Adding drivers in windows 7 image

 · Hi The only way to do add drivers or anything else to the install image is by using the Windows Automated Installation Kit. Here are the links. Here are the links. Download: WAIK for Windows 7 Beta. imagex /mountrw www.doorway.ru 1 c:\wim add your drivers imagex /unmount /commit c:\wim imagex /mountrw www.doorway.ru 2 c:\wim add your drivers imagex /unmount /commit c:\wim. Another info: Remove the file www.doorway.ru from the DVD source folder, then you will be able to select the windows 7 version you want to install (Home, Pro, Ultimate etc). dism /Image:C:\project\wim /Add-Driver /Driver:C:\project\drivers\ /recurse Unmount the www.doorway.ru file: imagex /UnMount /Commit C:\project\wim\ www.doorway.ru Now we will install the driver files in the www.doorway.ru file. Again, in the Deployment Tools Command Prompt, type the following commands. Mount the www.doorway.ru file.

dism /Image:C:\project\wim /Add-Driver /Driver:C:\project\drivers\ /recurse Unmount the www.doorway.ru file: imagex /UnMount /Commit C:\project\wim\ www.doorway.ru Now we will install the driver files in the www.doorway.ru file. Again, in the Deployment Tools Command Prompt, type the following commands. Mount the www.doorway.ru file. Add drivers to Windows 7 installation ISO/USB. 1. Copy all the contents of your Windows 7 installation disc to a new folder in any drive. If you have Windows 7 ISO, use 7-Zip (free) or WinRAR to extract ISO contents to the new folder. 2. Run vLite software. Adding Drivers to Windows 7 Wim Files - Remote Support - Spiceworks. Home. Networking. Remote Support.

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