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By Tommy Mikkelsen

1. Install a target wkstn with the relevant drivers, and make sure they are working correctly.
2. Take a look at the devicemanager, and locate the driver. In this case, there are five.

   

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3. Right-click on the problem driver, and select properties/details.

   In the combo, select the "matching device ID" and write down the value.

   

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4. In your SysPrep.inf file, in the section named [SysPrepMassStorage] add this

   pci\ven_8086&dev_2850=

   In this case it's

   pci\ven_8086&dev_2850=c:\windows\pro\oem\0\iaahci.inf
   (The path c:\windows\pro\oem\0 contains the driver in the base img.)

5. Repeat for the other driver as well.
6. Copy the drivers to the workstation that you create your BaseImg on, and follow the path stated in the sysprep.inf file.

   c:\windows\pro\oem\0

7. Make sure that sysprep contains the following:
   

   [Unattended]
       OemSkipEula=Yes
       InstallFilesPath=C:\WINDOWS\PRO\OEM\I386
       DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore
       ExtendOemPartition=1
       FileSystem=LeaveAlone
       KeepPageFile=0
       TargetPath=\WINDOWS
       OemPnPDriversPath=windows\pro\oem\0;
       ConfirmHardware=No
       OverwriteOemFilesOnupgrade=No
       oempreinstall=yes
       updateInstalledDrivers=Yes

8. Now take/run sysprep, and you should be a happy guy/girl.