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We have created one WinXPSP2 image for similar boxes (Dell laptops). These
laptops use the same network driver. There are two scenarios:
1. We ran sysprep reseal (without running factory). On first login we are
prompt for the network driver location with the file location box pointing to
c:\windows\drivers cache\i386 folder.
2. We ran sysprep -factory then sysprep -reseal. The winbom.ini folder
includes the driver path entry. On first login the system takes 10 minutes to
get past "installing network devices." The driver will auto-install. Ten
minutes is a long time. It would be faster to install the driver manually.
I a a few questions:
1. Are there any references how Windows XP loads devices into
c:\windows\drivers cache\i386 folder on first login. How does Windows copy
files to this cache folder? I think there is are registry keys that tell
WIndows where to copy drivers from.
2. is there more "detailed" documentation what -factory and winbom.ini do?
Skipper's Girl
laptops use the same network driver. There are two scenarios:
1. We ran sysprep reseal (without running factory). On first login we are
prompt for the network driver location with the file location box pointing to
c:\windows\drivers cache\i386 folder.
2. We ran sysprep -factory then sysprep -reseal. The winbom.ini folder
includes the driver path entry. On first login the system takes 10 minutes to
get past "installing network devices." The driver will auto-install. Ten
minutes is a long time. It would be faster to install the driver manually.
I a a few questions:
1. Are there any references how Windows XP loads devices into
c:\windows\drivers cache\i386 folder on first login. How does Windows copy
files to this cache folder? I think there is are registry keys that tell
WIndows where to copy drivers from.
2. is there more "detailed" documentation what -factory and winbom.ini do?
Skipper's Girl