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‎03-03-2021 04:12 AM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hey,

 

since SSM went out of support, im trying to switch to HPIA.

 

Currently over SSM, we used this way to update drivers at our company.

 

SSM.exe ".\Extern$" /install /accept /noreboot /debug /log:"%ProgramFiles%\NiLogs\SSM"

 

This works perfectly. The SSM.exe is just installing all softpaq files the locla device has in the "Extern$" folder, which was downloaded by our Depot Server.

 

Now i want to achieve the same thing with HPIA. Means, i want to install/updates all drivers silently from my own downloaded folder with all the files. I checked the User Guide, but I didnt find any command which allows me to avoid the Download of HP Server and just my own folder.

 

Thanks!

 

Furkan

 

 

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