Microsoft Surface 3 - Manual (Page 56)

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Confirmation – Confirmation of the successful creation of the folder will be displayed here. Click Finish.
7. Select the Windows 8.1 x64 folder.
8. Select the New Folder option from the Actions pane to launch the New Folder dialog box.
9. The New Folder dialog box presents the following options:
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General Settings – Specify the name Surface Pro 3 and any desired comments and then click Next.
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Summary – Confirm the specified options and click Next.
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Progress – A progress bar will be displayed as the folder is created.
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Confirmation – Confirmation of the successful creation of the folder will be displayed here. Click Finish.
10. Select the newly created Surface Pro 3 folder.
11. Select the Import Drivers option from the Actions pane to launch the Import Driver Wizard.
12. The Import Driver Wizard presents the following options:
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Specify Directory – Enter or browse to the folder in which the extracted drivers, including the Surface
Ethernet adapters, the Surface Pro 3 collection, and the Surface Pro 3 Pen driver, are located, then click
Next.
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Summary – Confirm the specified options and click Next.
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Progress – A progress bar will be displayed as the drivers are imported.
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Confirmation – Confirmation of the successful import of the drivers will be displayed here. Click Finish.
All of the drivers provided by the driver and firmware pack downloads should now appear inside the Surface Pro 3
folder. This includes the drivers that provide firmware updates to Surface Pro 3, as shown in Figure 3.22. These drivers
will be injected into the deployment image as part of the deployment task sequence and therefore will be preinstalled in
the image that is written to Surface Pro 3. When the firmware drivers are written to the Surface Pro 3 device for the first
time, as part of the image, the firmware updates will be applied when the computer is restarted. This restart occurs
automatically as a part of the deployment process.