# Inject Drivers into the boot.wim File
### Overview
The default boot.wim file used to boot the computer into WinPE during the imaging process contains built-in drivers. \
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However, there may be instances where the boot.wim file does not contain network or storage drivers for specific computer models. \
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If you encounter problems and see a failure during the imaging process at the **Contacting Imaging Server** (Installation) Stage or **Preparing Disk** (Installation) stage. In this scenario, you will need to inject the WinPE drivers for your computer model into the boot.wim file. \
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This could be done manually using the DISM commands. However, the Deploy Imaging Server (DIS) allows you to quickly inject these WinPE drivers into your **boot.wim** file.
### How to Inject Drivers into the boot.wim File
Follow the steps below to add your drivers to the boot.wim file:
1\. Download the **WinPE drivers** for your computer model (inf files) and place them in a folder.
2\. Open the DIS and navigate to the **Drivers** section. Select **Add Driver**.
3\. Click on **Browse** and Navigate to your drivers' location, then click on **Select Folder**.
4\. Once the drivers show in the DIS interface, select the ones you want to add and click **Next**.
5\. A confirmation window displaying the drivers you have selected will now appear. You may change your selection by clicking **Back** or click the **Next** button to continue.
6\. Navigate to the WinPE Drivers section and select the drivers you want to inject into the boot.wim file. Then click on **Update Boot Image**.
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Your boot.wim file will now be updated to include the drivers that you selected.
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