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Rudy_Ooms_MVP
MVP
Oct 26, 2021
In the script you are using it will launch the igxpin.exe from the .\intel folder, looking at the screenshot that folder is igfx_win10_100.8496 ?
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AB21805
Bronze Contributor
Oct 26, 2021

Hi Rudy_Ooms_MVP 

So would i only need to change the .\intel part? like I have done so below? Or is there more things I would need to change before I can get it to work with the driver I need?

 

#Check for path where logs will be stored
if (!(Test-Path C:\Temp)) {
    New-Item -Path C:\ -ItemType Directory -Name Temp
    New-Item -Path C:\Temp -ItemType Directory -Name SU
}
elseif (!(Test-Path C:\Temp\SU)) {
    New-Item -Path C:\Temp -ItemType Directory -Name SU
}

function Get-Info
{
    "[$Env:ComputerName] [$Tag] [$((Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss').ToString())] [$($env:UserName)] [$($MyInvocation.ScriptLineNumber)]"
}

function Exit-WithCode
{
    param
    (
        $exitcode
    )

    $host.SetShouldExit($exitcode)
    exit
}

$SoftwareName = 'IntelGraphics'
#Check currently installed version of driver
$InstallationVersion = Get-CimInstance -ClassName win32_pnpsigneddriver | Select-Object devicename, manufacturer, driverversion | Where-Object {$PSItem.DeviceName -like 'Intel(R)*HD Graphics*'}
#Write driver version to file
"$(Get-Info) Installed version $($InstallationVersion.driverversion)" | Out-File -Append -FilePath c:\Temp\SU\IntelGraph.log
#Install drivers silently
$Process = start-process "igfx_win10_100.8496.\igxpin.exe" -ArgumentList @('-report c:\temp\su\IntelGraph.log', '-s') -NoNewWindow -Wait -PassThru
$Process.WaitForExit()
#Determine exit of installation based on exitcode of Intel  
If($Process.Exitcode -eq '0'){
    #Hard reboot
    Exit-WithCode -exitcode 1641
}else{
    #Retry
    Exit-WithCode -exitcode 1618
}

 Thanks in advance

  • Rudy_Ooms_MVP's avatar
    Rudy_Ooms_MVP
    MVP
    Oct 27, 2021
    Hi,

    Looking at the script (didnt test it myself)

    ".\igfx_win10_100.8496\igxpin.exe" instead of ".\Intel\igxpin.exe"
    But please make sure you are packaging the folder igfx_win10_100.8496 and not only the contents of it..
    So create a folder on you harddrive c:\packages
    create a new sub folder igfx_win10_100.8496 in it with the contents igxpin.exe
    -Create the powershell script you mentioned and place it in the c:\packages folder
    -Create the intunewinapp package and select the poewrshell script as install file ... it will also add the igfx folder to it...

    • AB21805's avatar
      AB21805
      Bronze Contributor
      Oct 27, 2021

      Hi Rudy_Ooms_MVP 

       

      I have also tried to run the script manually before putting on intune and I get this? Any ideas? 

       

       

      Thanks in advance

    • AB21805's avatar
      AB21805
      Bronze Contributor
      Oct 27, 2021
      Thanks Rudy!

      If I wanted to find out the detection rule for this thet use:

      $Driver = Get-CimInstance -ClassName win32_pnpsigneddriver | Select-Object devicename, manufacturer, driverversion | Where-Object {$PSItem.DeviceName -like 'Intel(R)*HD Graphics*'}

      if ($Driver.driverversion -eq '26.20.100.6888') {
      Write-Output 'Newest version installed'
      #Exit code will be 0 and STDOUT not empty
      }
      else {
      exit 1
      }

      Do I need to change the version how do I find this out to match mine?

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