1. From the computer you plan to target with a deployment, open the \\jahvid\K2000_EXTERNAL\peinst\drivers_postinstall\feed_tools folder.
  2. Double-click Get_Manufacturer_Model_OS.vbs. Note the values in the dialog box.
  3. Go back to the drivers_postinstall folder and create a folder named for the manufacturer. For example: TOSHIBA
  4. Open the folder that you just created and create subfolders for the operating systems that you want to deploy. You must name the folders exactly, using one of the OS as shown below:
    • windows_8_x64
    • windows_8_x86
      windows_7_x64
    • windows_7_x86
    • windows_vista
    • windows_vista_x64
    • windows_xp
    • windows_xp_x64
  5. Once the folders are created, open the folder that corresponds to the operating system that you want to deploy.
  6. Create a folder with the exact name for the computer model. Be sure to name the folder exactly as shown in the discovery tool.
    1. Move the plug-and-play drivers from the local system into model folder. Optionally, you can separate the driver files in hardware type folders, for example \\jahvid\K2000_EXTERNAL\peinst\drivers_postinstall\HP\windows_7_x64\HP Compaq dc7900 Small Form Factor\display.

Drivers:

Manually providing drivers for non-Dell Computers in K2000 v3.5
Download the drivers for the model of computer you want to add to the driver postinstallation folder and then extract the plug-and-play drivers from the EXE files to get the actual driver files; otherwise, they will not work. You can use Universal Extractor to extract the drivers from the exe. Name the folders Nic, Display, Wifi…

From the computer you plan to target with a deployment, open the \\jahvid\K2000_EXTERNAL\peinst\drivers_postinstall\feed_tools folder.
Double-click driver_feed_discovery_tool.vbs. The script returns specific information about the computer, including the path where a deployment will look for driver files.
Go back to the drivers_postinstall share and create the folder structure noted in path, such as \\jahvid\K2000_EXTERNAL\peinst\drivers_postinstall\.
Move the plug-and-play drivers from the local system into model folder. Optionally, you can separate the driver files in hardware type folders, for example \\jahvid\K2000_EXTERNAL\peinst\drivers_postinstall\network.

On the K2000 go to setting – Appliance Maintenance and select “Recache All Drivers”