Import drivers into SCCM then add to Task Sequence

in SCCM you will need drivers for each hardware model you going to support. here's how to import drivers step by step.

[DroneSurf]

To get the correct model just open a CMD prompt and type ""wmic csproduct get name" and also is better if you use an ïf statement" and select Model Equal "Model Name"

[hugoghernandez]

You may be using the literal sense of the model. It should not be X1Yoga like the video says. For Lenovo's it's Machine Type, a 4 digit number like 30C6. Find a machine that's already in SCCM. In Devices right click and open resource explorer. Under Computer system you will see what SCCM refers to as a Model. For Lenovo there's 8 characters but only the first 4 define the model the other 4 are for variants, so you just use the first 4 and that gets all variations. good luck.

[samirify]

You helped me a lot you learn Sccm .. thank you so much ❤

[KaidouGamePlay]

hello where you can find if SCCM support the drivers?

[jaswant]

Do you think deploying a task sequence to a user instead of a PC?

[flumbz]

Why have you got all them drivers in that folder which I assume is for specifically your network drivers.

[TeSoad]

great video but your microphone is too close or is picking up on your background noises.

[MrTrailblazer]

audio is excellent, however the video needs to be enlarged...

[blimpusa]

how is the order of driver installation determined?

[robertdemoine]

I think you got knowledge on SCCM that could really help people. But sitting through a 16min video where parts of it is waiting for progress bars to finish in total silence just make the video a struggle to watch. don't be afraid to cut it. elaborate on what you do.

[chalateco]

Has anyone had issues with drivers not importing ?

[jimbojones]

Painful to watch - understand that it takes effort to put these together but flows poorly and jumps around...then dead air; needs some editing and touchups