Thank you for answering me.
Ntp-server helps
But which parameter do you use f�r the OemPnPDriversPath in the unattend.txt.
If i put in the unattend.csv "000C29ADADAD","DriverPath,"driver\a;Driver\b;driver\c" for example, your script lists all of the drivers-subdirectories in the %oem$\$1\Drivers directory ( where a,b and c exist) and asks which i want. Thats the main reason, why i copied the Drivers the scripted way.
As far as i know, the unattend-Setup does not search for Drivers in the subdirectory, if i only use driver as OemPnPDriversPath. i Think, not to divide the drivers into subdirectories would not be possible, because they often have the samefilenames ( for ex. oemsetup.inf )
Do something like that in your unattend.txt file:
In [Unattended] part:
OemPnPDriversPath = "Drivers\video\I845;Drivers\net\admt983;Drivers\sound\ac97;Drivers\video\SiS661"
An place these drivers in $oem$\$1\Drivers...
Second:
if i join a workgroup and use a password .,xyzabc for the admin and do not add any users to the admingroup, i could not log in when the setup is finished.
you could not log in as whom? Administrator? check if the password in unattend.txt matches...
Tomek
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