@dmi123,

We have a deployment bench here at my site so I'll ask around and see what I can find.

I will follow-up with you as soon as I know.

@dmi123,

We're using MDT 8450 and Windows 10 ADK 1803 with no issues on xx30 series Precision. Can you give those a shot?

Is there any word on this working? I have a batch of Precison 3630's. I infuse the Intel L2xx drivers into a 1809 boot.wim and I get cannot obtain DHCP address using WDS.

Hi,

I tried to inject the drivers to x86 and x64 WinPE and cannot make it work either ... in x86 USB does not work either = no keyboard and mouse ... very frustrated ...

Update:
network drivers from Intel work when injected to x64 boot wim 

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/22283

Please let me know if someone will solve this problem ... thank you

NOTE: I performed the following steps below on a Windows 10 computer due to the fact I needed the DISM version 10.0.17134.1. The download link for the new ADK is at this link.

Download and install the latest Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool kit (Version: 10.0.17134.1). You will need to inject the CAB drivers from Dell into the WinPE boot image, and the Windows Setup boot image for Windows 10. They will error out/fail if you try to add the driver packages to boot image from the Windows Deployment Services Server. The required drivers to boot your I219-LM nic are not installed. Make sure to download both the WinPE, and Win 10 CAB driver files from the Dell website, I'll explain how they are applied later. The boot image would be the boot.wim file from the installation media, or from downloading the installer from Microsoft (example: Win101809.iso). Make sure to install PowerShell ver 3.0, it is required. Follow the directions below.

PREP STEPS:

* Create a root folder name 'Mount' on your c:, or d: drives.

* In the Mount folder, create three folders: BootWIM, PEDriver, and OSDriver.

* Copy the boot.wim file from the Windows 10 media to the Mount folder.

* Extract the WinPE driver CAB file from Dell to the PEDriver folder.

* Extract the Win 10 driver CAB file from Dell to the OSDriver folder.

DOS Commands:

* Execute the following command without quotes: 'Dism /Get-ImageInfo /ImageFile:d:\mount\boot.wim'. You should have two indexes, WinPE and Windows Setup. We will start with the drivers for the WinPE (Index 1).

* Now we want to extract the WinPE boot portion. Execute the command: Dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:"d:\mount\boot.wim" /index:1 /MountDir:d:\mount\BootWIM

* Now we want to inject the WinPE drivers into the WinPE boot portion. Execute the command without quotes: 'Dism /Image:d:\mount\BootWIM /Add-Driver /Driver:d:\Mount\PEDriver\ /recurse'. You should receive the message: The Driver package was successfully installed for each driver. You can validate the drivers were installed by executing the command without quotes: 'Dism /Image:d:\Mount\BootWIM /Get-Drivers'.

* Now we want to commit the changes back to the boot.wim file for the WinPE portion. Execute the command: Dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:d:\mount\bootWIM /Commit

* Now we will proceed with the Win 10 OS drivers. We need to extract the Windows Setup boot portion from the boot.wim file. Execute the command: Dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:"d:\mount\boot.wim" /index:2 /MountDir:d:\mount\BootWIM

* Now we want to inject the Windows driver into the Windows Setup boot portion. Execute the command without quotes: 'Dism /Image:d:\mount\BootWIM /Add-Driver /Driver:d:\Mount\OSDriver\ /recurse'. You should receive the message: The Driver package was successfully installed for each driver. You can validate the drivers were installed by executing the command without quotes: 'Dism /Image:d:\Mount\BootWIM /Get-Drivers'.

* Now we want to commit the changes back to the boot.wim file for the Windows Setup portion. Execute the command: Dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:d:\mount\bootWIM /Commit

NOTE: You have successfully injected the Windows OS and Windows PE drivers into the boot.wim file. If you notice the new size of the boot.wim file, it should have grown to be around 500MB from about 350MB.

Windows Deployment Services Server:

* Copy the updated boot.wim file to your WDS Server and add the boot image for Windows 10. You can boot from the boot.wim image on the WDS server. If you have your WDS Server setup correctly, you can either perform a legacy or UEFI boot to proceed with deploying your image onto your computer.

NOTE: With this fix, you no longer need to press the shift and F10 buttons, and load a driver from your USB device during the setup screen (Windows 10) from the WDS Server.

I am having the same problem with Keyboard and Mouse. Did you get that fixed? 

Hello dmi123,

Have you fixes the problem? I have the same problem.

Thanks,

Dominique.