How to include drivers in Windows 11 ISO using NTLite

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I watched a youtube video of a guy using NTLite to load drivers into his Windows 11 ISO and he showed how he put the drivers in a folder then just selected them but he didn't give any details on what to do.

I tried doing the same thing that guy did but for whatever reason the drivers don't install when I install Windows,I tried using exe drivers and also also extracting the driver and leaving the loose dll files in the folders but nothing has worked.

Can someone tell me the proper way to do this.
 
In the Drivers page, you indicate the path of the .inf that you want to integrate via Add - Files (in the .inf directory, there must be the other necessary files too, .cat, .sys in general)

To integrate several drivers present in a directory, you can choose Add - Directory
 
tistou77 I understand the adding drivers part,if I have let's say 10 drivers I want to have installed and I put them in a main folder then put each driver into it's own folder within the main folder do I need to indicate each drivers .inf file.
 
tistou77 said:
To integrate several drivers present in a directory, you can choose Add - Directory
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I probably wasn't explicit enough.

If you have a directory named Drivers for example, then in this directory you have 10 folders for 10 different drivers
In NTLite, you do Add - Directory and you indicate the Drivers directory
NTLite will integrate the 10 drivers present in the folders
 
They must be extracted (NTLite must have access to the .inf file)
For the .exe, you can add a command in Post Setup (After logon) and indicate the .exe so that it is installed after the installation of Windows
 
I think something else I messed up when I tried it the first time was when you get to the last stage of making the ISO I didn't know you needed to check a box that say's something about integrating the drivers as well,I just assumed that once you targeted the folder with the drivers in it you were done with the drivers.
 
You must be talking about the function of also integrating drivers in boot.wim for example
There is no need for this kind of driver (may be necessary for some drivers and machines like RST with some brands of PC)
 
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