![]() ![]() ![]() inf file specified and copy all of the required files from the specified folder into the mounted image. ![]() So to add the drivers simply run the following command once your wim file has been mounted: Dism /Image:C:\temp\wimp /Add-Driver /Driver:C:\drivers\mydriver.inf storage controller or network card (note that wireless doesn’t work out of the box with Windows PE), it is incredibly easy to add the drivers to the bootable image once it has been mounted, to c:\temp\wimp in this case, which we covered in part 2. However, given the extracted driver package for a specific device, e.g. Over the (many) years that I’ve been making Windows bootables, frequently used for recovery purposes on physical devices, the need to add drivers to the images has reduced greatly since each Windows release seems to cope better with the array of PCs, Servers and laptops that I encounter (or perhaps there is less and less “exotic” hardware out there). In this part I’ll discuss some further enhancements we can make, namely: In Part 1 we covered how to make a very basic native Windows bootable image and Part 2 went further to show customisation methods. ![]()
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