# Driver packs

First, create the driver pack content item:

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Then, create a driver pack version specifying the manufacturer and model for the devices that should use this driver pack:

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Next, you can choose a folder containing the driver files, then click Upload All to upload them to the DeployR server.  (All files will be combined into a single WIM file by DeployR and extracted before they are injected on an appropriate device.)

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: The manufacturer and model strings are matched using either the exact values found in the firmware (SMBIOS) of the device, or simplified MakeAlias, ModelAlias, and/or SystemAlias values.  Check the DeployR.log to see the specific values for a given device.&#x20;
{% endhint %}