Solved:WdsClient: An error occurred while starting networking: a matching network card driver was not found in this image. Please have your Administrator add the network driver for this machine to the Windows PE image on the Windows Deployment Services server

Are you struggling with above error:

And you want to know how to solve this error;then 

you are at right place. After reading this article you 

will be able to solve this error.

To solve this error we need to inject NIC drivers to the 

Boot.wim File. 

How to Inject NIC/LAN/ETHERNET drivers to Boot.wim 

Create a new folder in your C: dive called Tempwim

copy boot.wim file to your C:\tempwim\ 

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in C:\tempwim folder create 2 more folders named Mount & drivers

copy your NIC/LAN/ETHERNET drivers to drivers folder

but make sure that files are extracted & must contain .inf file  

now run Command prompt as Administrator 

type the following command one by one :

dism /mount-wim /wimfile:C:\tempwim\boot.wim /index:2 /mountdir:C:\tempwim\mount 

the above command will mount Boot.wim file to 

C:\tempwim\mount folder

now type the following command

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How to replace Windows deployment Server Boot image

To replace Windows deployment boot image 

Go to Windows Deployment Services 

navigate to following path

Windows Deployment Services>Servers>Server/Domain name>Boot images

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How to Make a Domain User the Local Administrator for all PCs

I got lot's of queries from system administrators & tech support 

engineer's ,like how to allow domain user's to install software or 

make any configuration changes on the client's without prompting 

for password. & How to make a user group to allow performing

system changes on client's but they should not be able to perform

any changes on domain controller & Server Computer's.

So here I am sharing this article with you so you can solve this 

issue:-

So Let's Start:

We are going to Complete this demand using GPO & I am using 

Windows Server 2K8 R2

First go to Group Policy Management

Navigate to 

Forest>YourDomain>Group Policy Objects

Right click Group Policy Objects & select New , now type 

any name to your policy & press OK (in this case I am naming it 

Local administrators)

Now right click policy & select edit & it will open Group Policy 

Management editor.

now navigate to


Computer Configuration>Policies>Windows Settings>Security 

Settings>Restricted Groups 


Right click Restricted Groups & click Add group 

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