Hi
This is work related.. The last 2 weeks I've had vacation from work, and at the same time we pushed out over 100 laptops to schools. When I made the deployment image for the laptops before taking vacation, I told my co-workers to CHECK if everything is working when it comes to drivers and devices, because I didn't have time for that.
And now I realize that they pushed out 100 laptop's without a fully working graphics driver.
Well the graphics driver is definetly there, but AMD's genius "ATI PCI Express (3GIO) Filter Driver" Likes to mess things up, making many of the laptop's drivers not work at all.
Soooo, I am wondering.. Is there a way to uninstall that specified driver, with it's driver software via a batch script or Group Policy ? If yes, show me how :D
I am no coding wiz ._.
It'll be some sort of script you'll have to do. GPO can only be done within a domain. Are those laptops within a domain or are they standalone respectively?
It's all withing a domain.
I KNOW it's fully doable, but I don't have the knowledge to make such a script ^^
This might come in handy ...
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc770556.aspx
Also if the driver is in a .MSI file then you can sumply deploy it as a software package.
you could also do this:
net use z: \\server\share\drivers
start driver.exe
... might work.
Oh sorry i thought the title said "INSTALL a specific driver ..." not uninstall... well in that chase... it might still work because the driver will probably install over the old one...
Windows Deployment Services could only do the PXE and Windows installation thing, right? Just need to remember some of the stuff I learnt, but never did an exam for it due to a very short timeframe of classes, from MCITP.