[ANSWERED] Integrate drivers tutorial

can anyone show me a link to a tutorial who describe how to integrate drivers in the win 8.1iso
can´t find it anywhere

Go into customization tab then go to system then u cal see the drivers option jst click it and brows the driver folder

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Exactly !

And you also need to prepare this folder with your drivers : create a folder for each drivers you have (which uses *.inf file). They will be integrated directly into your ISO (so before windows installation).

But if you want to use executable files for drivers (*.exe, *.msi, ..) this tool can't help you. In fact, you need to use :
-> "System" Tab -> "WinReducer Post Installation" tab -> and use the one you prefer "OEM folder" and/or "OOBE" to launch them after windows installation.

Regards.

winterstorm2050 wrote:

TOPIC MOVED TO "HELP" FORUM !

Exactly !

And you also need to prepare this folder with your drivers : create a folder for each drivers you have (which uses *.inf file). They will be integrated directly into your ISO (so before windows installation).

But if you want to use executable files for drivers (*.exe, *.msi, ..) this tool can't help you. In fact, you need to use :
-> "System" Tab -> "WinReducer Post Installation" tab -> and use the one you prefer "OEM folder" and/or "OOBE" to launch them after windows installation.

Regards.

M realy sory winterstorm i knw its not rt 7 lite forum but i didnt find such active n kind admin of many sites i like ur activness n kindness u reply to all ..sory 4 my bad english i hope u understan 
 My question is after integrating drivers into win 7 using rt 7 lite when i want to burn this iso in usb using "rufus" for uefi when i select fat 32 format then error arise this efi bootable win require i forgot the exact error i hope u understand error was my "iso didnt support efi"

Works awesome, thanks :-)

I have a second question, up to now, i have just remove:
All UI
All Languages
All Keyboard Languages

Works perfect without that components, but i will reduce the iso to ~10gb after Installation, do you have any tips what files are big and unneedet to remove?

Thanks

 

You could check this thread for more information : LINK

winterstorm2050 wrote:

 

You could check this thread for more information : LINK

Wrong link??

I have a question about integrating a Realtek RTLWLANE PCI-E Wireless LAN NIC driver. Here is the full .INF: http://pastebin.com/k0tNHXNZ.
* Whenever I try to integrate this baby, I get an error message in Windows saying it can't find files.
* If I then try to install the same driver manually, I get the same error.
* I checked the Windows folder and the .cat and .sys are not integrated.
* When I remove the oem?.inf corresponding from the installation, I STILL can't install that particular driver manually.
* If I then try to install a different version of the same driver, all goes well...

Hmz, I just tried to integrate some drivers with WinReducer7 and saw that both the driver integration command prompt and the updates integration command prompt popped up simultaneously. As a result, all driver integrations failed, because DISM was already busy with the image integrating an update.

So, I think winterstorm should have a look to make sure the updates integration process waits for the driver integration process to finish...

Not sure if this is related to the issue described in my previous post, though.

Take care you are in the WinReducer 8.1 forum !

You discuss about that in the WinReducer 7.0 v3.00, thank you !

winterstorm2050 wrote:

Take care you are in the WinReducer 8.1 forum !

You discuss about that in the WinReducer 7.0 v3.00, thank you !

I know, I know  Just thought my problems with 8.1 could be related to what I experienced in 7.

So in regards to Steve21's original question, there is no tutorial on how to integrate drivers.
From what I understand though, I put my individual drivers folders for video, audio, chipset....., into -> "System" Tab -> "WinReducer Post Installation" tab -> and use the one you prefer "OEM folder" and/or "OOBE" to launch them after windows installation.

These files contain exe, bin, inx and so on, and that's good?

And how do I launch them "after" windows installation? Do you mean once windows has been installed on the new hard drive? And if so, where would I find them?
I just wish there were a tutorial on the whole process for Dummies Like Me.