Windows 10: Adding drivers for several machines to one Windows 10 image

Hi,

I'm creating images for several computers with different hardware.
The settings and applications should be the same on all machines, the only thing that really differs is the drivers needed.
I'm tempted to add drivers for all machines to the same image to only have to manage one image but I'm concerned that it might cause problems. What is the best practice here? Should I create one .wim for every different hardware configuration or can I have one .wim that holds drivers for all hardware configurations without any problems?

I'm using Windows 10 and the image is going to be on both Xeon and i5 based computers.

Thank you!

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Activation failure after imaging a disk

Were you able to find a fix for this?

We are having similar issues, in the past, we created one main image for each area, and set it up by removing apps, etc that was needed. Then create an Image and make all the machines the same. Activation was never an issue, our site licence worked every
time. With Windows 10, this has caused issues and in some cases, after initial activation, needed re activated several weeks later. we created an image of Windows 10, set up how we wanted, and put it on another machine, and we get the same error. We assumed
it was something that Microsoft used to identify the machines like a hash, but the machines are identical with this last try.

Thanks,

C