Driver Automation Tool can automate driver downloads and packaging for System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT).

It is a Powershell script that generates a GUI to automate the processes of downloading, extracting and importing driver packages for Acer, Dell, Lenovo, HP and Microsoft systems.

If you were wondering, it is not intended for home use. It works best for anyone deploying computers and wants to have a driver and BIOS package ready to go on multiple systems.

You can download just drivers, BIOS or all for any operating system from Windows 7 to the latest Windows 10 update in 32-bit or 64-bit. Once you select a model, you can download or you can search or import your own computer and model. Other options include the location to save and automatically remove unused drivers and superseded drivers.

The tool automates the following processes;

Queries XML content from Acer, Dell, Lenovo, HP and Microsoft

Provides Driver Downloads for all three

Provides BIOS downloads for Dell only (at present)

Creates a PowerShell Script for the BIOS update

Download Driver CAB for each model

Extract the Driver CAB

Import the drivers in the extracted CAB folder

Create a Category based on the machine model

Create a Driver Package based on the machine model and filename

Imports the associated drivers into the newly created Driver Package

Driver Automation Tool is an invaluable time-saver for anyone deploying a number of computers.

Driver Automation Tool uses Microsoft PowerShell. Here is a tutorial on using PowerShell if you're new to it:



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