Driver Pack Sccm Hp

HP Driver Packs for deploying HP Machines submitted 2 years ago by Star-Bellied-Sneech After digging through the 5 pages of drivers that show up when you put in HP Elite x2 1012 G1 and not finding one 'Driver Pack' I messaged my HP rep and gently complained as this has been an on and off again issue, some one finally gave me.

Hp Driver Pack Windows 10

  1. Create and Import HP-Verified or Custom Driver Packs. Is the world's first and only management toolkit certified for Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager.*.
  2. Obtain Driver Packs which contain the Microsoft Windows drivers, as part of Client Management Solutions from HP.


HP Client Windows PE Driver Packs

  • Each WinPE driver pack include both 32-bit and/or 64-bit drivers. Select a link below to download an HP WinPE driver pack or its release notes
HP WinPE Driver PackVersionSoftpaq #DateSoftpaq ExeRelease Notes
WinPE 31.07sp8751005/30/2018sp87510Release Notes
WinPE 41.01sp6452912/04/2013sp64529Release Notes
WinPE 51.03sp7191209/14/2015sp71912Release Notes
WinPE 101.70sp9578006/03/2019sp95780Release Notes

DESCRIPTION:

This package contains the drivers necessary for appropriate Microsoft Windows operating system deployment for supported HP notebook and desktop models.
This package provides the drivers for the integrated and select add-in devices in an INF format.
This format is compatible with bare-metal Operating System deployment tools that require INF based drivers.


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Hp Winpe Driver Pack Sccm

  1. Download the file by clicking Download or Obtain Software button and saving the file to a folder on your hard drive (make a note of the folder where the downloaded file is saved).
  2. Double-click the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions to extract the contents of the SoftPaq.
  3. Import the contents of the file into a content management tool that supports operating system deployment.

This is a quick post about making driver packages in SCCM 2012. When making driver packages, organization is key.

Folder Layout

  1. Your default folder layout for SCCM should look something like this, Sccmsource$. The “source” folder should contain all of your information such as software packages, drivers and updates.
  2. Make two folders in your source directory, one called “driversource” and the other called “driverpackages”. In the end it will look like this (ignore the other folders for now).

Driver Source

  1. Your “driversource” folder should contain a folder for each operating system you plan to use.
  2. Lets act like we are using a win7 machine. Inside the “Win7” folder you should have a folder for each machine that will need drivers.
  3. Today we will be using the “Optiplex 960” or Opti960. Make a folder and call it “opti960”. Make two subfolders for named “x64” and “x86”.
  4. Alright in our “x64” folder, there should be a folder for each driver to be installed. All audio drivers should be inside a folder called “audio”, chipset drivers in a “chipset”…etc. It should look something like this.
  5. Try and keep these folders organized, if you do not, you may have to completely re-make this driver source folder in the future.

Driver Package

  1. Most of the work for this is done in SCCM. The only thing we have to do is create a folder for our “opti960” computer. Make a subfolder in sccmsource$driverpackages called “opti960 Win7”.

Import Drivers and make driver packages

  1. Open “Software Library” and expand the “Operating Systems Folder”. Right click on “Drivers” and click “Import Driver”.
  2. A menu named “Import New Driver Wizard” will appear. Input the source folder of the driver your trying to import.
  3. Note: This step is very important, ensure you make a category for each type of computer! At the bottom of the “Driver Details” menu, click the “Categories…” button. This will pop a small menu named “Manage Administrative Categories”, click the “Create” button. Specify the name of your new driver, and go to the next step.
  4. At the bottom of the “Add Driver to Packages” menu, click the “New Package” button. In the menu that appears, assign the driver package a name and path to driver package.
  5. Hit next and the import will start.
  6. The wizard will look like this is it completed successfully.
  7. Now navigate to your sccmsource$driverpackagesopti960 Win7 folder. Your folder should look something like this.
  8. You should be done!
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