How to Add Driver of an .exe file to an Offline Windows Image


  1. budi
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    How to Add Driver of an .exe file to an Offline Windows Image


    How to Add Driver of an .exe file to an Offline Windows Image? I know how to of a driver in a compressed file by using DISM but don't know of an Intel (or any company else) driver in form of .exe file
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  3. FreeBooter
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    You might able to extract the driver installation files forum executable file using 7-zip.
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