Comba-driver

Install win10 drivers from folder with Powershell and pnputil

Why use pnputil and powershell ?

When we want to install or update driver on our system, but our windows version does not support the latest .msi driver-package, this is very common in companies using (LTSC) versions, then we resort to force install with pnputil trhough powershell.

Devices and windows versions

The Script has been tested on microsoft surface devices with windows ltsb and ltsc versions.

Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC:

1. SurfacePro 4
2. SurfacePro
3. SurfacePro 6
4. SurfacePro 7

Windows 10 Enterprise ltsb:

1. SurfacePro 4
2. SurfacePro

Setup

Important Files

.ps1 : The Powershell-Script looks inside the extracted folder and chooses all the ".inf" files and then installs them with (pnputil)

.bat: Changes PowerShell execution policies for Windows computers with the help of "Execution-policy"

Extract msi.package

1. Access a command prompt and execute :

msiexec /a drive:\filepath\to\MSI\file /qb TARGETDIR=drive:\filepath\to\target\folder

Setup Powershell-Script

change your driver path on .ps1

$driverPath= @("drive:\your_extracted_folder\")

Setup .bat File

change the location of you .ps1

-File drive:\Your\Folder\SPt.ps1  

Execute the .bat File

You can execute like a normal user or admin

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