Adding drivers

In 10PESE, I went to Drivers > Driver integration to add drivers that I got from SDI. 

In 10XPE, it looks like I add drivers by Build Core > Copy Drivers Here, but when I click the button, it opens my Documents folder. 

Do I really put the drivers in the Documents folder, or am I hopelessly confused?  :)

Very excited to try out 10XPE.

Hi tsherr

add drivers by Build Core > Copy Drivers Here, but when I click the button, it opens my Documents folder

In Win10XPE it opens C:\XPE64\Custom\x64\Drivers  for me

ps. is your base folder on the root of a drive?

Hi tsherr

In Win10XPE it opens C:\XPE64\Custom\x64\Drivers  for me

ps. is your base folder on the root of a drive?

I'm using:
c:\PE\10XPE
c:\PE\10PESE
c:\PE\7PESE

Does using a subfolder like that break things?

Maybe I'll use subst and see if that works.

Hi tsherr

c:\PE\10XPE - Does using a subfolder like that break things?

I'm sure they would be fine, but in general the shorter the path the better and not being clairvoyant, I was checking it wasn't sitting on your desktop or somewhere else that can add a long path to your build that could potentially add a problem, in some circumstances
maybe James can suggest a reason for the wrong folder being opened

If Winbuilder is installed on the the  same partition as Windows many things don't work.

maybe James can suggest a reason for the wrong folder being opened

Base Directory / "Custom" Folder Not present....

No problem if Custom folder doesn't exist, the button recreates de  folder, but not in Windows partition.

I stand Corrected it will recreate "Custom" Folder

IF a "Windows 10 Source" has been selected to populate the Project Global Variables
Otherwise it opens User/Documents

So The Fix is - You Must First Select Your "Windows 10 Source"..

http://theoven.org/index.php?topic=2569.0

IF a "Windows 10 Source" has been selected to populate the Project Global Variables
Otherwise it opens User/Documents

So The Fix is - You Must First Select Your "Windows 10 Source"..