bob.roberts@pps.k12.va.us

When importing drivers, mainly "disk.inf", SCCM tells me the driver is not signed. If I look at the driver on the reference machine, it is signed by Microsoft. The problem occurs when trying to deploy the OS to a machine. The Found New Hardware Wizard starts up when the machine is signed on after a reimage. If a non-admin user signs on, it prompts for a login and also requires a restart. I have selected all the "Do unattended installation of unsigned drivers...." option on all my driver installation steps. When looking at the setupapi.log file, it shows that the it cannot install an unsigned driver. (see attached file). I need the OSD to run totally hands-off and be sitting at a login prompt when complete with nothing else to do. setupapi.log

Action: Install Purpose: Required Deploy Automatically according.... (greyed out and unchecked) Send wake-up packets - checked Make available to boot media and PXE - checked. Narrowed it down to the client installation. If I manually uninstalled the client from the command line "ccmsetup.exe /uninstall" then do a client push from SCCM console, everything works as expected. The task sequence is installing the client via "Setup Windows and Configuration Manager" step.

I am receiving the error listed above in my delployment of a reimage task to a client. I can not get this task to show up in the Software Center. My goal is to have the reimage kick off without user intervention. The message was in the CCMSDKProvider.log (attached). Thanks for any assitance you can provide. CCMSDKProvider.log