Now that we got msi file, packaging this app is much easier using SCCM. Create a new application in SCCM and specify path to msi file.
Click Next and complete the other steps. Distribute the app to distribution points. Deploy the app to device collection. Login to the client machine and open the software center. Install the app and open AppEnforce.
I have tested the app installation and un-installation, it works fine without any issues. Also, I noticed from the activity. The other 2 error codes are 0x2 and 0x3. My only option I can see in the Task Sequence would be to check "continue on error", but that may stop any drivers from giving an error before it completes everything from Dell Command.
Also, we are not the Dell Command Update software to stay installed after it runs. What is the command to uninstall it after all drivers are installed?
Are you having issues with the E on Windows 10? I have not tested Windows 7 on that. I've got my step set to continue on error. Sorry, no better advice for you there. Consider opening a support Case with Dell, especially about the docking station firmware issue.
They are good about getting back to you on these things. If not, hit up Warren on Twitter. Thank you for the tip on checking "continue on error". That corrected the issue and worked flawlessly. I was even able to uninstall the Dell Command tool too. I also verified that everything installed correctly. I've been fighting for a way to get the drivers updated for the team and this is by far the best that I've seen.
I also moved the placement of the Dell Command in my Task Sequence. Thank you for the guide you have created on here. I've followed this guide at every step. You can see if you open up Dell Command Update in Windows it show's it has never check or even updated. What ports does it use when reaching out to the Dell Support site? It could be that our Security Team is blocking it from communicating out to the site.
However, I can run it and it shows that it had driver updates. What am I missing in the TS. This is during an install for Windows However, if you set a place for the Logs during OSD, you can check there. This post is great and thank you so much Here is what the result of an OSD task sequence steps for drivers will look like Drivers in the task sequence.
Save the Get-DriverPackages. Driver deployment during OSD has remained mostly unchanged since the days of ConfigMgr , despite some of the awesome new features that have appeared since. For many, it can be a real bugbear to have to cater for an ever-expanding line of models to. OSD: You cannot import a driver package into a System Center Configuration Manager SP2 site if one or more driver files in the package are already imported into the site.
Content provided by Microsoft. This is my first post here, but I'm a lurker and usually just read. See this image. Hello Johan, another great post! For the driver package I tested it was 7 minutes vs. So quite the difference. Thanks for the post! Other than me failing to rename your driver. Hello Johan, Thank you for the post.
Thanks, Sushant. Yes, that works. It's just a regular run command line action with a package. Please log in again. The login page will open in a new tab. After logging in you can close it and return to this page. About the author. Notify of. Newest Oldest Most Voted. Inline Feedbacks. Harold Roberts. Johan Arwidmark admin.
Reply to Harold Roberts. Reply to Jerry. Robert Morris. For example, create a driver package for each computer manufacturer on your network. You can create a driver package when importing drivers into the driver catalog directly in the Driver Packages node.
After you create a driver package, distribute it to distribution points. Then Configuration Manager client computers can install the drivers as required. When you create a driver package, the source location of the package must point to an empty network share that's not used by another driver package.
When you add device drivers to a driver package, Configuration Manager copies it to the package source location. You can add to a driver package only device drivers that you've imported and that are enabled in the driver catalog. You can copy a subset of the device drivers from an existing driver package. First, create a new driver package. Then add the subset of device drivers to the new package, and then distribute the new package to a distribution point. When you use task sequences to install drivers, create driver packages that contain less than device drivers.
To create a driver package, you must have an empty network folder that's not used by another driver package. In most cases, create a new folder before you start this procedure.
In the Configuration Manager console, go to the Software Library workspace. Expand Operating Systems , and then select the Driver Packages node. Enter an optional Comment for the driver package. Use this description to provide information about the contents or the purpose of the driver package. In the Path box, specify an empty source folder for the driver package. Each driver package must use a unique folder. This path is required as a network location. The site server account must have Full control permissions to the specified source folder.
If the Driver Packages node contains several packages, you can add folders to the node to separate the packages into logical groups. You can do additional actions to manage driver packages when you select one or more driver packages from the Driver Packages node. Creates files that you can use to manually import content and its associated metadata. Use prestaged content when you have low network bandwidth between the site server and the distribution points where the driver package is stored.
Distributes the driver package to distribution points, distribution point groups, and distribution point groups that are associated with collections. Start the Export Driver Package Wizard to save associated drivers and content to a file. Use this process to move driver packages between hierarchies. Start the Import Driver Package Wizard to create a driver package from a previously exported package. Starting in version , when you import an object in the Configuration Manager console, it now imports to the current folder.
Previously, Configuration Manager always put imported objects in the root node. For more information about package access accounts, see Accounts used in Configuration Manager.
Opens the Properties window. Review and change the content and properties of the driver.
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