Hello,

I have integrated all of the NIC drivers into the boot.wim.  I am using a standalone Media. I would like to include all of the drivers for a particular Model of laptop into OSD process.  The connection back to the Primary Server is very slow on this distribution point.  Using Dism could I slipstream all of the drivers of the model of laptop into the Operating system Image to make them available during the operating system Deployment? I know this will make the Standalone media large on a USB stick.  Is this the best way to do this?

Thanks again!!!

Mark

Hello Mark,

Not sure if you have seen this article or not, but you can follow the steps provided, let me know of this helps or what you are looking for, or I'll keep looking.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn293258.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

Thanks for your response.  I know the process of burning a standalone image to a USB, but want to clarify how to add all of the drivers for a particular model of laptop  to the Operating system image using dism.  I know how to add drivers using dism, but didn't know if this is the best way. Basically I don't want the standalone media to reach basic to the Primary server, but find the drivers in the standalone media on the USB stick

Thanks,

Mark

• Edited by Mlhend2002 4 hours 59 minutes ago

Create a driver package for the model you want and add that to your task sequence. No need to use DISM at all. I'm assuming your sequence is using auto apply drivers -step? That isn't supported on standalone media, so you're forced to use driver packages.

Always categorize your drivers with a category specific to the make/model, this makes it easier to use the GUI when creating a driver package.

More info on creating the media can be found here: http://blog-en.netvnext.com/2013/10/sccm-2012-osd-deploying-windows-using.html

• Proposed as answer by Jason SandysMVP 4 hours 0 minutes ago