This is the most common way to "convert" a driver installer into its component parts, including the .inf file required for manual installation.
Since direct conversion is impossible, use one of these three practical approaches depending on your source EXE. how to convert exe to inf file
| Section | Purpose | |--------|---------| | [Version] | Required. Identifies the target Windows version and the type of installation (driver, software, etc.). The Signature directive is mandatory. | | [SourceDisksNames] | Lists the source media. Even if you have only one folder, you still need a stub entry. | | [SourceDisksFiles] | Associates each file to be copied with a source disk number. | | [DestinationDirs] | Specifies target directories. For example, 11 means %SystemRoot%\System32 . You can use numeric codes for standard system folders. | | [DefaultInstall] | Defines which actions to perform when the INF is installed (right‑click → Install). It lists other sections that handle file copying, registry changes, etc. | | [YourCopySection] | Lists the files to be copied. | | [YourRegistrySection] | Lists registry changes. For example, HKLM,Software\YourCompany adds a key; the last three parameters specify the value name, type, and data. | | [Strings] | Holds localisable strings. Use %ProviderName% as a placeholder that gets replaced during installation. | This is the most common way to "convert"