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i think these *.cmd and *.exe files on C:\ are not normal thing

there is bug in DPBase, Bâshrat the Sneaky is working to resolve it i think this option will work on DPBase v6.06.1
if you need CP, just rename ATICCC.ins to ATICCP.ins on OEM folder on slipstreamed winxp installation

this question not for Bâshrat the Sneaky, just do google search like "right click ati menu remove" and get answer at http://windowsxp.mvps.org/atimenu.htm

i think, at first, you need to get the tool which told you about what is that "unknown device" (for example Unknown Devices 1.2 or PCI 32 Sniffer 1.1, both found on Hiren's BootCD 8.1), second, extract with 7-zip proper DP driver pack on local disk, third, run on command prompt DevPath.exe C:\D (DevPath.exe you could get from DPbase_install_dir\bin\M2.7z and the path C:\D is correct if you extract proper driver pack in its default path ) and finally delete "unknown device" and try to let the system to detect the right driver. This method is correct if you use method 2 and KtD (Keep the Drivers) disable then you builded sliptsreamed winxp cd with DP. In other case you could try to use method 2, with enabled KtD and let some DP to stay on local disk after install, or use method 1, but then you need dvd, because windows xp and all DriverPacks simply do not fit on CD or maybe i'm wrong and you need RTFM

autoupdate is ok, but if it will work the same way as DP Base do then it will be catastrophe
after closing DP Base 6.05.1 and installing DP BAse 6.05.2, the script deleted DP Base 6.05.2 installer
and then - nothing... where is my DP Base ?
so,is it possbile to make:
1. to leave installer in some catalog for future needs in disaster case and for saving of the traffic
2. after successful installation of DP Base the new version of DP Base would launch automatically