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I'll just this a try EDIT: Below i have added a column which shows if the drivers is x86, x64 or Mix (both). Some older inf files don't say what architecture they are so i have programmed W7T to assume they are x86. I will add some of the other requests in your initital thread later on (maybe tomorrow) as i have work soon.