Does anyone know if it is possible to do the following:
- Have an boot image that can inject drivers based on the model type - I know I can do this using IF %model% = Optiplex 380 on the inject sequence options (hopefully this does even work, watched it in a video).
Then proceed to install an install image, however is it possible to keep this as one install image and inject drivers to make it work on other models?
- So what will happen is I'll obviously need to create an image on a PC (say 380 for example) and do something like remove the drivers run the sysprep and capture script, save the capture locally and then transfer it off via usb.
- Then use this image as an install image and have a task sequence inject drivers that it needs using the above task sequence options
Is this viable? would it work? or should I not worry about removing drivers and just inject over the top of the image? I really would like to have a universal image.. so to speak, I have a bout 200 PCs but only 3 models, Dell Optiplex 360,380,390 - so it's not like I'd be injecting 20 different drivers.
OR
Is it possible to have some sort of script that can run before it gets to the boot image selection screen that says 'this pc is an optiplex 380, start 380.wim' or 'this pc is an optiplex 390, start 390.wim'.. for an example?
Reason for this is mostly because we order PCs from Dell with PXE boot enabled so we can just turn them on, pc loads into win PE, does the count down and auto selects the first image which mdt(task sequence) will take over and do everything. We'll have literally not touched a PC except for putting it at a desk.
Thanks