SCCM - Creating Driver Packages

[donkeymusic]

Good Afternoon,

 

Just looking for some advice regarding creating driver packages, if anyone can assist it would be much appreciated.

 

So basically I have new laptops that we are planning on installing Windows 11 and I want to install the correct drivers. I have download the drivers sccm package from Lenovo, extracted into our SCCM shared drive under Drivers. Gone through eh process to add new drivers, added them into a category etc. and now at the point of creating the driver package. I follow the wizard and set the location as another folder on our sccm share. and let the process run. Each time I have tried this it fails with the error "All driver(s) are imported successfully. Drivers cannot be shared to some driver packages." If I go to the driver package folder, this is empty.

 

I have tried this several times but cannot see where I am going wrong, and its not a quick process each time so getting frustrating.

 

If anyone has any advice it would be appreciated.

 

Thank you

[Whisky]

Not sure if this is of any help

 

https://www.anoopcnair.com/fix-sccm-import-new-driver-wizard-completed-with-errors/

[Steve21]

Sounds like the permissions on the folder might be an issue

 

Once it gets to that stage it runs it under the system or computer account etc so that needs adding as a level on the folder/share rather than you as the user normally

 

What’s set on that folder/share you’re using?

 

Steve

[donkeymusic]

Thanks,

 

I think it may have been a permission issue, but nothing had changed so it did seem odd.

 

I attempted to create the driver package in a different folder from other packages and it seemed to work, but the permissions are the same across all these folders, either way, it worked.

 

However, I do have another issue. regarding drivers. so all drivers were imported and can seem them in the Drivers folders in SCCM, yet when i push them out with Task Sequence either as a package or as drivers, not all drivers appear to be installed, for example the wireless card and Bluetooth adaptor are not installed. I've checked which driver it should be and they are present but not installed. not sure how to overcome this issue? If I go to Lenovo and do a search for drivers, the missing ones are found.

 

Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks

[PowerShellWolf]

I created a custom PowerShell to handle driver export and packaging.

I then import to a folder and create a custom selection package that points to that folder.

Then in my task sequence I used the WMI query to target the drivers to machines.

I use MDTS instead of SCCM but they essentially work the same(ish) for OS Deployment.