InstallAware for Windows Installer
 

Drivers (Advanced Options)

The Drivers page allows you to install drivers on the target system.

Installing a Driver

To install a driver, follow these steps:

  1. Click the New button. The Install Driver dialog box appears.
  2. Enter the full path to the driver to install in the Driver Inf File field. You may click the Browse button to specify an INF file that is part of your setup, or you may refer to pre-existing files on the target system.
  3. In the Platform field, choose the processor architecture for your driver.
  4. In the Driver Installation Options field, choose additional driver installation options.
  5. Click OK to accept your changes.

Two new items are now visible in the Drivers page. One of them is for the driver installation, and the other is for the driver uninstallation, which is handled automatically for you at the same time your setup is being uninstalled. If you would not like for the driver to be automatically uninstalled when setup is being removed, select the item pertaining to the uninstall, and delete it.

Updating Driver Options

To update the installation/automatic uninstallation settings for a driver, follow these steps:

  1. Select the driver to update.
  2. Click the Edit button.
  3. Update the necessary fields in the DIFx Driver Installation dialog box.

Removing a Driver Installation

To cancel installing (and automatically uninstalling) a driver:

  1. Select the driver and the step to delete.
  2. Click the Delete button.

Scripting Details

The two-way integrated IDE emits or updates the underlying setup script every time the visual view is used. If you are using InstallAware scripting in your setups, the following information identifies the changes made by this visual page to your setup script.

Commands Used

This page emits the following types of scripting commands: DIFx Driver Install. Additional general scripting commands may be emitted.

Commands Required

This page requires the following scripting commands to be already present in your setup script: Apply Install, Apply Uninstall.