Windows 10: Customize Windows 10 Image in Audit Mode with Sysprep  

Dave M said:

Happy to report that adding the RAID drivers to the install.wim and boot.wim of the install media did the trick. Found the built in RAID controller and booted into the OOBE process with no issues. No more booting into a BSOD! Hah, and no more storage spaces volumes...

Hi Dave,

good news from your side. Would you bother to describe your steps more? Have you used Microsoft's explanation here to add your drivers to boot.wim and install.wim? Or have you tried out the sysprep configuration passes as well? And with what result?

Looking forward to your answer.

Frank

FrankOnBiz said:

Have you used Microsoft's explanation here to add your drivers to boot.wim and install.wim? Or have you tried out the sysprep configuration passes as well? And with what result?

I have managed to add drivers by using NTLite, which is less complex, takes some time, but is well documented: https://www.win-raid.com/t750f25-Gui...Win-image.html

I needed to integrate a hotfix for NVME harddisk support and drivers for USB 3 to a Windows 7 SP1 ISO. Otherwise it was impossible to boot on a deployed machine. The USB 3 drivers were also a must on a Japanese Windows 10 Enterprise ISO. Otherwise there was an unreadable error at the beginning.

In NTlite it is quite easy to add those drivers (the ISO itself (install.wim) and to Windows Setup (boot.wim)) and the hotfix.

Frank