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The thread discusses the challenge of creating a bootable application that requires USB and WiFi drivers. The original poster asks how to add these drivers to a bootable DVD or USB to enable device access, seeking sources to download them. A respondent suggests using the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) to modify Windows 7 ISO files for this purpose.
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pstein

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I am planning to compose an application which should later be put on a bootable DVD or bootable USB flash drive.

In order to allow the application to access USB flash drives and WiFi network I need to add some generic USB 2.0/3.0 drivers as well as WiFi drivers.

How do I do that?

Are these drivers downloadable from somewhere?

Thank you
Peter
 

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use the wdk to remove them from any windows 7 iso... Link Removed
 

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