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Hello,<br />
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We want to use WDS and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) to install Windows XP on different types of HP workstations. <br />
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I installed WDS and MDT. It all seems to work. We need different drivers. So I downloaded all te HP drivers (60GB). <br />
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What is the best way to use only the drivers that are needed. What if I use the Out-of-box and add all the drivers. Are they all copied to the target workstation? I want to prevent &nbsp;WDS copies all the drivers to the workstation.<br />

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Hello,

We want to use WDS and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) to install Windows XP on different types of HP workstations. 

I installed WDS and MDT. It all seems to work. We need different drivers. So I downloaded all te HP drivers (60GB). 

What is the best way to use only the drivers that are needed. What if I use the Out-of-box and add all the drivers. Are they all copied to the target workstation? I want to prevent  WDS copies all the drivers to the workstation.


Using WDS for installing HP workstations

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