That's not modifying the driver, it's only modifying the install program's .ini file to allow the driver to be installed for a different chipset.
If that mod works for that driver and that chipset you're home free.
Using that technique (modifying a driver's .ini file) with a different driver and or different chipset without knowing exactly what you're doing could easily lead to you asking my favorite computer question ..."Are flames supposed to shoot out of it like that?"
If that mod works for that driver and that chipset you're home free.
Using that technique (modifying a driver's .ini file) with a different driver and or different chipset without knowing exactly what you're doing could easily lead to you asking my favorite computer question ..."Are flames supposed to shoot out of it like that?"