anyweb 441 Report post Posted March 24, 2015 Microsoft has recently released new updated drivers for the Surface Pro 3 (March 2015). Here's a breakdown of what those drivers are, the README below describes the versions of the components found in the Surface Pro 3 cumulative firmware and driver update package, released in March 2015. FirmwareEC 38.7.50.0 ECFirmware.inf SAM 3.9.350.0 SamFirmware.inf TOUCH 426.27.66.0 TouchFirmware.infUEFI 3.11.450.0 UEFI.inf DriversAccessory SurfaceAccessoryDevice 2.0.1012.0 SurfaceAccessoryDevice.inf Accessory SurfaceCoverAudio 2.0.722.0 SurfaceCoverAudio.inf Accessory SurfaceCoverClick 2.0.375.0 SurfaceCoverClick.inf Accessory SurfaceCoverTelemetry 2.0.722.0 SurfaceCoverTelemetry.inf Accessory SurfaceTouchCover 2.0.722.0 SurfaceTouchCover.inf Accessory SurfaceTouchCover2FwUpdate 2.0.722.0 SurfaceTouchCover2FwUpdate.infAccessory SurfaceTouchCoverFwUpdate 2.0.722.0 SurfaceTouchCoverFwUpdate.inf Accessory SurfaceTypeCover 2.0.364.0 SurfaceTypeCover.inf Accessory SurfaceTypeCover2FwUpdate 2.0.722.0 SurfaceTypeCover2FwUpdate.inf Accessory SurfaceTypeCoverFwUpdate 2.0.722.0 SurfaceTypeCoverFwUpdate.inf Accessory SurfaceTypeCoverV3FwUpdate 2.0.1021.0 SurfaceTypeCoverV3FwUpdate.infAccessory SurfaceWirelessAdapter 1.0.1.0 SurfaceWirelessAdapter.inf Audio DockingStationAudioDevice 1.31.35.7 msdokub.inf Audio HdAudio 6.0.1.7198 HDXMSSDS1.inf Camera LifeCam 5.20.1034.0 TrueColor.inf Display DisplayAudio 6.16.00.3161 IntcDAud.inf Display Graphics 10.18.14.4029 64dp4029.inf Display SurfaceDisplayCalibration 2.0.1002.0 SurfaceDisplayCalibration.inf Network Bluetooth 15.68.3073.151 mbtr8897w81x64.inf Network SurfaceEthernetAdapter 8.10.0830.2013 msu64w8.inf Network SurfaceGigabitEthernetAdapter 8.14.0704.2014 msu30x64w8.inf Network WiFi 15.68.3073.151 mrvlpcie8897.inf Pen SurfacePen 1.0.13.0 SurfacePen.inf Pen SurfacePenSettingsDriver 3.0.64.0 SurfacePenDriver.inf System CapacitiveHomeButton 2.0.1179.0 SurfaceCapacitiveHomeButton.infSystem CardReader 6.2.9200.30164 RtsUStor.inf System GPIO 1.1.165.1 iaLPSS_GPIO.inf System I2C 1.1.165.1 iaLPSS_I2C.inf System LowPinCount 9.4.0.1023 LxLpCore.inf System ManagementEngine 9.5.24.1790 heci.inf System SATA_AHCI 9.4.0.1023 LxLpAHCI.inf System SMBus 9.4.0.1023 LxLpSMB.inf System SurfaceIntegrationDriver 2.0.1182.0 SurfaceIntegrationDriver.inf System SurfacePciController 2.0.1151.0 SurfacePciController.inf About the script This script is totally automated and builds a complete MDT 2013 deployment solution for deploying the Surface Pro 3 with all drivers included from Microsoft right up to March 2015, all you have to provide is Windows 8.1 x64 Update source files and optionally Office 365. Download it ! Note: If you haven't restarted your server in a while, then i'd recommend restarting it before running the script otherwise the installation of .NET may require a restart and that can have a knock-on effect on the installation of Windows Deployment Services. Here's the new updated script. Setup MDT 2013 for Microsoft Surface Pro 3 - March 2015.zip Download it, unzip and run the script as Administrator in Windows PowerShell ISE, for the best experience try this on a new server with only the Operating System copied to the source specified in the variables. I've added some minor tweaks in the script so that you can run it on a previously setup Surface Pro 3 MDT Lab (for example if you created it with say the January version of this script). If any step fails it will simply fail over to the next step, in other words, not pretty but it works. Once the script has run you should see this start up Deployment Workbench and review the new drivers...below i've highlighted the new UEFI firmware driver all that's left to do is UEFI network boot a Surface Pro 3 and see the script in action, awesome ! to get an idea of what this script does see the original post here. have fun, please try it out and give me some feedback ! cheers niall Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
techlogik 0 Report post Posted March 30, 2015 So, maybe I'm clueless here, but when I get to the last screen shot above, and click next, it just reboots and I go in circles. So, I need to have another image/task setup to either try to capture the SF3 or already wim of a partition imported into the WDS for it to not keep looping after the computer name? I'm missing something obviously. Then it reboots and the message appears "An existing in-progress deployment was found but is not in an expected state. Would you like to ignore this in-progress etc..." Yes/No. And that is all she wrote. Thanks. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anyweb 441 Report post Posted March 31, 2015 press F8 and open a cmd prompt, look for the smsts.log file what does it reveal, most likely you have no correctly defined the deployment share connection credentials and it's rebooting as a result, or you have no network... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
techlogik 0 Report post Posted March 31, 2015 No smsts.log file is created on the x: launch path/directions...did a search, nothing. Thx Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anyweb 441 Report post Posted March 31, 2015 sorry, if still in the litetouch wizard look in x:\minint\smsosd\osdlogs does bdd.log reveal anything ? if after that look in x:\windows\temp\smstslog\smsts.log Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
