Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Repair (Hardcore problem)

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  1. Teerex
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    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate SP1
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    Just one shot across the bow - I absolutely love the FileRepository folder. You copy it whenever you reinstall, and all the drivers not included in Windows are there - I just direct the device manager installation to that folder and it gets done in a second.

    Last time I needed it - I nuked the OEM installation on my Asus from orbit and proceded to install my Ultimate x64, but not before I had copied FileRepository.
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  3. gregrocker
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    Windows/System32/Driverstore holds all the drivers used to install Win7 and then make it Plug-n-play.

    Installed drivers are in Windows/System32/Drivers.
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  4. Teerex
    Posts : 686
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate SP1
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    gregrocker said:
    Windows/System32/Driverstore holds all the drivers used to install Win7 and then make it Plug-n-play.

    Installed drivers are in Windows/System32/Drivers.
    Installed drivers are where you say they are, but the inf files, security catalogs and the drivers, i.e. everything needed to install a driver is stored in the file repository, neatly arranged in folders; and that goes for drivers you install yourself too.
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