# Inject drivers from cloud

The **Inject drivers from cloud** step will automatically download and extract a matching driver pack from the device manufacture's website.  

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This process is normally performed in Windows PE to ensure that any needed disk and network drivers needed to resume the DeployR task sequence are available.

### Using Cloud Drivers as Fallback

To use the "Inject drivers from cloud" as a fallback method when the DeployR server doesn't have drivers for a specific model, add both steps to your task sequence and set a condition on the step.<br>

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```powershell
#Get Value from TS Variable
$DP = ${TSENV:CONTENT-DRIVERS001}
#IF Variable is Blank, then there is no Driver Pack and Cloud Drivers Step should Run
if ($DP -eq ""){$True}
```