ldm-lb,
You can check what version of drivers you need here:
http://community.landesk.com/support/docs/DOC-27542
The WinPE version you are on is not listed on the page, but subsequent versions are listed and will show you the logic that it is based upon.
Here is a Microsoft document that explains the different NDIS version of drivers that are required for each OS:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff567893(v=vs.85).aspx
When you extract out the Intel drivers from the ProWin32.exe download (use 7-zip or WinRAR to extract), you'll end up with subfolders that are grouped by the NDIS version. There may be a WinPE folder within the NDIS folder, but in those folders you'll see INF files named in this convention "e1c62x32.inf" or "e1k6232.inf". The first 3 characters refer to the card model, the second 2 (62 in this case) refer to the NDIS version and the "x32" or "32" refer to 32 bit driver or 64 for 64 bit. If you open the INF file in notepad, you can see the model card the driver is for.
I apologize if this information is too basic and does not directly answer your question. I did quite a bit of playing around with this before I figured this out and I hope this information could help someone else out.
Since you are on an older version and service pack of LD, you may want to look into upgrading. I believe that some of the older drivers are built into the LD WinPE releases on more recent service packs.
Good luck.