[NAME]  It's possible the USB drive is missing drivers for the dongle you're using. We released a new version of ImageAssist yesterday which includes updated WinPE drivers. Try recreating your drive with the latest version of DIA . If that doesn't do the trick, there's a method to inject WinPE drivers into the USB drive during its creation. How to include additional WinPE drivers in the Dell ImageAssist USB Drive or AutoCapture Environment: The ImageAssist installer can be run with an /add_drivers switch which will create a folder "__Additional_Drivers__" in the install directory C:\Program Files\Dell\ImageAssist. Any drivers added to this folder will be injected into the boot.wim for the following tools: Reference the "Need additional drivers?" article which provides more driver options. Best, Tyler
Greetings, This might have more to do with the machine than with image assist but here it goes.  We have the Latitude 7400's (not 2 in 1) coming and they do not have a on-board Ethernet port, but my team will connect to Ethernet via a USB-C to Ethernet dongle.  The machine can't see the network upon boot-up to allow Image Assist do it's thing.   We have no issue if we use a thunderbolt dock, it happens only with the dongle.  The Thunderbolt to boot in the Bios is selected but I don't think that anything to with it that's mainly for PXE.   Anyone have any suggestions?
Booting into the domain using imageassist