Common WinPE and Driver Pack Links

Hello Everyone,
I just wanted to put together a repository of common driver pack downloads for WinPE / WinRE and Windows ADK installers to make them easier to find for those who are in need of them.
The MVP custom WinPE creator tool already includes IRST drivers (and the ability to add your own custom drivers), but in some instances, newer hardware may need something even more current.
Vendors like Intel, Dell, HP and KillerEthernet provide WinPE drivers and specific hardware model driver packs, but are not always easy to find. Hopefully, having them linked in one location will be useful for Acronis users and forum members.
Cheers!
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Thanks! I know I'm constantly referring to them for myself or in forum threads, so just makes it easier to have them consolidated. If anyone has specific driver packs for other vendors, I'd be happy to add them too.
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Bob, your doing this will make it much easier for all of us.
Thanks
Ian
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Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370-Gaming 5 M/B; AMD Ryzen 1700X; 16gig RAM; 2 x 500 gig Samsung 970 EVO PCIe NVMe, 1 x 250 gig Samsung 960 EVO PCIe NVMe drives + other drives (Windows 10 Pro 64)
Gigabyte Aorus B360 Gaming 3M/B, Intel i5 9400; 16gig RAM; 1 x 500 gig Samsung EVO Plus PCIe NVMe + 1 x 250 gig Samsung 960 EVO PCIe NVMe + other drives (Windows 10 Enterprise 64)
Gigabyte Aorus H370 Gaming 3M/B, Intel i5 9400; 16gig RAM; 1 x 500 gig Samsung EVO Plus PCIe NVMe + 3 x Kingston HyerX Fury 240gig RAID 5 + other drives (Windows 10 Enterprise 64)
Synology DS414 NAS 4 x 4TB WD Red HDD

Looks it has been made a sticky now!
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Jon,
You're welcome. I use these links all of the time now, so am glad they are helping others too.
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(11). BOOT MBR vs UEFI (12). Common OEM Drivers

Thank you for sharing good things!
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You're welcome! Guess we need to try and get this as a sticky in the 2020 forum now too!
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Hi guys,
I'm trying to restore an Acronis image into my newly purchased Dell laptop XPS 15 (2019) 7590. I am running the latest MVP Acronis WinPE Media Builder (v 18.6) to inject the RAID drivers as the SSD hard drive ain't visible otherwise.
The process with MVP works well until I am prompted to create the USB flash drive. I have an 8GB USB flash drive which I recently formatted and used to create the normal Acronis bootable USB without issues. When I select the drive in the options and type in the pertaining letter drive (D: in this case) the formatting process begins and then I get the following error:
ERROR: Failed to format "D:"; Diskpart errorlevel - 2147024809
Any ideas what to do to correct this and get the USB bootable drive properly created?
Thanks in advance
Joel
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Try doing a full format first. There have been a couple others with similar issues, due to hidden partitions on USB flash drives that may be there from the manufacturer or other tools like Rufus. Use an admin command prompt and
Diskpart /clean
On the correct drive. Be careful not to clean the wrong disk!
Then go into computer management and initialize as fat32 and quick format then try to build again.
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Great resource, thanks !!
However the link is broken for the CAB I need for my Precision M4600...
https://www.dell.com/support/article/en-uk/how13813/precision-m4600-windows-7-driver-cab?lang=en
...any chance it can be fixed, please?
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W Thomas Phillips wrote:Great resource, thanks !!
However the link is broken for the CAB I need for my Precision M4600...
https://www.dell.com/support/article/en-uk/how13813/precision-m4600-windows-7-driver-cab?lang=en
...any chance it can be fixed, please?
Unfortunately, we don't maintain the links for the vendors. The references just take you to their pages and the vendors/manufactures maintain them directly.
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