Operating system installation is invariably followed by a driver installation process to keep the devices running. In fact, having a constant computer configuration, you can optimize this process by integrating drivers into the operating system distribution.
Necessary
- - nLite program;
- - operating system distribution kit;
- - drivers.
Instructions
Step 1
Download from the Internet everything necessary for the full functioning of the computer device driver. It is best to use the official sites as they contain the latest software versions. Copy the distribution of your operating system to your hard drive. Make sure you have Microsoft. NET Framework 2.0 installed on your computer.
Step 2
Download the nLite program, install and run it. If you know English well, do not change the interface settings to Russian, since basically all Russified versions of the program contain an incomprehensible translation. In the window that opens, specify the path to the distribution kit of your operating system on the hard disk using the "Browse" button. Select the disk image and driver modes.
Step 3
Make sure nLite correctly detects the language and version of your distribution. Select the folder where the drivers are located on your computer, having previously added it to the program. Please note that they must all be in the same directory.
Step 4
Click on the "Next" button and complete the process of integrating the drivers into the distribution of the Windows operating system. Do not forget to make the disc with the new copy multiboot. This is a prerequisite for installing Windows from disk. Once the installation process is complete, your integrated drivers will be automatically installed on your computer, eliminating the need to store multiple disks for device support programs.
Step 5
Reboot the system after all drivers are installed on it. This is because not all copies of Windows with integrated drivers reboot on their own. Check the operation of the devices by running any of the media files on it. Also note the display of system information.
