Add drivers sysprep win7

 · Hello, I am having issues getting Windows 7 to pull drivers from a network share during the auditsystem portion of the Sysprep. I am using Sysprep to prepare my images for multiple different machines. My network share has all .  · One of the distressing 'features' of SYSPREP in this context is that it seems to be stripping out the video drivers we've added intentionally to the OS via Windows Update (the drivers aren't available as downloads for W7-I can't just roll them into the W7 media using other. Sysprep Windows 7 32 Bit Download. 7 handles deployment quite gracefully. Using windows system image manager (found in the AIK) add a "FirstLogonCommand" under component "7 oobe System" windows-shell-setup. you will want to create a SynchronousCommand with the following options: Action: AddList Item CommandLine: c:\drivers\www.doorway.ru note that in this example the files are located under c:\drivers\.

This is because Windows will rename added drivers as oem1, oem2 etc. It will be harder to find which driver is which. So i would recommend keeping a backup copy of your customized image before adding drivers. When you need to add updated drivers, work with the backup copy and replace the current image with new one. Hello, I am currently trying to set up a sysprep of Windows 7 Pro with a folder that has out-of-box drivers. So far I have not been able to get this to work even after following all the documentation that comes with Windows System Image Manager. Thanks for the reply. I'd rather add drivers during the mini-setup of sysprep. The link you gave me is via WinPe??. Do you know how to add drivers during the sysprep mini-setup process?. Or will this add drivers during the mini-setup. Edited Aug by clivebuckwheat.

For example: D:\Drivers\Windows 7\Dell\OptiPlex before the inject drivers step to tell the task sequence exactly where to look. Windows 7 on HP Pro and Elite Desktop Example of Windows 7 SYSPREP. Install the drivers and enhancements listed in Table 1 using HP SoftPaq Download. From here, type "sysprep" Now, double click on the sysprep application. your motherboard drivers and place them on a USB; boot from an install disk.