How to copy motherboard drivers from DVD to installable executable?  

I've just finished installing a new W7 Ultimate to a new partition. Now I need to install the motherboard drivers from a DVD.
Only prob is I've allocated my DVD connections to another HDD.
What I'd like to do is create an executable package of these drivers that can be transferred to the new install in a folder that I can open and click just one exe that will sequentially install the whole lot, one by one.
Sure I'll have to temporarily reconnect the DVD drive but that's easily done.
Is this feasible?

SIW2 thanks, but where is the folder that contains my drivers? Aren't they scattered about in various locations? And aren't there several different types of files, like .inf, .sys, .dll? I have 34,000 .dlls, 5000 .infs, 2800 .sys. Are you saying that Dism++ somehow knows which of these are relevant?

That sounds promising
And to get those drivers into the new W7 installation...?

EDIT: Duh, sorry. You already covered that :-(

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Success, that worked well. (Once I got the instructions into my thick skull).
I have a couple more queries if you would be so kind. Here's a pic:


Should I tick all the boxes? I did, although there was one marked 'Unknown'.
What is the tickable 'Display in-box' for?
Should the process be done immediately after installation, ie, before the new install has been run for the first time?
After I finished I wondered if I should have created the new folder in the new installation, then I figured it was just making more clutter there. What do you think?

Ok, got it. Very helpful info. TVM.