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wdsutil remove drivergrouppackages

Removes driver packages from a driver group on a server. Windows commands reference

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wdsutil /remove-DriverGroupPackages /DriverGroup:<Group Name> [/Server:<Server Name>] /Filtertype:<Filter type> /Operator:{Equal | NotEqual | GreaterOrEqual | LessOrEqual | Contains} /Value:<Value> [/Value:<Value> ...]

To remove driver packages from a driver group, type one of the following

wdsutil /verbose /remove-DriverGroupPackages /DriverGroup:printerdrivers /Filtertype:DriverManufacturer /Operator:NotEqual /Value:Name1 /Value:Name2Identify
/DriverGroup:<Group Name>Specifies the name of the driver group.
[/Server:<Server name>]Specifies the name of the server. This can be the NetBIOS name or the FQDN. If a server name is not specified, the local server is used.
/Filtertype:<Filter type>Specifies the attribute of the driver package to search for. You can specify multiple attributes in a single command. You must also specify /Operator and /Value with this option. <Filter type> can be one of the following: PackageId PackageName PackageEnabled Packagedateadded PackageInfFilename PackageClass PackageProvider PackageArchitecture PackageLocale PackageSigned PackagedatePublished Packageversion Driverdescription DriverManufacturer DriverHardwareId DrivercompatibleId DriverExcludeId DriverGroupId DriverGroupName
/Operator:{Equal | NotEqual | GreaterOrEqual | LessOrEqual | Contains}Specifies the relationship between the attribute and the values. You can only specify Contains with string attributes. You can only specify GreaterOrEqual and LessOrEqual with date and version attributes.
/Value:<Value>Specifies the value to search for the specified <attribute>. You can specify multiple values for a single /Filtertype. The following list outlines the attributes that you can specify for each filter. For more information about these attributes, see Driver and Package attributes (<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=166895>). - PackageId - Specify a valid GUID. For example: {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}. - PackageName Specify any string value. - PackageEnabled - Specify Yes or No. - Packagedateadded - Specify the date in the following format: YYYY/MM/DD - PackageInfFilename Specify any string value. - PackageClass - Specify a valid class name or class GUID. For example: DiskDrive, Net, or {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}. - PackageProvider Specify any string value. - PackageArchitecture - Specify x86, x64, or ia64. - PckageLocale - Specify a valid language identifier. For example: en-US or es-ES. - PackageSigned - Specify Yes or No. - PackagedatePublished - Specify the date in the following format: YYYY/MM/DD - Packageversion - Specify the version in the following format: a.b.x.y. For example: 6.1.0.0 - Driverdescription Specify any string value. …