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[biggie777]

I need some clarification on how to slip an Intel Chipset driver into the driver section of the nlite.

I have Intel Mobile Chipset
OEM Version: 7.2.2.1006

and when I extract the downloaded driver, It has the XP folder in it with all the inf files and it is to my understanding that it doesn't matter which one you load as nlite will detect and load them all from that folder. (please correct me it I'm wrong)

But also in that folder is another folder labeled SP,and that has 3 more inf files. Am I supposed to load any of these ?

[ricktendo]

You could put them all in the same folder (overwrite with newer if needed)

But I would recommend DriverPacks.net, they are pretty good

[biggie777]

You could put them all in the same folder (overwrite with newer if needed)

The problem is that I don't know if the one's in the 'SP' folder are supposed to be integrated or what they even are.

[ricktendo]

I cant tell either if I dont have a link to the source files

[biggie777]

Here is my chipset ... http://205.196.122.1...ile Chipset.EXE

[ricktendo]

Yes, add the SP folder

[biggie777]

The weird thing is that I did a driver scan with driver magic and that scans out everything that I installed manually,which included that chipset, and none of the infs that were in the sp folder were in the scan.. Only 4 infs from the xp folder showed up.

Can you tell me why I should add them ?

[ricktendo]

You dont "have" to add them but you can, if you know what drivers your motherboard needs then only use those

[biggie777]

You dont "have" to add them but you can, if you know what drivers your motherboard needs then only use those

OK, thank you very much.