PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_8168&SUBSYS_06121028&REV0C Driver

Looks like the Ethernet listed here:
http://ftp.dell.com/published/Pages/optiplex-3020-desktop.html

PCI VEN 10EC  DEV 8168 SUBSYS 0612

RTL8151GD LOM Driver PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller

http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/driverdetails?driverid=9V44D

Systems

Operating Systems

MS Windows 7 32-bit

MS Windows 7 64-bit

MS Windows 8 32-bit

MS Windows 8 64-bit

Yes, that lists the drivers available for the 3020. My problem is that none of those drivers match the error I'm getting:

A connection to the deployment share (\name\DeploymentShare$) could not be made. The following networking device did not have a driver installed.

PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_8168&SUBSYS_06121028&REV0C

I've gone though and looked at the details for every Realtek driver I've downloaded, and they don't match. Some come close with SUBSYS_0611... and SUBSYS_0614.. but NONE have SUBSYS_0612...

Firstly, only the first download link on that page works; the second brings me to the support home page (which I've already visited numerous times -- I've downloaded all net drivers that come up with my service tag). 

Do me a favor: download the file from the first link on the page you referenced, extract it and follow the trail 9V44D > Win 7 > NDIS6 > x64. Open rt64win7.inf in your favorite text editor and CTRL + F for "SUBSYS_0612" and let me know what you see.

Not to be rude -- I appreciate any help -- but you're just pointing me to stuff I've already done. I've downloaded the drivers from Realtek. I've downloaded the drivers from Dell. If I'm not looking in the right place for the driver in the downloads, please let me know. 

I downloaded the file in your first link; extracted, Windows > WIN 7 > NDIS6 > x64 and it's exactly the same as my previous post. CTRL + F "SUBSYS_0612" Not found.

Ah! That would explain why I couldn't find 0612 anywhere. So, theoretically, since I'm trying to use Win7 x64, I should only need http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/enterprise-client/w/wiki/5084.optiplex-3020-windows-7-driver-cab.aspx is that correct?

I really appreciate the help!

??? this is a network card issue. 

Your other post is just pointing me to stuff I've already done (not trying to be rude -- I appreciate any help). I've downloaded the drivers from Realtek. I've downloaded the drivers from Dell. If I'm not looking in the right place for the driver in the downloads, please let me know. 

I downloaded the file in your first link; extracted, Windows > WIN 7 > NDIS6 > x64 and it's exactly the same as my previous post. CTRL + F "SUBSYS_0612" Not found.

 PCI devices do not enumerate correctly if CHIPSET drivers are not installed first.  The Driver Cab Collections have ALL the drivers. The  RTL8151GD  and Realtek ALC3220 HD Audio Codec are the only Realtek components.

http://downloads.dell.com/FOLDER01766317M/1/3020-win7-A00-P9T2J.html

Realtek ALC3220 High-Definition Audio Codec

3020_Network_Driver_9V44D_WN_2.1.2013.0423_A00.EXE

• Optiplex 3020 Windows 7 Driver CAB
• Optiplex 3020 Windows 8 Driver CAB
• Optiplex 3020 Windows 8.1 Driver CAB

No dice. Still getting the same error. Added to OOB drivers, regenerated boot image, re-added boot image to WDS, added same drivers to boot image, and still getting the SUBSYS_0612 error. 

After talking to an awesome tech at Dell (thanks Aaron!), he was finally able to figure out what was going on. The PE driver CAB on the Dell website was out of date. They were updated, I downloaded and added to the boot image and all is well. 

Here is the link to the updated CAB:

http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/enterprise-client/w/wiki/2069.winpe-3-0-driver-cab.aspx

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After talking to an awesome tech at Dell (thanks Aaron!), he was finally able to figure out what was going on. The PE driver CAB on the Dell website was out of date. They were updated, I downloaded and added to the boot image and all is well. 

Here is the link to the updated CAB:

http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/enterprise-client/w/wiki/2069.winpe-3-0-driver-cab.aspx

Strange. The date on that link looks like it has been reverted to 2013 -- the tech I talked to updated it earlier this year, so it should read 2014. Might be that someone else overwrote it again with the bad package or the date isn't updated correctly. 

Did you regenerate the boot image after adding the drivers? 

Any rate, I managed to find the CAB I used - you can grab it here:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sdjpvme2t0w2xyc/WinPE3.0-Drivers-A13-D67JC.CAB