Codfish

I deleted all of the drivers that basically came with Windows. Though this sounds bad by the looks of it, I didn't think it really is that bad. As long as I have the necessary drivers, I'm fine. The only problem is this problem I'm getting. Even though I don't use it, it still is a little bit of a bugger as it keeps on popping up everytime I boot Windows.

Hello all! Here is the scenario! Everytime I restart Windows, everything is perfectly fine. The only time it begins to screw up is when Windows is fully booted up. I get the Add Hardware Wizard popped up, asking me if I want to install the driver for NIC1394 everytime I start up Windows. I really just want to install this hardware so that it can stop popping up. I tried inserting my CD-ROM, and reinstalling my motherboard drivers, but that did not work. I tried using Windows Update to find the necessary drivers, but that didn't work either! Also, if you want to know, I just reinstalled Windows. It's a lite version of Windows I created using nLite. Does anybody know what I need to do? Thanks, Cod.

Alright. So, I recently modified my version of Windows XP using nLite. I took out all of the built in drivers that it had, along with other stuff so that boot up, as well as the overall performance would be faster. So, since I deleted all of those onboard drivers, I need a software that would scan the currently plugged in hardware and see if there's a new driver for it, then install those new drivers to my PC! Umm, Does anybody know of an application that would do that? o.o