is in the Chipset pack...

SamLab wrote:

But S6 not updated... And S0 identical in both versions 10.07 and your 10.08.04!

Let me take a look maybe I screwed up... thanks for checking

I screwed up and used the wrong S0 folder so I just corrected the pack and re-uploaded. I couldn't find a source for the S6 driver so I uploaded what I had.

Thanks again for checking the pack

I uploaded my local version so you can see my additions:
DP_WebCam_wnt5_x86-32_100804.7z
MD5: d0771a804b3467261342793f227bc213
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=4a64t3ifggq5u

v10.08.04
UPDATED missing files
-S0\

v10.07.24
UPDATED
-S0\ Sonix Webcam Driver from DriverVer=02/16/2009,5.8.33.007 to DriverVer =  03/01/2010,5.8.53001.8

EDIT: PLEASE NOTE MD5 as I had to re-upload the file

I also just checked my recent D400 install with both Driver Genius and DriverMax and they both showed updates but they are also inconsistent with each other... damn that does make it confusing roll

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=bsq6m1do4n2t8

I use Driver Genius Pro and also Drivermax to check some of my work and installs and I notice that DGP always seems to tell me that my chipsets aren't up to date... whats up with that? ...DM shows OK

http://www.mediafire.com/i/?i0v40wy8rhshj1a

75

(3 replies, posted in Windows 7 Discussion)

I really just starting to play with Win 7 and I will check DISM later but my dumb question is what tool or tools if any are the 7 packs really designed for? Are they meant to be used with DISM or 7-lite etc? Can they be run in a SAD style? Sorry for the stupid question...