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Only issue with integrating the intel chipset drivers I have is dmi_pci.inf and the 'High Precision Event Timer'

In the device manager properties Resource tab it conflicts with another driver...fix is to uninstall (make sure to fully delete INF), reboot and reinstall

I guess because of this problem is why it was removed for Windows 7 back in 9.1.1.1015 (Link)

Happy Holydays

Upload your driverpack and post your hwid's lets see if we can figure out the error

What updatepack/addons are you also integrating?

Nothing the base does happens at T13, its only during the beginning of the gui setup and finally during first login

One bad thing about using pnputil is it will add ALL the drivers to DriverStore, even if the hardware is not present on your PC (Like KTD on steroids)

Yes, according to this article KB937793 it was first introduced in Vista

Lots better, some files are still not getting copied

Also some drivers are missing a cat, because they does not use CatalogFile they use CatalogFile.ntx86/.ntamd64

CatalogFile.ntx86 = sfepx86.cat
CatalogFile.ntamd64 = sfepx64.cat

Modem driver is missing the following file

%ProgramFiles%\CONEXANT\CNXT_MODEM_HDA_HSF\UIU64m.exe

There are two program files folders on x64 machines, here are the DIRID numbers for X64 specific INF files just in case you need them

16422 = %ProgramFiles%
16426 = %ProgramFiles(x86)%
16427 = %CommonProgramFiles%
16428 = %CommonProgramFiles(x86)%

TV driver did not copy the files to sub folders named

Driver85
Driver85\64bit

NVIDIA driver did not copy NvCplSetupInt.exe, you will find this in the 01 dir which means the same driver that contains the INF (driverstore folder)

Here is the driver backuper backup

http://www.mediafire.com/?k5twqm6k8ct85i5

Here is my personal driverpack with all the drivers I integrate (for comparison purposes)

http://www.mediafire.com/?6t18owzi4g8493d

Heres a suggestion, if on Windows 7 have your tool find out the correct name of oem#.inf and then all you would need to do is go to the DriverStore folder and copy the entire forlder (and delete the pnf). This is best because Windows is smarter, it even copies the CoInstaller files even if they are not mentioned in the SourceDisksFiles section

BTW check out this driver backup tool, it searches the entire hdd until it finds the file (but it does not work on x64) also check out how it renames the INF with the same name as the CAT file

http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/83960-u … ver-backup

Renaming the INF is good especially for Windows Vista/7 users, a bunch of oem#.inf_amd64_neutral_c7fb486a9758e3d8 folders in DriverStore does not look good

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Drivers Backup Solution 1.11.22 @Romeo91 (www.adia-project.net)
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Copying file has failed!

From: C:\Windows\inf\oem16.inf

To:C:\Users\Ricardo\Downloads\DriversBackUpSolution_FULL_v1.11.12\drivers\vista_7\x64\DP_RICKS-LAPTOP_wnt6_x64_11/23/2010\USB\Intel(R) ICH8 Family USB2 Enhanced Host Controller - 283A\oem16.inf
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OK   
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That is the same error I get with all 36 drivers, then it says completed successfully, here is debuglog http://www.mediafire.com/?nbqkn8a1r10ey1r

yota.ru seems legit, Sony ftp has a more updated driver v1.6.3 do you trust them more?

ftp://ftp.vaio-link.com/PUB/VAIO/ORIGIN … _1.6.3.ZIP

Edit: seems to be for Windows 7 only

Failed to copy all drivers

http://letitbit.net/download/84402.8b3e … g.txt.html

Romeo91 I posted my log and drivers over on MSFN, but we can use this forum if you prefer

Post a link to the driver and your device hardware id lets have a look

BTW what did you use to collect the driver, did you manually do it or did you use a program