Update Invoke-CMApplyDriverPackage.ps1

[stephannn]

Hi,
I did some modifications:

• If using demo mode you can also use get-credentials
• Fallback to a different OS Name when no Windows 11 driver exists
• Fallback to a lower OS version
• Save downloaded and applied driver package in the registry to skip it in case the powershell runs again
• Added error handling like recommended: v4.2 Bad error reporting #156

[sol-at-nobia]

Hi, I did some modifications:

• If using demo mode you can also use get-credentials
• Fallback to a different OS Name when no Windows 11 driver exists
• Fallback to a lower OS version
• Save downloaded and applied driver package in the registry to skip it in case the powershell runs again
• Added error handling like recommended: v4.2 Bad error reporting #156

Hi,
How did you setup the OS Name fallback? Didn't work "out of the box" for me, so was wondering if I had to add a parameter when invoking the script or such?

Br
Samuel

[stephannn]

Just added 23H2:
https://github.com/stephannn/ModernDriverManagement/blob/master/Invoke-CMApplyDriverPackage_4.2.1_woOSVersion_4.ps1

I call the fallback like that:

Invoke-CMApplyDriverPackage_4.2.1_woOSVersion_4.ps1
-DriverUpdate -Endpoint "Server.FQDN" -RegistryValueDriverInstalled $true -PerformReboot $false -TargetOSName 'Windows 11' -TargetOSVersion "23H2" -OSVersionFallback -TargetOSNameIgnore $true -TargetOSVersionLatest $true

[osxos]

This is phenomenal. Nice work on this!