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Hello, we had a manual process of downloading the drivers for each model and then have SCCM created a package of the drivers using the "Drivers" Import wizard. When I used the tool, it's creating the package and placing the package in the "Packages" > Driver packages". How can I use this in the task sequence when upgrading to windows 11.
Thanks,
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You need to read the documentation. It's all explained in detail.
In short you need to run a custom powershell-script [Invoke-CMApplyDriverPackage.ps1] in your task sequence.
Packages are way faster then "Operating Systems\Drivers", both when it comes to importing drivers, distributing to DP's, downloading to clients and installation/extraction. Make sure you use .wim-format for the additional advantage with branch cache.
Hello, we had a manual process of downloading the drivers for each model and then have SCCM created a package of the drivers using the "Drivers" Import wizard. When I used the tool, it's creating the package and placing the package in the "Packages" > Driver packages". How can I use this in the task sequence when upgrading to windows 11.
Thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: