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Unfortunately, Actual Installer doesn't have this feature to install drivers.
But you can write an app to install your driver and then add the command to launch this app after installation.

In which folder you have installed driver files?

Windows 7 does not support this "Pin to Taskba" feature if the file name contains the following words:
install
setup
uninstall

So you just need to rename the Actual Installer shortcut to: e.g. Actual Inst and then pin it to the taskbar.

There are two solutions:
1. Just select the "Force Uninstall" option on the "Installation-Uninstallation" tab.
2. Using the command you have specified, but with a little change:
Parameter: /C rd /s /q "<InstallDir>"

To create an empty folder you just need to add the following command on the System/Commands tab:

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Command: <SystemDir>\cmd.exe
Parameters: /C mkdir "<InstallDir>\New Folder"
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Timing: After Installation

Yes, use the following path for File Destination:

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<WindowsDir>\My Dir

To view all installer variables click here.

Thank you, mark83.
This feature is already in our TODO list, and we will try to add it in new releases of Actual Installer.

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