Auto driver Install
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In Progress: Documentation for adding the Auto Driver install script from Frontier School Division.
Overview: The Auto Driver install script is an addon for FOG that allows you to build a hardware independent Windows 7 image. Devices on the system will be detected by FOG, and drivers inserted
Setup Repository
- Create a folder inside of /images named drivers
mkdir /images/drivers
- Create a Common folder for drivers/scripts you want on all systems.
mkdir /images/drivers/Common
- Create a SetupComplete.cmd file. This is a script, that when copied to C:\Windows\Setup\Scripts is executed at the end of the SysPrep process. The Frontier script stops the FOG service, runs a netsh command to push out a wlan profile, deletes the profile xml file, the sysprep.xml and fixes the permissions on the C:\drivers folder. It's a quite useful tool to use. I recommend at least having:
net STOP "Fog Service" start "Reset C:\Drivers Permissions" /wait "icacls" C:\drivers /reset /t >>"C:\FOGDriverInstall.log 2>&1
Adding Drivers
- The script currently detects three categories of Drivers: PCI, USB & PNP.
- The first step is to identify the device that you want to install. On an imaged Windows 7 machine, go to device Manager.
- Right click the device, and go to Properties.
- Click the details tab, and go to the Hardware IDs dropdown.
Install Script
Building the Universal Image
- Include driver search path to C:\Drivers (Detect it in the script maybe and add the reg entry if it's missing?)