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Depends on the deployment you are going to use. If you use SCCM to &nbsp;deploy the image, then add the drivers to a separate task sequence.<br />
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If you would like to use USB boot disk and standalone installation, FAS or something else, for that model only, then install the drivers and create the WIM file (deployment will be much faster).
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Depends on the deployment you are going to use. If you use SCCM to  deploy the image, then add the drivers to a separate task sequence.

If you would like to use USB boot disk and standalone installation, FAS or something else, for that model only, then install the drivers and create the WIM file (deployment will be much faster).

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Hi Experts, I am trying to capture a Win 7 and Win 10 virtual image from VmWare. Do I need to populate Out of box drivers as part of capture task sequence or as part of deploy task sequence? These will be deployed to Latitude 7480 machines<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Experts, I am trying to capture a Win 7 and Win 10 virtual image from VmWare. Do I need to populate Out of box drivers as part of capture task sequence or as part of deploy task sequence? These will be deployed to Latitude 7480 machines

Thanks

MDT 2013

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