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Otherwise it can be done with a script pointing at some folder
e.g. my simple pe builds ( the builds with a litle menu ) contain this line in pecmd.ini
IFEX %systemdrive%\pedrivers,
{
EXEC !PNPUTIL /add-driver %systemdrive%\pedrivers\*.inf /subdirs /install
)
that assumes a folder named pedrivers on the root of the wim %systemdrive% is x: in booted winpe
Another way could be to call a .cmd file from winpeshl.ini such as startnet.cmd .
e.g.
winpeshl.ini
Add a few lines to startnet.cmd to install drivers from whatever your folder is called. You will see cmd prompt briefly if you do that
e.g. my simple pe builds ( the builds with a litle menu ) contain this line in pecmd.ini
IFEX %systemdrive%\pedrivers,
{
EXEC !PNPUTIL /add-driver %systemdrive%\pedrivers\*.inf /subdirs /install
)
that assumes a folder named pedrivers on the root of the wim %systemdrive% is x: in booted winpe
Another way could be to call a .cmd file from winpeshl.ini such as startnet.cmd .
e.g.
winpeshl.ini
Code:
[LAUNCHAPPS]
STARTNET.CMD
WHATEVER YOUR SHELL ISAdd a few lines to startnet.cmd to install drivers from whatever your folder is called. You will see cmd prompt briefly if you do that
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