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    I have ADSL 20Mb/s at work, and downloads for McRip are slowly compared with SoloR...

    "Hotfix Updates" it's not ok...?

    Regards... ;-)

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    Updating x64, working well... very slow discharge... continue to report... ;-)

    x64 updates downloaded ok, go to try x86...

    downloading x86 updates...

    still downloading, all work ok, but McRip host seems slowly...

    Hi Legolash, old friend. Hope you remember me? LOL...

    I configured the server for it and it can be done.

    That means your next version can be built with it.

    Cheers

    Thank's, friend... :prop:

    Regards... ;-)

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    nope, your usb 3.0 ports are not native, you have an AsMedia usb 3.0 controller. You can check right now if your usb 3.0 ports are bootable - plug in a stick in one of those USB 3.0 ports. My bet is it won't be seen as a drive in BIOS.

    Yes, are native and bootables, I choose USB drive from Menu by press F8 at BIOS boot... AsMedia usb 3.0 controller is integrated in motherboard...

    Regards... ;-)

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    Yeah, however I'm not sure some BIOS-es will see those bootable usb sticks when inserted in the USB 3.0 capable ports, because they're beeing ''rerouted'' through third-party USB 3.0 controllers. So for some those interesting oportunities are very limited, for others (native USB 3.0 - Intel Z77/B75 chipsets or AMD A75 chipset) not so limited. :)

    PCI USB 3.0 adapters don't boot because don´t have BIOS to control boot devices... my motherboard is an Asus P8P67LE with native USB 3.0...

    Well i've added the option anyway.

    Good work...

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    @alfreire, PLEASE, provide a link to the driver you are having problems with or we can't help you.

    Cheers and Regards

    Thank's anyway...

    Regards... ;-)

    When you add drivers to the AIO list, it integrates at the end 'SYSTEM', 'SCSIADAPTER' and 'HDC' drivers in boot.wim image #2.

    Thank's... ;-)

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    It should do that automatically, but i'd still like the link to the driver :P

    i don´t know that... I always work with boot.wim and install.wim individually... What drivers are also installed in boot.wim that? mass storage drivers and then some...? I install in boot.wim mass storage and USB 3.0 drivers ...

    Regards... ;-)