How do you build a driver package when you have no.inf file? The Lenovo M73 drivers have no.inf file anywhere in them that I can find. I even downloaded the 'SCCM Package' from Lenovo that is supposed to be for deployment but when I extract it or look in the archive via 7zip - I'm not finding any.inf files. Install Lenovo drivers during OSD SCCM 2012 SP1 Sign in. Did you find a SCCM driver package on the Lenovo site for the M93p? Seems like they gave up the SCCM support again. I have a constant problem with the drivers disappearing from the driver packages in SCCM 2012. Quote; Share this post. Link to post Share on other sites. Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) Package Index Lenovo Inc. SHOP SUPPORT. On Lenovo website I was able to download this All in one driver package designed for SCCM 2007 and 2012. I ran the install on my test pc and waiting for it to dump all of the categorized driver folders. I then copied them over to my SCCM 2012 server and pointed the SCCM driver Import to the folder and it pulled in the INF for each driver.
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Hey guys,
So not a long time ago I complained about how hard it is to correctly implement drivers in SCCM. Now, this is kinda controversial because not everyone are facing issues with it, but I know I'm not alone on this one.
/u/hammena opened my eyes and explained about how it can be done using a different method. I would like to share it with /r/SCCM now.
So let's begin:
First, we'll download the drivers we want to apply. For this example, I will use drivers for HP 840 G3.
Each vendor has driver packs for his computers. In my case, this is HP's website:
I'll download and transfer the file to a folder I created inside the SCCM server.
Open the .exe file and extract the files to our folder.
Now, go to 'Software Library' > Packages and create a new regular package.
Tick 'this package contains source files' and choose the location of the drivers you extracted.
Choose 'Do not create a program'
Don't forget to distribute to DPs.
Now go to your TS, and add a Run Command Line where your Apply drivers step is.
Add the following command:
Choose the package you created.
Now go to options and create a new WMI Query
Use the following query
Note: Instead of my model, use the correct one that applies to your laptop/pc. You can check the full correct name by typing the following command in CMD:
Also, in Lenovo this is probably different. Read more here
Next, change the success codes to: 2 50
That's it pretty much. You should be golden.
Note: Driver packs usually support more than one model of laptop. For example, my drivers support the 840 and 820 models of HP's Elitebook series, so I can call my step 8x0 deployment.
To deploy a step to a few laptops, use the 'if any' statement.
This method is not only easier, but it works 100% of the time, isn't a hassle, doesn't take long to implement, and most importantly, it makes the deployment itself a lot faster!
Hope this helps someone :)
Hey guys,
So not a long time ago I complained about how hard it is to correctly implement drivers in SCCM. Now, this is kinda controversial because not everyone are facing issues with it, but I know I'm not alone on this one.
/u/hammena opened my eyes and explained about how it can be done using a different method. I would like to share it with /r/SCCM now.
So let's begin:
First, we'll download the drivers we want to apply. For this example, I will use drivers for HP 840 G3.
Each vendor has driver packs for his computers. In my case, this is HP's website:
I'll download and transfer the file to a folder I created inside the SCCM server.
Open the .exe file and extract the files to our folder.
Now, go to 'Software Library' > Packages and create a new regular package.
Tick 'this package contains source files' and choose the location of the drivers you extracted.
Choose 'Do not create a program'
Don't forget to distribute to DPs.
Now go to your TS, and add a Run Command Line where your Apply drivers step is.
Lenovo Sccm Driver Packages Download
Add the following command:
Choose the package you created.
Now go to options and create a new WMI Query
Use the following query
Note: Instead of my model, use the correct one that applies to your laptop/pc. You can check the full correct name by typing the following command in CMD:
Also, in Lenovo this is probably different. Read more here
Next, change the success codes to: 2 50
That's it pretty much. You should be golden.
Lenovo M900 Sccm Driver Package
Note: Driver packs usually support more than one model of laptop. For example, my drivers support the 840 and 820 models of HP's Elitebook series, so I can call my step 8x0 deployment.
To deploy a step to a few laptops, use the 'if any' statement.
This method is not only easier, but it works 100% of the time, isn't a hassle, doesn't take long to implement, and most importantly, it makes the deployment itself a lot faster!
Hope this helps someone :)