Slipstreaming Chipset Driverpack for BartPE installation platform

1) 7b is an error with mass storage drivers...
    1a. therefore chipset is not relevant.

2) Chipset is greyed out because BartPE does not support chipset drivers.
2a. BartPE is not windows, It is a pre-installation  environment. (PE)
2b. all drivers in Bartpe are TextMode drivers, not windows drivers.
2c. Sound drivers are also not supported, see 2a.
2d. there is no such thing as a textmode chipset driver
   d1] Try to find an F6 driver for any chipset you ever heard of.

3)Yes it is possible and No it would not be great, your PE disk would likely just crash. There is zero benefit to force installing chipset since only textmode (read DOS) drivers are in use. Even if someone did write the plugin that would allow them to be forcefully installed and I then enabled the chipset plugin. you would still be without any acceleration benefit, it would simply take the disk longer to load and for no useful purpose whatsoever.
- 3a HWPNP is one such plugin that was used to enable some advanced drivers in BartPE. UBCD4Win uses it to enable video drivers. At one point Video drivers were disabled too. HWPnP was never advanced far enough to allow multimedia and chipset drivers. Now that the NT6 version of WinPE is out it is unlikely that it ever will be developed that far. PE is an installation and  recovery tool not a replacement for windows so little interest / development was dedicated to enabling non essential drivers (like chipset).

4) Instead of making a ridiculous statement like "it would be great if you", try asking an intelligent question. LIKE

Why are the driverpacks chipset drivers not available in BartPE?
Would enabling chipset help with a 7b error?

Then you look smart and eager to learn.

When you say "if you do this, then you will fix this" implies you know better than we do... If you are going to go there you had better make darn certain you are correct, and you were not. 

If that last statement seems harsh...
When you signed up you agreed to the rules and guidelines.
on the rules page is a link to How to ask questions the smart way
no matter how much forum experience you have it's a good read.
I re-read it once a year or so myself since there is also good tips on how to answer questions intelligently .

Questions are always safe, and well taken. Telling someone how to do their business is risky at best. Especially if the admin is a grumpy old fart.

5) If you have a 7B error then
- read "Read BEFORE you post" linked in my signature, and is Rule #0.
- report your HWIDs here 
- link us to the F6 drivers that work for you 

we will gleefully add your driver the the mass storage pack (fixing the 7b error)

Thanks for "asking"

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