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      <title>Install drivers by computer model using WMI query</title>
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      <description>When using task sequence, you might want to install different driver packages for different computer models. This can be accomplished by using a WMI query. First of all you need to have driver packages for all your computer models and know the exact model name for every computer. To find this, open a command prompt…</description>
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