Usb Ethernet Adapter Driver
We are using SCCM to image about 10 EliteBook x360 1030 Gen 2, and installing Windows 10 Enterprise (1703) x64. Everything goes well during the task sequence until the reboot following the driver installation. Once it reboots, it completely drops the ball on SCCM.
Device driver installation proceeds, and then eventually, it makes it to the login screen, where I end up having to use the local admin password to login, as it has not joined our domain. Log in, and Windows 10 sees that there is a device plugged in (USB 3.0 device), but doesn't recognize it as a network adapter until it is unplugged and plugged back in. Also, it should be noted, that after the driver installation, the lights on the network adapter go off, and do not come back on.
I've downloaded the driver pack for this model and imported the drivers into the boot image (PE), and into the driver package. I downloaded the driver pack from HP and according to the readme it does not include the BT driver. Here is a list of the drivers it includes.
Usb Ethernet Adapter Driver
Alcor Micro Smart Card Reader Driver, version 1.7.45.12 Alps HID Mouse Driver, version 8.2206.1717.610 ASMedia eXtensible Host Controller (xHCI) Driver, version 1.16.44.1 Broadcom Ethernet Controller Drivers -64bit (BNB), version 17.4.0.1 Conexant HD Audio Driver 2016, version.57.Q.53 (Updated) Conexant USB Audio Driver for Docks, version 1.31.36.19 HP Universal Camera Driver 2016, version 2016.0.0.9 HP Wireless Button Driver, version 1.1.18.1 Intel Chipset Installation Utility, version 10.1.1.38 Intel Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework Driver for Kabylake, version 8.2. Although it seems totally unrelated, we did find that not including the Intel BT drivers worked for us. Otherwise, the HP USB Ethernet adapter would die after installing the driver stage in SCCM's Task Sequence.
Usb Ethernet Adapter Driver Windows 10
This adapter allows you to get improved network speeds on any laptop or on a desktop without having to install a new network card. It features 1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet speeds and is backwards compatible with 10/100 Mbps connections. The SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface means that the USB port will not slow down your Gigabit Ethernet speed. USB 3.0 Ethernet Adapter (NIC) driver for ESXi 6.5 by William Lam 157 Comments I had several folks ask me about an updated USB 3.0 Ethernet Driver for ESXi 6.5, similiar to what I had created for ESXi 5.5 and 6.0.