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Hi

I am using RIS to deploy W2K to several different Dell machines.

RIS seems to deal with most driver issues OK and I am running a GUI RunOnce
to run a batch file that installs extra bits of software including ie6. That
works well.

The only thing I am having difficulties with is installing some of the
drivers for the Dell D410. The Chipset, BlueTooth and Wireless Drivers have
problems if I try and install them in the GUI RunOnce. I have created a
batch file to install them but I have to do this manually once the machine is
finished the rest of the install (after ie6 is done and after the GUI RunOnce
has completed). Even then I cannot seem to install the Bluetooth drivers
silently. You have to click next a couple of times.

So the question is :

a) Can the batch file be run as part of the unattended install?
b) Can the Bluetooth drivers be installed without the need to click Next ?

Thanks


Graeme

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Hi,
Did you try to deploy your drivers with the key OemPnPDriversPath of
ris.sif file ?

Regards
Jérôme

Graeme wrote in
715446AF-F507-49F8-A1AF-C7F6FB9DF522@microsoft.com
> Hi
>
> I am using RIS to deploy W2K to several different Dell machines.
>
> RIS seems to deal with most driver issues OK and I am running a GUI
RunOnce
> to run a batch file that installs extra bits of software including ie6.
That
> works well.
>
> The only thing I am having difficulties with is installing some of the
> drivers for the Dell D410. The Chipset, BlueTooth and Wireless Drivers
have
> problems if I try and install them in the GUI RunOnce. I have created a
> batch file to install them but I have to do this manually once the machine
is
> finished the rest of the install (after ie6 is done and after the GUI
RunOnce
> has completed). Even then I cannot seem to install the Bluetooth drivers
> silently. You have to click next a couple of times.
>
> So the question is :
>
> a) Can the batch file be run as part of the unattended install?
> b) Can the Bluetooth drivers be installed without the need to click Next ?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Graeme

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Hi

I did, and this works fine for things like the audio, nic and video but the
chipset drivers and bluetooth drivers seem to need the install to be run.

Graeme

"Jérôme GUERS" wrote:

> Hi,
> Did you try to deploy your drivers with the key OemPnPDriversPath of
> ris.sif file ?
>
> Regards
> Jérôme
>
> Graeme wrote in
> 715446AF-F507-49F8-A1AF-C7F6FB9DF522@microsoft.com
> > Hi
> >
> > I am using RIS to deploy W2K to several different Dell machines.
> >
> > RIS seems to deal with most driver issues OK and I am running a GUI
> RunOnce
> > to run a batch file that installs extra bits of software including ie6.
> That
> > works well.
> >
> > The only thing I am having difficulties with is installing some of the
> > drivers for the Dell D410. The Chipset, BlueTooth and Wireless Drivers
> have
> > problems if I try and install them in the GUI RunOnce. I have created a
> > batch file to install them but I have to do this manually once the machine
> is
> > finished the rest of the install (after ie6 is done and after the GUI
> RunOnce
> > has completed). Even then I cannot seem to install the Bluetooth drivers
> > silently. You have to click next a couple of times.
> >
> > So the question is :
> >
> > a) Can the batch file be run as part of the unattended install?
> > b) Can the Bluetooth drivers be installed without the need to click Next ?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> > Graeme
>
>
>

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup_deployment (More info?)

 

Did you try to open the setup EXE with an archiver (Winzip, Winrar, ...) or
try to launch the installer and localize the temp directory. With one of
this method, you will find an INF file. That's required to be used by
OemPnPDriversPath.

I hope that will help you.
Jérôme

Graeme wrote in
EBA7C885-7496-4A72-A546-E0CEB9D1D39E@microsoft.com
> Hi
>
> I did, and this works fine for things like the audio, nic and video but
the
> chipset drivers and bluetooth drivers seem to need the install to be run.
>
> Graeme
>
> "Jérôme GUERS" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Did you try to deploy your drivers with the key OemPnPDriversPath of
>> ris.sif file ?
>>
>> Regards
>> Jérôme
>>
>> Graeme wrote in
>> 715446AF-F507-49F8-A1AF-C7F6FB9DF522@microsoft.com
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> I am using RIS to deploy W2K to several different Dell machines.
>>>
>>> RIS seems to deal with most driver issues OK and I am running a GUI
RunOnce
>>> to run a batch file that installs extra bits of software including ie6.
That
>>> works well.
>>>
>>> The only thing I am having difficulties with is installing some of the
>>> drivers for the Dell D410. The Chipset, BlueTooth and Wireless Drivers
have
>>> problems if I try and install them in the GUI RunOnce. I have created a
>>> batch file to install them but I have to do this manually once the
machine
>>> is finished the rest of the install (after ie6 is done and after the GUI
>>> RunOnce has completed). Even then I cannot seem to install the
Bluetooth
>>> drivers silently. You have to click next a couple of times.
>>>
>>> So the question is :
>>>
>>> a) Can the batch file be run as part of the unattended install?
>>> b) Can the Bluetooth drivers be installed without the need to click Next
?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>> Graeme


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