All DISM commands need to be run from a Command Prompt with elevated permissions.
Secondly you should only inject drivers for the BITS version of your image. The command you were using will attempt to install both 64 and 32BIT drivers. You should go one folder deeper to run your recurse command.
You should include the /forceunsigned switch in your DISM command. Some of the drivers included in the packages are from 3rd party peripheral vendors and may not be signed with a globally recognized certificate.
Also, as Gary has already suggested, the driver source should be rooted at the folder for the apropriate processor architecture (i.e. x86 or x64)
Gary Babcock
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August 4th, 2014 07:00
All DISM commands need to be run from a Command Prompt with elevated permissions.
Secondly you should only inject drivers for the BITS version of your image. The command you were using will attempt to install both 64 and 32BIT drivers. You should go one folder deeper to run your recurse command.
dism /image:c:\mount /add-driver /driver:c:\dell\winpe3.0-Drivers-A14-8YRGH\Winpe\x86 /recurse
Thanks and Good Luck,
Gary
Laird Bishop
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August 4th, 2014 14:00
You should include the /forceunsigned switch in your DISM command. Some of the drivers included in the packages are from 3rd party peripheral vendors and may not be signed with a globally recognized certificate.
Also, as Gary has already suggested, the driver source should be rooted at the folder for the apropriate processor architecture (i.e. x86 or x64)