Which driver is being used

We had an issues whereby a new PC would not connect to our 64bit boot.wim to run a task sequence so we need to import a number of drivers into the boot image. The PC is now connecting. How can I find out which driver is being used on the boot
image as I would like to remove the others which are not being used, is there a log file or would it be a process of elimination
Wayne

You can also review the logs in WinPE including setupapi.dev.log and wpeinit.log.
Also, when you say "we need to import a number of drivers into the boot image", I hope you are just talking about NIC drivers because that's all that is truly needed during WinPE (along with storage drivers).
Finally, when needing to add a driver, you should test it first by loading up WinPE, dropping to the command-line and using drvload to dynamically load the driver. From there you can test whether it works. Ths is still a trial and error method, but it eliminates
the long drawn process of injecting, distributing, re-booting, etc. and of course it lets you know immediately which driver is correct.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com

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