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May 18th, 2026 18:16
DCU install Drivers ?
So i was trying to figure out if i can use DCU-CLI to install driver as a as a test i did a clean install of Win 11 no Drivers used 25H2 ISO from Microsoft
disabled Win updates for 1 week and install .net and DCU
Ran a scan and downloaded a custom catalog files that has the needed drivers
XML file
<update>
<release>01XGJ</release>
<name>Intel Processor Power Management Package</name>
<version>5.0.1</version>
<date>September 09, 2024</date>
<urgency>Recommended</urgency>
<type>Driver</type>
<category>Chipset</category>
<file>FOLDER12002364M/3/Intel-Processor-Power-Management-Package_01XGJ_WIN64_5.0.1_A00_02.EXE</file>
<bytes>9956992</bytes>
</update>
command i tried was
dcu-cli.exe /applyUpdates -updateList="01XGJ " -silent -outputLog=C:\Temp\dcu_apply.log
error invalid option provided
is 01XGJ not the package ID or should i have used Intel-Processor-Power-Management-Package_01XGJ_WIN64_5.0.1_A00_02.EXE
also tried /driverInstall with no luck
for this command do i need to point it to the EXE or just the folder
Like so
dcu-cli.exe /driverInstall -driverLibrary=c:\Folder_Name\File_Name -silent -outputLog=C:\Temp\Logfile.log
I am also looking for a way to create a custom cat file form the need drivers at info or app i can use to do that
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jzastrowmn
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May 18th, 2026 19:43
custom cab file not cat