Re: Windows 7 x86 & x64 Stand Alone Driverpack utility
I have my SAD2 folder on a different DVD. Once I have Win7 loaded on the target machine, and the installation is 100% finished, THEN I put in my SAD2 DVD and run the utility.
I've found that keeping the machine off of any network during the install minimizes any potential threat from internet malware. In fact, I don't let any machine on the network until the OS has been fully installed and I've installed some anti-virus software first.
Remember, Chipset and Mass Storage are the only boot-critical drivers. The rest can wait.
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