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关于恢复驱动器是否包含基础驱动 #

Yes, a properly created recovery drive will include the basic drivers your system currently uses (like touchpad, SSD, WiFi) — but there's a catch: you need to make sure you check the option "Back up system files to the recovery drive" when creating it.

This recovery drive is built from your existing Windows installation, so it pulls in all the drivers that are currently installed and working on your machine. If you skip that backup option, you'll just get a basic recovery tool drive without any system files or drivers, which won't help with your installation issue.

最简单的制作带必要驱动的Windows安装介质方法 #

If you want a standalone installation USB that has your required drivers integrated (so you don't have to manually load them mid-install), here are the two simplest approaches:

Option 1: Quick and Manual (No command line needed) #

• First, create a standard Windows 11 installation USB using Microsoft's Media Creation Tool.
• Download all the essential drivers (touchpad, SSD, WiFi) for your device from the manufacturer's website, save them into a single folder (name it something like Drivers for clarity).
• Copy this Drivers folder directly onto your newly created installation USB.
• When you boot from the USB and hit a point where Windows can't detect your hardware (e.g., SSD not showing up), click the "Load driver" option and navigate to the Drivers folder on the USB. Windows will scan and install the necessary drivers automatically.

Option 2: Integrated Driver Injection (For a seamless install) #

If you want the drivers to be part of the installation image itself (so you don't have to manually load them), you can use the built-in DISM command-line tool:

1. Create a standard Windows 11 installation USB, then copy the sources\install.wim file from the USB to your computer's local drive (like C:\Temp).
2. Create a folder to mount the image (e.g., C:\Mount) and another folder to store your drivers (e.g., C:\MyDrivers).
3. Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run these commands:
   • Mount the Windows image:

     Dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:C:\Temp\install.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:C:\Mount
     

   • Inject all drivers from your folder:

     Dism /Image:C:\Mount /Add-Driver /Driver:C:\MyDrivers /Recurse
     

   • Unmount and save the modified image:

     Dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\Mount /Commit
     

4. Replace the original install.wim file on your installation USB with the modified one from C:\Temp.

Now your installation USB will automatically install the necessary drivers during setup, just like a standard Windows install but with your hardware's specific drivers included.

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者mallwright