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Hey there,

So I looking to run some tasks based on the Model of the machine.

My current scenario is I'm looking to copy drivers based the model #.

Eg. I have a Latitude E7450 & E6410 and I have a network share \\server\Drivers (Each Model has it corresponding folder E7450,E7440,E6410 etc. within) 

So i was hoping for it to see that it's a Latitude E7450 and then copy the drivers from \\Server\Drivers\E6410 and copy it to C:\Drivers.

 

I've tried some suggestions from here . But I'm obviously missing something,

What tried was, creating a Task --> Run Script

I then pasted this

FOR /F "tokens=2 delims==" %%G IN ('WMIC baseboard get product /format:VALUE') DO SET Model=%%G

ECHO Model: %Model%

if "%model%"=="Latitude E7440"  goto E7440
if "%model%"=="Latitude E7450"  goto E7450

REM If we didn't find a match, just exit
goto Exit

REM LAPTOPS

:7440
ROBOCOPY /E "\\server\Drivers\E7440" C:\Drivers
goto Exit

:7450
ROBOCOPY /E "\\server\Drivers\E7450" C:\Drivers
goto Exit

:Exit

exit

I then do a Quick run against my test machine, I see a quick dos screen come up and go away. But nothing is coping and the task still shows as running.

If anyone could point me in the right direction, it would be great.

Thanks

 

 

 

Hi

I didn´t check the "FOR" loop but what i can see is that the "jump mark" is wrong. You are missing the "E" in front of the jump mark.

if "%model%"=="Latitude E7440"  goto E7440
if "%model%"=="Latitude E7450"  goto E7450

REM If we didn't find a match, just exit
goto Exit

REM LAPTOPS

:E7440
ROBOCOPY /E "\\server\Drivers\E7440" C:\Drivers
goto Exit

:E7450
ROBOCOPY /E "\\server\Drivers\E7450" C:\Drivers
goto Exit

:Exit

exit

 

Network23

To troubleshoot I either echo out the variables to a file: ECHO Model: %Model% >"%temp%\model.bat" And/or put a "Pause" at the end of the script so the CMD windows doesn't disappear.

How about a mapping to that share because the task runs with local system rights?

Thanks

 

Network23 i completely missed the typo
andkn101 pausing it allowed me to see i was using the wrong product number.

My only issue now is I have to make a Run Script to map a drive to the driver Dir and then run the script above. If i dont do net use first i get access denied even though the Altiris account has rights to the share?

The task runs as a local system by default and inside winpe you can not use 'run as' because the client is not a domain member.