Please note that adding these components may several minutes to the creation process. Select this option to add BitLocker Encryption and iSCSI support to the rescue media. The default option is selected to match the architecture of the host Windows OS. to prepare and build the Windows PE imageĮither 32 bit or 64 Bit. The device now has a green tick next to it to indicate compatibility with Windows PEĬlick Next. This wizard is straightforward to use, the first page prompts you for a folder to scan for drivers and whether you want to include all sub-folders.Ī compatible driver is found. For older PCs, manufacturers of devices and motherboards included driver CDs in the packaging, however, these may not be the latest.Ĭlick the 'Update Driver' button to search for a compatible driver. If this is not present, you can download drivers from the device or PC vendor's website. You can find driver install packages in several places. Most manufacturers create a driver folder on the hard drive of a new PC, often named after the manufacturer. Being able to update drivers in this way is useful if you experiencing issues with performing backups or restores in WinPE, for example, if restoring runs slowly from a USB device.
Driver already present in Drivers folderĮven if a device is supported you can choose to update it and use a different driver, you do not need to use the driver provided by WinPE. Supported devices have a status of either: Note: You do not need to install missing drivers for devices that you do not intend using from WinPE. There is a compatible driver already present in the collection of drivers on previously created rescue media. There is a compatible driver in the host operating system. The device is supported by default in WinPE. It builds a list of devices in your computer that are either Hard Drive/RAID controllers, Network Interface Cards, USB controllers or USB hubs. The wizard checks whether your device requires drivers adding to WinPE. If your device is not compatible then you must add its driver so WinPE recognizes it and communicates with your device. Windows PE (WinPE) is packaged with a large collection of drivers but there are many devices that are not part of the WinPE driver package. One or more optional supporting software library files (Dynamic Link Library) that contain further code to support the driver software, these files have a. An optional security catalog that signs those drivers for operating systems that require signed drivers, commonly used on 圆4 operating systems, these files have a. The driver information, or INF, file which contains the installation instructions for the drivers, these files have a. The driver software, these files have a. A device driver is a collection of files (also referred to as a driver package) and generally comprises of:
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