This particular model is not present in my environment.Īnother option is that maybe you have the ethernet adapter plugged into a USB3 port, and you don't have USB3 drivers loaded in your WinPE environment. This has worked for other USB ethernet adapters.
Once Bootwiz is complete, try booting your XPS to PXE and see if you get an address. If you open up the Task Manager on the Site Server, you will see Bootwiz.exe running. After the configuration has been saved, do a Resource Membership Update (delta is just fine), and then go to your deployment site server and update its agent config. Highlight your WinPE and select Recreate Preboot Environment (DO NOT click Save afterwards). Once they're added, go to Settings/Deployment/Create Preboot Configurations.
Add them to your WinPE by going to the SMP console (Settings/Deployment/Driver Management). There were four INF files for 32- and four for 64-bit Windows. That extracted all of the Driver INF files. zip file, I extracted the Windows folder, then ran the exe file (LAN7500-WDF-2.0.1.1.exe) with the /extract switch. Grab either the 32- or 64-bit drivers, depending on your WinPE.įrom their driver. First off, make sure you're using Vista drivers, as the WinPE that comes with DS 7.1 (I assume you're using DS 7.1) is version 2.1, which is for Vista.
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