Isn't there always a catch? Updating a driver depends on what the driver need to install and more. Since all files and registry entries can be changed via a command line it's possible to install a driver from the command line.
HOWEVER, are you into Windows deep enough to use tools to reverse engineer a driver install if the maker of the device won't supply those details? I find most Windows NT users to be either ready or not ready. I can't tell from your short post.
Bob
Hello All,
I need to update a driver in a Device Manager in Windows NT via command line ie batch file. There is a command line utility tool called Devcon that works on Windows XP and higher but not on NT.
Does anyone knows anything that will facilitate in updating a driver in Windows NT using command line or any programming?
Thank you

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