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Well, i was right!!! I shouldn't get too excited as i've only tested on one piece of hardware, but the method seems sound. The INF file for my hardware wasn't very silent and so i had to click thru stuff, but the point was the computer did the following: 1) it found an unknown piece of hardware 2) it found an INF file for it. 3) and i forced the process above and am able to automate it.

It seems the rest of the task is easy. Unfortunately most if not all INFs will have to be modified to be nice and silent but maybe it won't be so bad.

My plan is that the Driver Pack will simply have the drivers i have a need for and the INFs for those will be done by me. If you want to include your drivers, you are going to have a much better chance of getting them.quickly. inserted by doing the modding of the INFs yourself. I only recently learnt myself its not that hard. SO now i'm working on a method to use the driver packs.whenever. ie we don't want to just use it when re-installing the OS. What about if you come across a piece of hardware and you had.no.

idea what it was, theoretically, if the driver packs were big enough, all you would have to do is run them and the hardware would be installed. There's no hope that this project will ever get to that stage but the concept would be interesting to nail down. I can think of many uses for a universal automated driver installer. SO if i release something, you should be able to test it by creating your own test driver pack (simply an archive of the needed files) and checking it out. That's the plan. Just an observation you might be able to take advantage of here, but at times I've left an old removed modem's inf file in the Windows INF Other folder and had Windows keep reinstalling it silently without prompting anything. I thought I was losing my mind!

The fifth reboot and I still had a five time removed from the device mangler modem, convinced me to take another look around, I found the Other folder and nuked the offending inf file in there and then Windows started asking me for a different modem installation location which I happily pointed it to. But, modem files do go to the INF Other folder normally or so I've thought for a long time now, mine also currently holds a sound card inf file.

I don't understand a great deal of how Windows detects a new piece of hardware or gathers matching inf files for it and then installs the proper one. Each process is a complete mystery to me so I won't be much further help. There is a parameter in MSBATCH.INF (can't remember what it is offhand.) that allows for pointing to a secondary folder for INF's, etc. This would have to be placed on the HDD along with the setup files (etc.; ref. Soporific's UBCD) for them to be 'found'.

They cannot be '.exe' or '.msi' etc, ONLY INF's and the related files. Also reference ShadeTreeLee's comment about WINDOWS/INF/OTHER (it's relevant).

This is how OEM's pull this stunt off. The main problems as I see them are - gathering the INF's and the associated files (for each INF) and placing these into the special folder. Windows Setup will then find them and install the necessary files as appropriate. having a list of all (potential) candidates for Setup Install (lots of hardware out there that is not in W98SE WHCL). Make a list(?) and search away! Edit - FOUND IT!

This is from WinME. Haven't tried it, but it may work for 98SE (MSBATCH.INF). I'm building a Win98se video drivers pack!!!

It doesn't have to be strictly Win98se, but that is the system i intend using it on, i should be able to include instructions about how to add drivers to the publicly available pack. Please post your suggestions about what to include in it, please post direct links if you can. No worries if you can't. Thanks to all for the info, all the replies since my last one were excellent, i shall reveal which method i went with very soon. The pack contains so far: 1. SiS530 VGA display driver.

Edited September 24, 2007 by soporific. I'd say you at least need one Nvidia and one Ati driver.

I'd suggest Ati Radeon Catalyst v6.2 since that's the last one avaible for 9x and Nvidia Forceware 82.96 (official or unofficial version). Some people might want older (but more stable) drivers for nvidia cards too.

You could add lots of old cards (matrox, intel, 3Dfx.) but watch out as it'll quickly grow huge. Oh, direct links? Ok: Here's for Catalyst - and for unofficial Nvidia - i definitely want one of each, thanks for the tips. I was going to write something else but its not yet relevant. Sorry for this post, there no new info!

Edited September 24, 2007 by soporific.