Okay this is probably a stupid question but hey if it gets the job done :)
Anyways I am in charge of setting up an automated installation system for my companies network. Unfortunately we have 17 different Dell models currently and we want to put all of the drivers for these systems on a network drive to be accessed during the automated installation process. Can you tell me what the best method is for getting and extracting all of the drivers I will need? Doing it by downloading or scouring CD's will be quite the task. Anything will help, thanks for your time!!!
that would be quite a problem installing drivers on 17 computers...you are working as an adminstrator, and sort of above my knowledge base....seems to me that one way to tackle the problem is with networking operating system, that would allow better control over the network... i know of remote assistance, but what i have read about it is control over another computer..... maybe someone here can give you some better advice
Thanks for responding, I actually have the automated system in place, we are going to be using a standard answer file combined with some application management tools. I just need to find an easy way to get the Dell drivers for all 17 models that we have (400 PC's or so) to put them in a central location. Setting it up is no problem, downloading and saving all of the Dell drivers we need for that many models is the problem I am having.
I am hoping for some type of driver package for each model that Dell has, rather then downloading all of the different drivers 1 by 1 and extracting them. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks all!
It may not have all OEM drivers but you should check out driverpacks.net -- all they do is provide packs of drivers to slipsteam onto XP installation CDs.
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Posted March 31st, 2008 17:00