The Properties dialog box for a device. If you added a new peripheral and Windows 10 does not immediately recognize it, first check that the device is connected properly and that no cables are damaged. You should ensure that the external device is powered on and not in sleep or standby mode. You can also open Device Manager and launch the Scan For Hardware Changes Wizard from the Action menu, which will locate previously undetected hardware and then configure it for you.
Device Manager provides one method of managing devices within Windows This Devices And Printers app enables you to add devices and printers by clicking the menu item at the top of the screen. This launches an easy-to-use wizard that searches for devices and walks the user through the process of installing devices. After a piece of hardware is installed, you can view it in the Devices And Printers app, and Windows displays photorealistic icons to help you recognize the devices.
If you click and open one of the icons, a new view appears that focuses on the device. This window is the device stage. The type of functionality found in the device stage depends on the support provided by the manufacturer of the device that is installed alongside the device driver. Use the following procedures to modify driver packages and boot images. To add or remove a driver, first locate it in the Drivers node. Then edit the packages or boot images with which the selected driver is associated.
Expand Operating Systems , and then select the Drivers node. To add a device driver, select the check box of the driver packages to which you want to add the device drivers.
To remove a device driver, clear the check box of the driver packages from which you want to remove the device driver. If you're adding device drivers that are associated with driver packages, you can optionally create a new package.
Before the drivers are available, you must update the driver package on distribution points. You can add to boot images Windows device drivers that have been imported into the catalog. Use the following guidelines when you add device drivers to a boot image:. Add only storage and network drivers to boot images. Other types of drivers aren't usually required in Windows PE.
Drivers that aren't required unnecessarily increase the size of the boot image. Add only device drivers to a boot image for the version of Windows PE. Make sure that you use the correct device driver for the architecture of the boot image. Don't add an x86 device driver to an x64 boot image. On the Home tab of the ribbon, in the Driver group, select Edit , and then choose Boot images. To add a device driver, select the check box of the boot image to which you want to add the device drivers.
To remove a device driver, clear the check box of the boot image from which you want to remove the device driver. If you don't want to update the distribution points where the boot image is stored, clear the Update distribution points when finished check box. By default, the distribution points are updated when the boot image is updated. Go back to the Driver Details page and clear the drivers that don't match the architecture of the selected boot image. Select Yes to add the drivers to the boot image or No to go back and modify your driver selection.
Select Yes to continue or select No to go back and make changes to your driver selection. You can do additional actions to manage drivers when you select them in the Drivers node. Removes the driver from the Drivers node and also removes the driver from the associated distribution points. Prohibits the driver from being installed.
This action temporarily disables the driver. The task sequence can't install a disabled driver when you deploy an OS. This action only prevents drivers from installing using the Auto Apply Driver task sequence step.
Lets Configuration Manager client computers and task sequences install the device driver when you deploy the OS. Opens the Properties dialog box. Review and change the properties of the driver. For example, change its name and description, enable or disable it, and specify which platforms it can run on. Use task sequences to automate how the OS is deployed. Each step in the task sequence can do a specific action, such as installing a driver.
You can use the following two task sequence steps to install device drivers when you deploy an OS:. Auto Apply Drivers : This step lets you automatically match and install device drivers as part of an operating system deployment.
You can configure the task sequence step to install only the best matched driver for each detected hardware device. Alternatively, specify that the step installs all compatible drivers for each detected hardware device, and then let Windows Setup choose the best driver.
You can also specify a driver category to limit the drivers that are available for this step. Apply Driver Package : This step lets you make all device drivers in a specific driver package available for Windows Setup. In the specified driver packages, Windows Setup searches for the device drivers that are required. When you create stand-alone media, you must use this step to install device drivers.
When you use these task sequence steps, you can also specify how the drivers are installed on the computer where you deploy the OS. For more information, see Manage task sequences to automate tasks. You can use several reports in the Driver Management reports category to determine general information about the device drivers in the driver catalog.
For more information about reports, see Introduction to reporting. Manage task sequences to automate tasks. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Important To create a driver package, you must have an empty network folder that's not used by another driver package.
Important The site server account must have Full control permissions to the specified source folder. Tip Starting in version , when you import an object in the Configuration Manager console, it now imports to the current folder.
After the request completes, the client driver receives a handle for the selected configuration, and pipe handles for the endpoints that are defined in the active alternate setting for each interface. Get the number of interfaces in the configuration. The number of elements in the array must be one more than the number of interfaces. Initialize the array by calling RtlZeroMemory. Obtain an interface descriptor for each interface or its alternate setting in the configuration.
A client driver, which is one of the function drivers of the composite device, cannot change the configuration but the driver can still send a select-configuration request through Usbccgp.
In response, Usbccgp. The number of interfaces reported in the bNumInterfaces field of a partial configuration descriptor is less than the total number of interfaces defined for the entire USB composite device. In addition, in a partial configuration descriptor, an interface descriptor's bInterfaceNumber indicates the actual interface number relative to the entire device. For example, Usbccgp. Note that the interface number is greater than the number of interfaces reported. While enumerating interfaces in a partial configuration, avoid searching for interfaces by calculating interface numbers based on the number of interfaces.
Instead, make sure that you search for all interfaces in the configuration descriptor by passing -1 in InterfaceNumber.
For implementation details, see the code example in this section. For information about how Usbccgp.
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