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May 23rd, 2014 03:00
Optiplex 7010 AMD Radeon HD 7470 not detected (MDT2013)
I'm trying to deploy the installation via MDT2013 with the CAB file for the Optiplex 7010.
The problem is that te AMD 7470 card is not detected. In device manager i get a standard vga adapter. Updating te driver manually works fine but not via driver injection in my Task sequence.
The CAB i'm using is A05 (01/29/2014),
I also tried the CAB file from the support page of the 7010 (5/15/2014) aswell as the single driver for the AMD and also the drivers from AMD itself. (Using the folder W76A_INF in packages - Display).
All other drivers like USB 3.0 are injected fine but this one not.
I tried to create an extra package with only te AMD driver to be injected but no luck also.



__Joe
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May 23rd, 2014 10:00
Gunco, are you using DriverGroups as your driver injection method or are you using driver packages in the MDT task sequence?
If you are using DriverPackages, be sure to use WMI Queries (sample below), in the options settings, for all driver packages to ensure you do not cause a driver conflict injecting multiple drivers into a single platform.
Syntax for WMI Query:
Select * From Win32_ComputerSystem where Model like "Optiplex 7010%"
gunco
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May 26th, 2014 01:00
Joe,
We only use Windows 7 Professional x64 so i created a custom wim file wich has all the updates intergrated.
I created folders under Out-of-box drivers for every model we use and import the x64 folder from the CAB files. I also created selection profiles for each model.
Under the post install i created several tasks for each model to inject te driver from the selection profile based on that model and continue on error. And yes i also included the WMI Query.
EDIT: i think i made an error on recreating the task.. drivers need to be injected pre install!!
Changed it but it did not help..
The screenshot gives you an idea how i set up things.
It works for all other models and i understand the basic principle but cannot figure out why it doesn't detect the card. The hardware ID matches the one in the driver but my BDD.log tells me "no 3rd party driver found".
mike.douglas
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June 27th, 2014 10:00
Instead of using a WMI query (which does work) can you try an alt method which is using a Task Variable.
Varible = MODEL
Condition= Equals
Value=Optiplex 7010
If this fails then that would be 2 methods that did not work in which case I do not see how it is the exact driver unless that video is disabled in the BIOS.