Latitude E7480 and Kace K2100 deployment
Answers (3)
Have you added the LATEST drivers to the appropriate kbe_windows_x64 or the kbe_windows_x86
in the share directory on the appliance.
Go to https://support.quest.com/kb/111717 to download the drivers. Use your Support credentials to log in,
then select KBE Driver Pack.
Navigate to the k2000/driver_packs folder to download the appropriate WinPE driver pack.
Manually copy the drivers to one of the following directories:
• \\Kace Appliance\drivers\kbe_windows_x86
• \\Kace Appliance\drivers\kbe_windows_x64
Re-cache the drivers. See Re-cache drivers.
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Yes, I forgot to add that to the question.
I have downloaded the latest KBE drivers from the dell site (which you linked)
And afterwards recached the drivers and created a new KBE boot - anonymous_135268 6 years ago
Top Answer
Received this from Quest support I wasn't using the ADK for Windows 10.
Issue is resolved
Thank you for contacting Quest, I have taken ownership ofyour Service Request Number 4063911 - Unable to PXE boot Dell Latitude E7480.
I recommend building a new KBE based on ADK for Windows10 and the latest KBE Driver Pack for WinPE 10. This KBE, while based onWindows 10, will image Windows 7, 8 and 10. We've just found newer model systemsand hardware have fewer issues with this type KBE. This KB article will explainthe process.
https://support.quest.com/k2000-systems-deployment-appliance/kb/184391
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I was using the Internal NIC. But Quest support helped me on this issue. It's fixed now - anonymous_135268 6 years ago
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I noticed this one too back with the USB-A 3.0 dongles... way to go for including drivers on the device themselves (this should have been happening for a long time if you ask me), but it causes problems for things like imaging. If only there was a countdown of some sort, where if you haven't read the files off the USB disk in, say, 60 seconds, it reverts back to the NIC drivers instead of Mass Storage.
</twoCents> - robcav 6 years ago