friedonion

Morning, I think this might be what you are looking for; There is a setting that allows roaming of user customisations of the ribbon, see here for the method. Cheers

One thing to try would be (if not already attempted) to disable the "Auto Apply Driver" step and create an "Apply Driver Package" step with required the driver package assigned and then target with a WMI query condition that either queries the model name or maybe the hardware ID of the device in question (Model = SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem WHERE Model LIKE '%Optiplex 3010%' or something like this for HW ID = select * from Win32_PNPEntity where DeviceID like '%VEN_1013&DEV_00B8%' ) this should stop the PNP ID match running and just inject the driver package, i have used this method in the past for stubborn drivers. If this still doesn't work then you can always still use that HW ID WMI condition to target the ati setup as a package. Out of interest can you get the driver installed manually if you use the "let me pick from a list of device driverson my computer" and choose "Have Disk" option instead?

At the moment I can only think of two things, either the step in the task sequence isn't referencing the Driver at all and so is not including your driver in the search or it isn't the correct driver file. What happens when you manually install the driver using "update Drivers" on the display device in device manager to point directly at a folder with just the main driver files that you have imported into SCCM, does it install OK? What method are you using to set drivers within the Task Sequence the default "Auto Apply Drivers" step or have you setup "Apply Driver Package" steps with WMI to select only certain models - Check the client logs too as one of them lists the device PNP ID search and should show you what it is doing on, ie whether its finding the driver and ignoring it or not.

Hi there, Within the task sequence have you ticked the box that says "Do unattended installation of unsigned drivers on versions of Windows where this is allowed" at the bottom of the Apply Driver Step? Cheers

Hi There, I used this doc to configure system wide settings a while a go System- and User-Level Properties you should end up with deployment.config & deployment.properties files in c:\windows\Sun\Java\Deployment and that should pick up the settings for all users. There's a bit of advice here as well Question: Change Java Default Security Level? | ITNinja Good luck