Is it possible to integrate the driver into Windows 10 iso from under Linux?

Question

linux

There is one driver for my laptop: Intel Trusted Execution Engine Interface (TXEI) Driver.
Windows 10 up to version 1709 contained its correct version for my laptop, but after version 1709 the driver was changed and when installing Windows, after rebooting in the process, when you select the country and language there, firewood is put in the background and the system crashes into the death screen followed by endless reboots attempts to restore and the system crashes again :)
If you're lucky, then Windows will boot for the ten thousandth time (it was randomly established that this driver is the problem - it's in device conflicts), but then it will fall during operation.
There is a working driver on the manufacturer's website, on Windows I know how to integrate the driver into the image, but now only Debian 10 is available, is it possible to implement this drovin from under it?
ps That is, this driver is already needed in the image, otherwise Windows will start to fall after the installation is rebooted or set to 1709, but then it is updated to the next version and overwrites the correct driver, even if I installed it from the manufacturer's website.

Answer 1

Just put this driver after through safe mode.
Because after installing Windows from an image with the right driver, the system will update this driver and that's it.