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I'm currently in process of creating standardised Winndows 10 image for kisok PC.
Now the problem I'm facing is that during install, when I try to preload WIFI profile using netsh wlan add profile file=C:\wifi.xml user=all
, I get the error stating that There is no wireless interface on the system
. Now the error itself makes sense, since USB WIFI adapter is physically not yet connected to the PC (we connect adapters to the PCs when they are mounted into kisok stand, OS install is done way beforehand).
I've already tried adding fake WIFI adapter using "Add legacy hardware" option in device manager, but unfortunately that didn't fool netsh into thinking that WIFI is present.
Is there any way other way I can preload WIFI profile into my image when there is no WIFI adpater connected or trick that would convince netsh that WIFI card is present when actually it is not? Maybe using WISM or some other tool?
1Is it an error or a warning? Have you tried using your command, then adding the adapter? Is there a profile there? – Xalorous – 2018-01-24T17:30:27.747
In the sense of exit code it's not an error - exit code of netsh command in task sequence is 0. I've tried using command after TS was complete and when no adapter is plugged in it prints on stdout the above mentioned message and profile does not get installed. When I plug in WIFI adapter and than re run the add profile command, than the profile is installed and the PC gets connected to SSID configured in profile. – user2720406 – 2018-01-24T19:00:57.770