I use VMWare ESXi virtual machines at work and occasionally I need to add drivers to a new boot image. VMWare doesn't make it easy. Here is an example of that. I needed to add NIC drivers for ESXi, specifically I needed drivers for VMXNet3 with the following PNPDeviceID.
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Try googling for the above and see how many ‘dodgy' sites you get for the actual drivers.
I knew I needed those drivers as my pre-start execution script identified that there was no network, you can see the results of that script here:
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which provides the following info
- a reason for the popup (no network connectivity)
- lists the detected Network Card
- lists the PNP Device ID
- identifies the Computer model
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and gives the user some options
- click YES to retry (for example if the network cable was not connected)
- click CANCEL to open a CMD prompt if further troubleshooting is needed
- click OK to reboot.
If you go to VMWares' website(s) or even search for the needed driver based on the PNPDeviceID (NIC) you'll get lots of results, but no downloads from VMWare for this network driver.
Why is that? How hard can it be to include drivers for your own product in an easy to find format…?
So. to get the drivers you need, you need to do as follows:
- download the respective ISO
- extract the contents
- find the drivers
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I was using VMWare VSphere client version 6.7.0.30000 on ESXi 6.7. Go to the following link to download the ISO for your respective version.
After selecting the corresponding version of ESXi and selecting the Windows folder, download the ISO as shown below. It will be the large file (114MB in this case).
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Once you've downloaded the ISO, mount it in Windows File Explorer and then create a folder on C: called C:VMWareDrivers
Open a command prompt and change directory to the E: drive (or the drive you mounted the ISO on).
Run the following command:
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Try googling for the above and see how many ‘dodgy' sites you get for the actual drivers.
I knew I needed those drivers as my pre-start execution script identified that there was no network, you can see the results of that script here:
Search VMware Download Download and evaluate VMware products. Quicken for mac 2007 manual download. All Downloads Datacenter & Cloud Infrastructure Infrastructure & Operations Management Networking & Security Infrastructure-as-a-Service Internet of things IOT Desktop & End-User Computing Application Platform Cloud Services Other.
which provides the following info
- a reason for the popup (no network connectivity)
- lists the detected Network Card
- lists the PNP Device ID
- identifies the Computer model
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and gives the user some options
- click YES to retry (for example if the network cable was not connected)
- click CANCEL to open a CMD prompt if further troubleshooting is needed
- click OK to reboot.
If you go to VMWares' website(s) or even search for the needed driver based on the PNPDeviceID (NIC) you'll get lots of results, but no downloads from VMWare for this network driver.
Why is that? How hard can it be to include drivers for your own product in an easy to find format…?
So. to get the drivers you need, you need to do as follows:
- download the respective ISO
- extract the contents
- find the drivers
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I was using VMWare VSphere client version 6.7.0.30000 on ESXi 6.7. Go to the following link to download the ISO for your respective version.
After selecting the corresponding version of ESXi and selecting the Windows folder, download the ISO as shown below. It will be the large file (114MB in this case).
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Once you've downloaded the ISO, mount it in Windows File Explorer and then create a folder on C: called C:VMWareDrivers
Open a command prompt and change directory to the E: drive (or the drive you mounted the ISO on).
Run the following command:
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setup.exe /A /P C:VMWareDrivers
as shown here
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When the process is complete, click Finish.
Browse to the C:VMWareDrivers folder to access the extracted drivers. The drivers you want will be located in extracted format in the following folder:
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That's all for now,
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enjoy !
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niall