Use this guide to add new driver packages to an imaging task sequence.
- Find the model of the device that you’re adding drivers for.
- Search for the model & drivers sccm (driver package for windows 10/11) on Google. Ex. "Lenovo T14 sccm driver package for windows 10".
- Download the latest driver package.
- Run the executable and extract the drivers.
- Copy the drivers to \\rla-sccm01\SCCM_Data\Hardware\Downloads - into the respective manufacturer.
- Launch Microsoft configuration manager (SCCM) > Software Library > Operation system > Drivers
- Right click drivers in the left hand pane, then click import driver.
- Add a UNC path to the drivers folder (select whole folder) - top option
- Once drivers are found (can take 5~ minutes for a large driver package), ensure you add a category.
- Create a new one if a model is missing.
- Click New package.
- Name the package the same as the name of the model, fill out manufacturer and model fields - follow examples of already added packages.
- Point the package location to > \\rla-sccm01\SCCM_Data\Hardware\Drivers\ + manufacturer + model as previously created.
- Don’t select anything, click next, then finish.
- Wait for drivers to import, this can take up to 5 minutes.
- Click on OS > Driver packages > right click new package > distribute content > next > select distribution point group > select point both > next > next > finish.
- Wait for green targeted circle down the bottom (will be yellow until the content is distributed).
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Add a version by right clicking the driver package > Version.
- Then navigate to the Task sequences on the Left hand side menu under Operating Systems > right click the task sequences then click edit > Add > Driver > Package.
- Click new package > Point to the new driver package in browse > then click apply.
- Add an WMI query in the same menu via Add Condition >WMI query > add model numbers from the manufacturer website. See other queries for examples.
Also see https://helpdesk.mopt.vic.gov.au/a/solutions/articles/75000143832 for examples of WMI queries.