Deploy NIC Driver Update

If you have the INF files you could leverage PNPUtil to install them. I'm doing this as part of my deployment process to take care of any drivers that might have flaked out during the Injection phase of my FOG imaging process. 

Notably, I'm doing this with several flavors of driver from Intel to Broadcom depending on model of computer that is being imaged. 

Here is the code i'm using in a Powershell step:

$Driverpath = "C:\Drivers\Dell"

$driversCollection = Get-ChildItem -Path $Driverpath -Filter "*.inf" -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | 
Select-Object -ExpandProperty Fullname
foreach($driver In $driversCollection){
# Add and install driver package
pnputil.exe -i -a $driver
}

This is great because the NIC doesn't really disable/enable like an install process and just starts using the new driver, so I get a Successful Deployment in PDQ when it runs.

Stephen,

Thanks for the suggestion.  I was almost done building a new package when I saw your reply.  What I ended up doing is downloading the drivers from Intel and then extracting the contents to a new directory in PDQ Repository.  Once this was done, I built a package where the first step was to copy that directory to the local system and then the last step ran a command to update the drivers using DxSetup.exe.  It worked out pretty well and Deploy even showed it as a successful deployment.  Maybe I'll try it your way too that way I have a different way to do it in the future.  Thanks again!