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To run PnPUtil, open a Command Prompt window (Run as Administrator) and type a command using the following syntax and parameters.
Note PnPUtil (PnPUtil.exe) is included in every version of Windows, starting with Windows Vista (in the %windir%system32 directory).
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Commands
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- PnPUtil Command Syntax.; 2 minutes to read; D; s; N; E; n; In this article. To run PnPUtil, open a Command Prompt window (Run as Administrator) and type a command using the following syntax and parameters.
/add-driver * <filename.inf | .inf> [/subdirs] [/install] [/reboot]
Available starting in Windows 10, version 1607.
Add driver package(s) into the driver store.
/delete-driver<oem#.inf> [/uninstall] [/force] [/reboot]
Available starting in Windows 10, version 1607.
Delete driver package from the driver store.
/export-driver<oem#.inf | *>
Available starting in Windows 10, version 1607.
Export driver package(s) from the driver store into a target directory.
/enum-drivers
Available starting in Windows 10, version 1607.
Enumerate all 3rd party driver packages in the driver store.
/disable-device<instance ID> [/reboot]
Available starting in Windows 10 Version 2004
Disable devices on the system.
/enable-device<instance ID> [/reboot]
Available starting in Windows 10 Version 2004
Enable devices on the system.
/restart-device<instance ID> [/reboot]
Available starting in Windows 10 Version 2004
Restart devices devices on the system.
/remove-device<instance ID> [/subtree] [/reboot]
Available starting in Windows 10 Version 2004
Attempt to remove a device from the system.
/scan-devices[/instanceid <instance ID>] [/async]
Available starting in Windows 10 Version 2004
Scan the system for any device hardware changes.
/enum-devices[/connected] [/disconnected] [/instanceid <instance ID>] [/class <name | GUID>] [/problem [<problem code>]] [/ids] [/relations] [/drivers]
Available starting in Windows 10 Version 1903
Enumerate all devices on the system.
/enum-interfaces[/enabled | /disabled] [/class <GUID>]
Available starting in Windows 10 Version 1903
Enumerate all device interfaces on the system.
/?
Displays the command-line syntax.
Legacy Command Mapping
The following commands are still supported, but are legacy. We recommend that you use the up-to-date syntax instead.
For examples of how to use the PnPUtil tool, see PnPUtil Examples.
WILMINGTON, Del. – Subree Waterman, 38, of Wilmington, was sentenced yesterday by Chief U.S. District Judge Leonard P. Stark to five years in federal prison for distributing crack cocaine.
According to court documents, over the course of several months between March and June 2018, Waterman distributed crack on at least seven different occasions. Video of one transaction showed Waterman removing 42 grams of crack from plastic baggies, weighing the crack on a digital scale, taking $1,875 in exchange, and smiling and laughing as he counted the money.
David C. Weiss, U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware, commented on the sentence, “The Defendant willingly chose to profit from peddling addictive, illegal drugs in our community. Today’s substantial sentence is the product of tireless work with our state and federal law enforcement partners to ensure that Delaware drug dealers face serious consequences for their actions.”
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (“ATF”) Wilmington Field Division investigated the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher R. Howland prosecuted the case.
A copy of this press release is located on the website of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Delaware. Related court documents and information is located on the website of the District Court for the District of Delaware or on PACER by searching for Case No. 19-CR-22-001-LPS.