UpsideDownAndHappy

Evening apologies, I didn't phrase that right. I have two different versions of the script, for 2 different sites, and they both work, but only if the driver has been installed previously. Neither of them work if the PC's are a blank canvas and haven't had the driver installed previously. During the testing I found that I didn't necessarily have to create an identical port, or printer name - I crashed the Ricoh EXE out before we got to the config part, so it just installed the driver. Once that's installed manually I can use my InTune scripts to create the printers pointing to any old port I like. Seems like the script isn't deploying the actual drivers as part of its process?

Evening, is anyone able to help me please? I've been using the excellent script that was provided on the earlier posts, I created the printer-install.ps1, packaged it into InTune along with the inf and catalog files (please see screen shot) But - when I deploy it through InTune, it doesn't work, I get the dreaded message to say that it doesn't find the registry key for the detection at the end. I have done some trial and error testing, and if I run the Ricoh supplied EXE manually - which then installs the driver - the script works and creates the port, and the printer. We have an identical Ricoh at another site, so I created another InTune deployment pointing to the different IP, and it worked perfectly. I can use the script if the driver has already been installed - I cant get the script to work if its a blank canvas. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?