I like this tool, but I realize that by default it's setup to connect to the internet and download the required install files on each execution. Given the number of systems my colleagues and I image on a weekly basis, I am looking to cut down on the time required to do this and streamline this workflow. There appears to be a pre-determined sequence the tool uses to install updates.
It will download certain updates, then prompt the user to reboot, then when it's run on the next boot it will continue until everything is up to date. Periodically there will be new driver and BIOS updates available, and I'd like to make it easy to add these to the process.
Perhaps as opposed to writing the script in way that calls each file by name, having the script execute all installers in a certain folder. I'd like to hear your input on this. If there are any KBs or guides I could follow to set this up, please include those in your reply and I'll try it out.
Start-Bushido if you go to support. The former includes the drivers that might be required for the bootable environment you use to actually image the system. The latter includes all of the drivers you'd need within "full" Windows. Since you're using SCCM, the best approach would actually be to create a package of the drivers from the driver pack and then include a driver installation task in your image deployment task sequence that refers to that package.
That way the system will retrieve that package during the imaging process and install whatever drivers are necessary for the system's hardware -- and you can periodically update your driver pack as needed by downloading newer driver packs and using them to update the SCCM package.
When I try downloading the driver pack I found for the 2 in 1, the Dell support site seems to require users to install SupportAssist first.
My workstation isn't a Dell, and I'd rather avoid installing SupportAssist on it. I too am a user. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. Currently 20H2 is referenced as "". We will start accepting the xxHx format in an upcoming release. For now, please use instead of 20h2. How do I get the product code of the machine? I have modified the script but when I run it doesn't run.
You can choose to deploy the driver automatically whenever you build the driver solution in each configuration. Open the property pages for your driver package project.
Select and hold or right-click the driver project in Solution Explorer and select Properties. In the property pages for the driver package, select Configuration Properties , select Driver Settings , and then select Deployment. Select Custom Command Line. The following outlines the Run Scripts feature's current capability with script parameters for; String , Integer data types. Lists of preset values are also available. If your script has unsupported data types, you get a warning.
Each of your script's parameters has its own dialog for adding further details and validation. If there's a default parameter in the script, it will be enumerated in the parameter UI and you can set it. Configuration Manager won't overwrite the default value since it will never modify the script directly. You can think of this as "pre-populated suggested values" are provided in the UI, but Configuration Manager doesn't provide access to "default" values at run-time.
This can be worked around by editing the script to have the correct defaults. Parameter values can't contain a single quote. There is a known issue where parameter values that include or are enclosed in single quotes don't get passed to the script properly.
When specifying default parameter values containing a space within a script, use double quotes instead. When specifying default parameter values during creation or execution of a Script , surrounding the default value in either double or single quotes is not necessary regardless of whether the value contains a space or not.
Each parameter in your script has a Script Parameter Properties dialog for you to add validation for that parameter. After adding validation, you should get errors if you're entering a value for a parameter that doesn't meet its validation. The validation section of the Script Parameter Properties dialog contains the following fields for your use:. A regular expression is a compact form of programming for checking a string of characters against an encoded validation.
The regular expression processing for this dialog is supported by the. NET Framework. For guidance on using regular expressions, see. Instead of recreating a script that you need to change, now directly edit it. Both actions use the same wizard experience as when you create a new script.
When you edit or copy a script, Configuration Manager doesn't persist the approval state. Don't edit a script that's actively running on clients. They won't finish running the original script, and you may not get the intended results from these clients. After a script is approved, it can be run against a single device or a collection.
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