Windows Server Network Driver Integration (Intel I225-V)

synez

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Hello,

When I integrate network drivers into Windows Server 2022, it does not work. I'm integrating them into boot and install.wim files. The driver is Intel I225-V.

It works completely normal when I try on a Windows Pro version, but Windows Server does not take it. I'm using the specific Windows Server 2022 driver provided by Intel as well. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.

The driver does work if I manually import it once I get into the OS, but will not when integrating it via NTLite.
 
Intel's default INF file for the I225-V driver doesn't list Windows Server as a supported platform. That's because Intel expects Server to run on an enterprise platform with a I225-LM, and not the consumer level I225-V.

You'll need to find a modified driver INF, and to disable driver signature verification.

1. Extract the clean ISO to a local folder.

2. Disable signature verification in the ISO's bcdstore.
Code:
bcdedit /store "\path\to\ISO\boot\bcd" /set {default} nointegritychecks off

3. Integrate the modded driver. Unless you need network support in WinPE, you can skip boot.wim.
 
You should find your drivers on the Intel website for "Windows 10 / 11 / Server 2022 64 bit" and the I225-V network card (the driver is for the LM, V, etc...)


In this directory normally : Wired_driver_29.3_x64\Wired_driver_29.3_x64\PRO2500\Winx64\WS2022
And integrate the e2f.inf driver (if it is the driver for your network card)

I did it without problem on a W10 Server
 
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