On a computer that has Winternals ERD Commander 2003 installed, you try to enable ERD Commander 2003 to recognize a RAID controller by using one of the following methods:

•	When you start the computer, you press F6 to add the RAID controller.
•	You add the RAID controller on the Add Driver page of the ISO Creation wizard.

When you do this, ERD Commander 2003 does not recognize the RAID controller.

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This issue occurs because some files do not load. These files are required to support the third-party drivers that are connected to the RAID controller.

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To resolve this issue, create a temporary folder for the required files, and then modify the Winpeoem.sif file to support the third-party drivers. To do this, follow these steps:

1.	Create a folder in the %TEMP% \i386\system32 folder. We recommend that you give this folder a name that is related to the required files. For example, name the folder "MyRaid."
2.	Put all the required files into the MyRaid folder. Usually, these files are located in a folder on a separate disk. Or, you can download these files from the Web site of the driver manufacturer.
3.	Open the Winpeoem.sif file by using Notepad. The Winpeoem.sif file is in the %TEMP% \i386\system32 folder.
4.	At the end of the file, set the OemDriverParams field to "MyRaid" as follows. [OemDriverParams] OemDriverRoot = "" OemDriverDirs = MyRaid

Now, you can create the drivers that are connected to the RAID controller by using the ISO Creation wizard.

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When you use the ISO Creation wizard to create an ISO image, the files that make up the ISO image are in a temporary folder. You must make the modifications that are described in the "Resolution" section before you create the ISO image by using the ISO Creation wizard.

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