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9         /export-driver <...> | /enum-drivers [<...>] |

=         /enum-devices [<...>] | /enum-devicetree [<...>] |

9         /disable-device <...> | /enable-device <...> |

9         /restart-device <...> | /remove-device <...> |

:         /scan-devices [<...>] | /enum-classes [<...>] |

D         /enum-interfaces [<...>] | /enum-containers [<...>] | /?]



Commands:



F  /add-driver <filename.inf | *.inf> [/subdirs] [/install] [/reboot]



2    Add driver package(s) into the driver store.

PA@      /subdirs - traverse sub directories for driver packages.

B      /install - install/update drivers on any matching devices.

>@!      /configure - configure driver state into the system.

D      /reboot - reboot system if needed to complete the operation.



    Examples:

      Add driver package:

+        pnputil /add-driver x:\driver.inf

%      Add multiple driver packages:

*        pnputil /add-driver c:\oem\*.inf

'      Add and install driver package:

1        pnputil /add-driver device.inf /install



=  /delete-driver <oem#.inf> [/uninstall] [/force] [/reboot]



2    Delete driver package from the driver store.

H      /uninstall - uninstall driver package from any devices using it.

B@!      /unconfigure - unconfigure driver state from the system.

PAI      /force - delete driver package even when it is in use by devices.

D      /reboot - reboot system if needed to complete the operation.



    Examples:

      Delete driver package:

)        pnputil /delete-driver oem0.inf

$      Force delete driver package:

0        pnputil /delete-driver oem1.inf /force



PA4  /export-driver <oem#.inf | *> <target directory>



M    Export driver package(s) from the driver store into a target directory.



    Examples:

      Export driver package:

+        pnputil /export-driver oem6.inf .

PA#      Export all driver packages:

,        pnputil /export-driver * c:\backup



C  /enum-drivers [/class <name | GUID>] [/files] [/ids] [/devices]

I                [/format <txt | xml | csv>] [/output-file [<filename>]]

PA

B    Enumerate all 3rd party driver packages in the driver store.

1@!      /inbox - include inbox driver packages.

C      /class <name | GUID> - filter by driver class name or GUID.

4      /files - enumerate all driver package files.

5      /ids - display driver package and family IDs.

A      /devices - display devices with driver package installed.

5      /format - format output as text, XML, or CSV.

F      /output-file [<filename>] - write output to optional filename.



    Examples:

*      Enumerate all OEM driver packages:

        pnputil /enum-drivers

>      Enumerate all OEM driver packages of a specific class:

/        pnputil /enum-drivers /class "System"

@      Enumerate all OEM driver packages and show driver files:

&        pnputil /enum-drivers /files



E  /enum-devices [/connected | /disconnected] [/class <name | GUID>]

E                [/instanceid <instance ID> | /deviceid <device ID>]

I                [/problem [<code>]] [/bus [<name | GUID>]] [/deviceids]

J                [/relations] [/services] [/stack] [/location] [/drivers]

:                [/interfaces] [/properties] [/resources]

PAI                [/format <txt | xml | csv>] [/output-file [<filename>]]



*    Enumerate all devices on the system.

C      /connected | /disconnected - filter by connected devices or

D                                   filter by disconnected devices.

C      /class <name | GUID> - filter by device class name or GUID.

A      /instanceid <instance ID> - filter by device instance ID.

H      /deviceid <device ID> - filter by device hardware/compatible ID.

>      /problem [<code>] - filter by devices with problems or

<                          filter by specific problem code.

O      /bus [<name | GUID>] - display bus enumerator name and bus type GUID or

N                             filter by bus enumerator name or bus type GUID.

5      /deviceids - display hardware/compatible IDs.

?      /relations - display parent and child device relations.

,      /services - display device services.

<      /stack - display effective device stack information.

PA;      /location - display location information and paths.

:      /drivers - display matching and installed drivers.

0      /interfaces - display device interfaces.

4      /properties - display all device properties.

.      /resources - display device resources.

5      /format - format output as text, XML, or CSV.

F      /output-file [<filename>] - write output to optional filename.



    Examples:

7      Enumerate only connected devices on the system:

*        pnputil /enum-devices /connected

3      Enumerate device with specific instance ID:

<        pnputil /enum-devices /instanceid "ACPI\PNP0A08\1"

C      Enumerate all devices with specific hardware/compatible ID:

8        pnputil /enum-devices /deviceid "USB\Class_03"

2      Enumerate all devices with specific class:

.        pnputil /enum-devices /class Display

M        pnputil /enum-devices /class {4d36e97d-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}

9      Enumerate all devices with specific problem code:

+        pnputil /enum-devices /problem 28

,        pnputil /enum-devices /problem 0xA

0      Enumerate all devices with specific bus:

(        pnputil /enum-devices /bus PCI

K        pnputil /enum-devices /bus {c8ebdfb0-b510-11d0-80e5-00a0c92542e3}

P      Enumerate all devices with problems and display hardware/compatible IDs:

3        pnputil /enum-devices /problem /deviceids



PAW  /enum-interfaces [/enabled | /disabled] [/class <GUID>] [/instanceid <instance ID>]

Z                   [/properties] [/format <txt | xml | csv>] [/output-file [<filename>]]



4    Enumerate all device interfaces on the system.

>      /enabled | /disabled - filter by enabled interfaces or

=                             filter by disabled interfaces.

7      /class <GUID> - filter by interface class GUID.

A      /instanceid <instance ID> - filter by device instance ID.

7      /properties - display all interface properties.

PA5      /format - format output as text, XML, or CSV.

F      /output-file [<filename>] - write output to optional filename.



    Examples:

8      Enumerate only enabled interfaces on the system:

+        pnputil /enum-interfaces /enabled

D      Enumerate all interfaces with specific interface class GUID:

P        pnputil /enum-interfaces /class {884b96c3-56ef-11d1-bc8c-00a0c91405dd}



P  /enum-classes [/class <name | GUID>] [/services] [/format <txt | xml | csv>]

-                [/output-file [<filename>]]



7    Enumerate all device setup classes on the system.

C      /class <name | GUID> - filter by device class name or GUID.

2      /services - display device class services.

5      /format - format output as text, XML, or CSV.

F      /output-file [<filename>] - write output to optional filename.



    Examples:

9      Enumerate all device setup classes on the system:

        pnputil /enum-classes

@      Enumerate information for a specific device setup class:

.        pnputil /enum-classes /class Display

M        pnputil /enum-classes /class {4d36e968-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}



R  /disable-device [<instance ID> | /deviceid <device ID>] [/class <name | GUID>]

PA;                  [/bus <name | GUID>] [/reboot] [/force]



$    Disable devices on the system.

L      /deviceid <device ID> - disable all devices with matching device ID.

C      /class <name | GUID> - filter by device class name or GUID.

L      /bus <name | GUID> - filter by bus enumerator name or bus type GUID.

D      /reboot - reboot system if needed to complete the operation.

O      /force - disable even if device provides critical system functionality.



    Examples:

      Disable device:

G        pnputil /disable-device "USB\VID_045E&PID_00DB\6&870CE29&0&1"

A      Disable all devices with specific hardware/compatible ID:

:        pnputil /disable-device /deviceid "USB\Class_03"

B      Disable all devices of a specific class on a specific bus:

9        pnputil /disable-device /class "USB" /bus "PCI"



Q  /enable-device [<instance ID> | /deviceid <device ID>] [/class <name | GUID>]

1                 [/bus <name | GUID>] [/reboot]



#    Enable devices on the system.

K      /deviceid <device ID> - enable all devices with matching device ID.

C      /class <name | GUID> - filter by device class name or GUID.

L      /bus <name | GUID> - filter by bus enumerator name or bus type GUID.

D      /reboot - reboot system if needed to complete the operation.



    Examples:

      Enable device:

F        pnputil /enable-device "USB\VID_045E&PID_00DB\6&870CE29&0&1"

@      Enable all devices with specific hardware/compatible ID:

9        pnputil /enable-device /deviceid "USB\Class_03"

A      Enable all devices of a specific class on a specific bus:

8        pnputil /enable-device /class "USB" /bus "PCI"



R  /restart-device [<instance ID> | /deviceid <device ID>] [/class <name | GUID>]

2                  [/bus <name | GUID>] [/reboot]



$    Restart devices on the system.

L      /deviceid <device ID> - restart all devices with matching device ID.

C      /class <name | GUID> - filter by device class name or GUID.

L      /bus <name | GUID> - filter by bus enumerator name or bus type GUID.

D      /reboot - reboot system if needed to complete the operation.



    Examples:

      Restart device:

PAG        pnputil /restart-device "USB\VID_045E&PID_00DB\6&870CE29&0&1"

A      Restart all devices with specific hardware/compatible ID:

:        pnputil /restart-device /deviceid "USB\Class_03"

B      Restart all devices of a specific class on a specific bus:

9        pnputil /restart-device /class "USB" /bus "PCI"



PAQ  /remove-device [<instance ID> | /deviceid <device ID>] [/class <name | GUID>]

E                 [/bus <name | GUID>] [/subtree] [/reboot] [/force]



1    Attempt to remove a device from the system.

K      /deviceid <device ID> - remove all devices with matching device ID.

C      /class <name | GUID> - filter by device class name or GUID.

L      /bus <name | GUID> - filter by bus enumerator name or bus type GUID.

M      /subtree - remove entire device subtree, including any child devices.

D      /reboot - reboot system if needed to complete the operation.

N      /force - remove even if device provides critical system functionality.



    Examples:

      Remove device:

F        pnputil /remove-device "USB\VID_045E&PID_00DB\6&870CE29&0&1"

@      Remove all devices with specific hardware/compatible ID:

9        pnputil /remove-device /deviceid "USB\Class_03"

A      Remove all devices of a specific class on a specific bus:

8        pnputil /remove-device /class "USB" /bus "PCI"



PA6  /scan-devices [/instanceid <instance ID>] [/async]



6    Scan the system for any device hardware changes.

D      /instanceid <instance ID> - scan device subtree for changes.

1      /async - scan for changes asynchronously.



    Examples:

      Scan devices:

        pnputil /scan-devices



I    /enum-devicetree [root device instance ID] [/connected] [/services]

8                     [/stack] [/drivers] [/interfaces]



     Enumerate the device tree.

1      /connected - filter by connected devices.

,      /services - display device services.

<      /stack - display effective device stack information.

:      /drivers - display matching and installed drivers.

0      /interfaces - display device interfaces.



    Examples:

      Enumerate device tree:

"        pnputil /enum-devicetree

<      Enumerate device tree with "ACPI\PNP0A03\0" as root:

3        pnputil /enum-devicetree "ACPI\PNP0A03\0"

J      Enumerate tree of connected devices and display device interfaces:

9        pnputil /enum-devicetree /connected /interfaces



PAQ    /enum-containers [/containerid <container id>] [/connected | /disconnected]

H                     [/problem] [/devices] [/format <txt | xml | csv>]

2                     [/output-file [<filename>]]



4    Enumerate all device containers on the system.

=      /containerid <container id> - filter by container ID.

M      /connected | /disconnected - filter by connected device containers or

N                                   filter by disconnected device containers.

=      /problem - filter by device containers with problems.

-      /devices - display container devices.

5      /format - format output as text, XML, or CSV.

F      /output-file [<filename>] - write output to optional filename.



    Examples:

6      Enumerate all device containers on the system:

PA"        pnputil /enum-containers

,      Enumerate specific device container:

X        pnputil /enum-containers /containerid "{00000000-0000-0000-ffff-ffffffffffff}"

I      Enumerate all connected device containers and associated devices:

6        pnputil /enum-containers /connected /devices



PA%@!  /export-pnpstate <filename.pnp>

@!

O@!    Export PnP system state into a PnP state snapshot file for diagnostics.

@!

  /?



    Show usage screen.



Legacy Commands:



D  [-i] -a <filename.inf> ==> /add-driver <filename.inf> [/install]

A  [-f] -d <oem#.inf>     ==> /delete-driver <oem#.inf> [/force]

,  -e                     ==> /enum-drivers



PAWaiting for debugger...

System reboot initiated.

"Unable to initiate system reboot: PAFailed to open driver store: PAFailed to add driver package: .Missing or invalid driver package specified.

1Skipping traversal of internal system directory: $Driver package added successfully.

?System reboot is needed to complete configuration operations!

Adding driver package:  Published Name:         Total driver packages:  Added driver packages:  CDriver package added successfully. (Already exists in the system)

7Driver package added successfully. (Needed repairing)

#Adding the driver package failed : "Invalid INF passed as parameter.

$Driver package added successfully.

Processing inf :            Total attempted:              Number successfully imported: "Unable to install driver package: $Driver package installed on device: PA(Driver package is up-to-date on device: 9System reboot is needed to complete install operations!

Failed to install the driver : $Successfully installed the driver.

!Failed to delete driver package: .Unknown or invalid driver package specified.

&Driver package deleted successfully.

ASystem reboot is needed to complete unconfiguration operations!

%Deleting the driver package failed : "Invalid INF passed as parameter.

PA&Driver package deleted successfully.

$Unable to uninstall driver package: Driver package uninstalled.

;System reboot is needed to complete uninstall operations!

EIgnoring /force when used with /uninstall to delete driver package.

PA%Failed to enumerate driver packages: Published Name:     Original Name:      Driver Package ID:  Provider Name:      Class Name:         Class Description:  Class GUID:         PAClass Version:      Extension ID:       Driver Version:     Signer Name:        Family ID:          Catalog File:       Driver Files:

(Enumeration of driver packages failed : Published name :            Driver package provider :   Class :                     PADriver date and version :   Signer name :               Unknown8No published driver packages were found on the system.

PAAttributes:                             !Failed to export driver package: &Missing or invalid target directory.

'Driver package exported successfully.

Exporting driver package:   Total driver packages:      Exported driver packages:   #Failed to export PnP system state: &Invalid export state file specified.

)PnP system state exported successfully.

&PnP system state partially exported.

Exporting PnP system state: Failed to export file state: !Failed to export registry state: Failed to export device state: PA!Failed to export firmware state: Failed to export events state: Failed to export BCD state: 3This command is not supported on this OS product.

PAO********************************** WARNING **********************************

LThis pnputil command should only be used for development/testing purposes.



LDriver package INF files should be added/updated into the offline OS image

Kusing the supported offline package deployment process in order to ensure

Mthat they are properly configured and integrated into the Windows OS state.



JUpdating driver package INF files from within the runtime environment of

Mthis OS product may lead to unexpected OS state conflicts, resulting in the

Kinability to apply future updates to core OS components and/or drivers on

retail/consumer systems.

PAFailed to enumerate devices: &No devices were found on the system.

Instance ID:                Device Description:         Class Name:                 Class GUID:                 Manufacturer Name:          Status:                     PAProblem Code:               Problem Status:             Bus Enumerator Name:        Bus Type GUID:              Driver Name:                Extension Driver Names:     Hardware IDs:               Compatible IDs:             Parent:                     Children:                   Service:                    Upper Filters:              Lower Filters:              Stack:                      Location Info:              Location Paths:             Matching Drivers:


Interfaces:


Properties:

    Driver Name:                Original Name:              Provider Name:              Class Name:                 Class GUID:                 Driver Version:             Extension ID:               Signer Name:                Matching Device ID:         Driver Rank:            PA    Driver Status:          Best Ranked	Outranked	Installed	Extension / Selected	Preferred
Best MatchingArrayNULLSBYTEBYTEINT16UINT16INT32UINT32INT64UINT64GUIDFILETIMEBooleanStringString ListSecurity DescriptorSecurity Descriptor StringBinaryERRORNTSTATUSTRUEFALSEPADMA Resources:              IO Resources:               IRQ Resources:              Memory Resources:           StartedStoppedDisabledProblem	ConnectedDisconnected                            EnabledPA     Failed to enumerate interfaces: )No interfaces were found on the system.

Interface Class GUID:   Reference String:       PAInterface Description:  Interface Path:         Device Instance ID:     Interface Status:       Interface Properties:


Interfaces:

Failed to enumerate classes: &No classes were found on the system.

Class Name:                 Class GUID:                 Class Description:          Upper Filters:              Lower Filters:              Default Service:            	Driver:  Stack:	Service: Upper Filters:Lower Filters:Interfaces:Problem Code!Failed to enumerate device tree: Root device not found.

Container ID:           Description:            PAStatus:                 Manufacturer:           Model Name:             Model Number:           Category:                                       0No device containers were found on the system.


Devices:

    Instance ID:            Device Description:     Status:                 Problem Code:           Problem Status:     Output written to Failed to open output file: ?System reboot is needed to complete configuration operations!

CDevice is pending system reboot to complete a previous operation.

%Failed to identify matching devices: PADisabling device:          Failed to disable device:  Device disabled successfully.

(Cannot disable critical system device.

PAEnabling device:          Failed to enable device:  Device enabled successfully.

Device is already enabled.

Restarting device:         Failed to restart device:   Device restarted successfully.

Removing device:          Failed to remove device:  Device removed successfully.

'Cannot remove critical system device.

PAPInterfering with critical system device may adversely impact system operation.

RThis may affect your ability to boot Windows or access vital hardware resources.

'Scanning for device hardware changes.

)Scanning for device hardware changes...

Failed to scan for devices.

Scan complete.

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