Brother i Found a Typo in your Patcher Script : Code: echo Place folders with x64 (64bit) INF drivers here >>"%IMAGE%\drivers\x86\README.txt" echo Place folders with x86 (32bit) INF drivers here >>"%IMAGE%\drivers\x64\README.txt" it must be : Code: echo Place folders with x64 (64bit) INF drivers here >>"%IMAGE%\drivers\x64\README.txt" echo Place folders with x86 (32bit) INF drivers here >>"%IMAGE%\drivers\x86\README.txt"
Best thing is you can still use fully Unattended install with ability to select Unattented file or force one them by editing Settings.ini and Dynamic drivers folder is very suitable for USB installers Also when you use OOBE.cmd tutorial too, Windows now have prefectly driven setup.
yes i have used everything as according to your suggestion & it worked flawlessly for win7 install. Tmrw will test with win10 as source. but one thing oscdimg is already there inside project directory then why its not used to create iso of source plus you can use 7z.exe & 7z.dll to extract ISO to a directory inside project so that everything will be done directly via script for end users .
It's here for future use, but I still don't like adding drivers into this project and building ISO at one time. Its nice to patch it and make ISO on your own, maybe single script like BuildISO.cmd can be great. Pointing ISO will be added too. That needs some new handling with Config.ini file for Patcher or choice for user. Both can be done. But I'm still busy with another huge project now. (And also with real life too). This patcher, AIO maker and OOBE tutorial was born from complex project and I posted only parts that can fit for all Windows versions.
Yes, I know this project exist, but its really different type of method and without Upgrade setup support.
Absolutly this patcher is only part of Windows Setup AIO Builder for 7-10 with install.wim / install.esd thats was main goal when I was building it. If you find any problems I would like to reproduce and fix it if possible. But from my findings all works.