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Then in a install new image Task Sequence I created, I use that new Selection Profile within the Inject Drivers section.Window Autopilot is getting better and better with every release of Microsoft Intune and Windows 10 build. I was confused on how the Sound, Video, chipset, etc drivers, get installed afterwards if we are only injecting the ethernet drivers during the boot process.īut, after a little more digging, I think I needed to add those remaining system drivers into a new Selection Profile (for each specific model). I then created the secondary folder in the Out Of Box Drivers section for those remaining system drivers. You then updated the Deployment Share to only use the WinPE10圆4 Selection Profile in the Drivers and Patches section within the WinPE section. In your post you created a WinPE10圆4 folder in the Out Of Box Drivers section and added just the ethernet drivers, created a Selection Profile called WinPE10圆4, selected the folder WinPE10圆4 form the Out Of Box section with all the ethernet drivers for the boot file. Sorry for the confusion and all the typos. I am using Toshiba as an example in the pic. (if you use HP then it would be Hewlett-Packard) > Models of computers. I think the maker for HP is spelled out as Hewlett-Packard when you run the wmic > computer system command.Īfter the above is completed the structure should be: The same procedures for the HP models as well. I avoid duplicates when it shows me duplicates.Ĭontinue performing these steps for all dell models. (just like the computer showed you when you ran the wmic> computer system command).Īt this point most people just dump the drivers into that model folder. folder create a new folder and call it the exact model (case sensitive and space sensitive) of your computer. (Just like the computer showed you when you ran the wmic> computer system command). Navigate to the Out of Box Drivers node and create a folder called Dell Inc. Now that you know the maker/model of your computers we need to setup the same structure so MDT will inject all the drivers for the computers when it needs it. If you wish to PXE boot you can import the boot image from WDS to look at the boot folder. The boot images will reside at the deploymentshare\boot folder. The boot images will get created with the NIC drivers you specified in the selection profile.
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Close the properties windows and update your deployment share by right clicking your deployment share and choose Update. Select the WinPE selection profile so MDT knows where to get NIC drivers for the boot image to inject. The final step in this process is to go to the properties of your deployment share > WinPE tab, choose your platform type, then click Drivers and Patches tab.
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You have completed the structure and added the NIC drivers for the boot image. Select the WinPE folder as you see in the pic. You will need the name of the folder WinPE圆4 or WinPEx86. Right click on Selection profiles and create new selection profile. Navigate to the Advanced Configuration node. We need to create a selection profile for the WinPE folder or folders you made. You will need to continue to structure your WinPE folder this way per model computer you have until all the nic drivers per model are in there.