Install usb3 hub driver before first login

Question

Hello,
I captured the image of W7 with all drivers in place (device manager absolutely clean).
After deployment from MDT2012 I have Root Hub USB3 with yellow triangle. So USB devices not running. No mouse and keyboard. To resolve the issue I have to run Driver package from within the Windows.
I found the exact discussion and possible solution here:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/387263f3-6128-4ac5-89c3-bde165b9e1fe/driver-installation-problem-usb-30-root-hub?forum=configmgrosd
People talking about deployment from SCCM. Not very clear for me...
Could somebody clearly explain the steps that may help to deploy the appropriate driver.
Can I add it to out of the box or to do something from the TS for this particular model.
I have SP from HP that can extract and point to driver installation. Basically it could be at post installation because first login is Autologin. I have windows update from WSUS enabled pre application. So here I can run this driver installation. May be
to add it as application and check it in Lite touch ?
What will be the best way?
Thanks.
"When you hit a wrong note it's the next note that makes it good or bad". Miles Davis

Answer 1

Yes, when the SkipFinalWarnig=YES statement is NOT implemented, an automated reboot would be suppressed if an error occured during deployment.
For your other problem, there is a simple solution:
Edit you TaskSequence
Add a Restart Computer entry, using Add > General > Restart Computer
Make sure it's the last statement
With this Restart computer statement selected, go to the Options tab
Use Add > Query WMI
Use this as the WQL query:
SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem WHERE Model LIKE "%model%"
Note that you need to replace MODEL with a unique sting that is in the model-string of that specific model, for inctance, on a
HP Probook 6570b, you would state: "%6570b%".
You can find the model string using PowerShell:
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem
After saving the changes, the reboot should only take place on models matching the WMI query.
That said however, it's a good idea (in fact good practice) to always reboot after deployment; this resolves a lot of issues you might have in several situations...
Regards,
Martin
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