SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem WHERE Model LIKE “%Latitude E5510%” In the “WMI Query Properties” box, ensure that you have “rootcimv2” as WMI Namespace and type in the following query in the WMI Query input box: To do this, click on the Options tab of the step, then click “Add Condition” and select “Query WMI”. Once you have added your “Apply Driver Package” steps and set them up to point to the correct Driver Package, you can then apply the WMI query to make the task sequence either apply the step or ignore it. Dell Latitude E5510 for both 圆4 and x86 drivers would require two completely different driver packages and “Apply Driver Package” steps). You will need to add as many “Apply Driver Package” steps as required, you should have one step for each different model and set of drivers (i.e. Once you have all this information, you can then edit or create your task sequence.
If you need to know how to find out the WMI model name of a machine, you can download and use our WMI Query builder tool available from the link below: Get WMI Query Now Released! – Click here to Download Instructions To do this is very easy and all you need is a very simple WMI query, knowledge of your computers WMI model name and all the drivers for your various models already imported and packaged into your SCCM. This also speeds up the deployment process. This means that when you deploy an image, the target machine will always get the full and correct drivers for the model, rather than getting mismatched drivers. You can then use this in an Apply Driver Package Task Sequence step to only present the the relevant device drivers to Windows setup at the time a machine is built.You can install drivers by computer model using a WMI script during the SCCM OSD task sequence. This page (sorted by Vendor and Model number) shows the results of running the WMIC CSProduct Get Name command from a Command Prompt to retrieve the model name from WMI.
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