Touchpad driver failes with ConfigMgr OSD

Question

We are trying to use the M6600 A00 CAB as a driver package for Windows 7 x64. Made the driver package using Dell Client Deployment Pack 1.2. During deployment the following errors occur (version difference because I am now trying the newest driver)

Importing driver D:\_SMSTaskSequence\drivers\6\R310070\Vi64\Apfiltr.inf ...
IBSLIB PublishMessage: Publishing message [Windows Setup could not install one or more boot-critical drivers. To install Windows, make sure that the drivers are valid, and restart the installation.]

According to Microsoft this means the driver is not properly signed. I've seen the 32-bit version being inserted just fine, it's 64-bit that's stopping my deployment.

DELL-Warren B · Answer

There is an A02 version of the M6600 Win7 CAB that was released yesterday. I'm updating the TechCenter page now, but you an grab it from the FTP site at

http://ftp.dell.com/sysman/M6600-win7-A02-R314070.CAB

dliefbroer · Answer

As the A02 pack uses R302450 and I already tested with the newer version R310070, this was bound to fail.. I'm removing the driver from our deployment as we can't continu at this moment.

DELL-Warren B · Answer

Thanks for the details. I forwarded them to the dev team.

DELL-Warren B · Answer

the dev team informed me that the Touchpad driver requires .Net Framework 4.0 to function. Do you have that included in your build? Download link below.

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=17851

dliefbroer · Answer

The driver pack is applied in ConfigMgr before the OS is installed. When should I install .Net?

DELL-Warren B · Answer

It would probably be best to have it included in your OS build. The driver installation essentially takes place when the OS boots for the first time.

dliefbroer · Answer

Please see the first post. I'm not doing anything special in the Task Sequence to deploy the machine.
Basic steps:
Apply image
Apply Driver pack
Setup Windows

During the last step setup stops with the message in the first post. This is exactly as you propose and it doesn't work.

I've again removed the driver from the driver package as we can't deploy at the moment. I also had to remove it from the E6500 driver package as this contains the same ALPS driver. After removing it from the E6500 package it still errors out, but I'm investigating that one.

If this can't be resolved via the forum, please let me know, so I can contact Dell Support myself.

VivekAgarwal2 · Answer

Please deploy the image on a Virtual Machine Then install the Net Framework 4.0 Capture the image Use this image for deployment

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Touchpad driver failes with ConfigMgr OSD

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