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Last year I needed to quickly slap together a Windows 10 install image for my company and didn't have a lot of time to get it done. I have never done this before and don't know best practices so had to do some quick and dirty tricks to get it working. Now looking for advice on how to do it "correctly." Specifically looking for advice on driver installation. I am currently using a PowerShell script to read the computer's model from the BIOS and then installing all drivers in a corresponding folder on the USB drive. It works, but can't help but feel like there may be a better way.

 

Also, we are going to be expanding our models offered, letting users choose different screen sizes for their laptop. So for example, a "HP EliteBook 845 G7" uses the same driver pack as a "HP EliteBook 855 G7." I could add some logic in the PowerShell script to replace the number representing the screen size with an X, but again...I can't help but feel like there is a better way.

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