@theopenem_admin oh this was just handed down to me so I'm just trying to figure things out.

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Hello, whenever I change these fields to the new kernel, and then create the boot files, it will just change back to 4.20.10 kernel. Is there a way to have it stay on the new kernel? Thank you.

@theopenem_admin I'm sorry. i forgot to change the bios settings back from legacy. haha...

@theopenem_admin yes, i figured it out now. I was able to inject the driver directly into the wim file. but on another question, I'm unable to boot via UEFI mode and it only works on legacy. do you have any suggestions? Thank you for your quick replies. it is greatly appreciated.

@theopenem_admin Yes, I've tried to changing the kernel to 5.10.11 and then I clicked on Create Boot Files. But once I leave the page and come back, it'll revert back to 4.20.10.

Yes, the drivers were in INF format as well.

@theopenem_admin oh okay yeah i did put the driver in there but it's still saying that it can't find the driver.

I've had to try to switch to WIE because on LIE, whenever I try to change the Kernel to the newest Kernel on the boot menu, it will just keep reverting back to 4.20.10, so now i'm trying to see if i can set up WIE.

@theopenem_admin Hi, where is the optional/drivers folder located?