mr_smartepants wrote:Both.
The "All" folder contains drivers that all NT6 OS's can use. The other folders are specific to only that OS.
In reality, you can use all the folders. DISM is smart enough to only try and use drivers for the OS it's servicing at the time.
But having all those extraneous drivers slows down the process.
OK, so I been doing kinda right then. I take all the driver folders from the (example) "Win7" Lan folder and copy them to the "All" lan folder to get them in one place for WinToolKit. I only use Lan for the OS slipstream and Mass storage and I have some USB3 drivers for the boot.wim slipstream. I keep all the other drivers Audio and such on the second partition of my bootUSB HD and if I need them, point Windows to that folder and it finds the driver most of the time. Thanks mr_smartepants.
Also if it's meant to use the Drivers from the "All" folder or covers all drivers for that hardware (Lan). Why are there separate folders labeled Win7 Win8 Vista and Server?
Last edited by laddanator (2012-09-02 09:15:56)