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yannara
Oct 19, 2017Brass Contributor
Driver missing after 1703 -> 1709
I have several laptop models of HP, Fujitsu and Lenovo. I started to test 1709 via SCCM SUP Servicing, and at least 1 model has one unknown device in device manager after the upgrade. These issues we...
Simon Binder
Jan 02, 2018MVP
Hi! In this case there could be that 1709 isn't SAC-B yet, and therefore your hardware vendors (and/or Microsoft) may not yet have released a supported version of the driver. Usually it should keep drivers when using servicing (or in-place in general) but in some cases a driver may be considered non-supported and therefore gets remove. If the devices are of a newer model I'm sure a fix will be released, but probably not until 1709 is declared SAC-B. It would help if you could share the model you are having issues with to aid others.
Also, on a side note. I myself prefer servicing as the first alternative, but "everyone" will run into situations where a Task Sequence will be the best alternative when moving from build to build. Your Windows Servicing process should be able to handle both in my opinion.
Also, on a side note. I myself prefer servicing as the first alternative, but "everyone" will run into situations where a Task Sequence will be the best alternative when moving from build to build. Your Windows Servicing process should be able to handle both in my opinion.