piping answer to DISM in batch file
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I want to install UWF feature through DISM in Windows 10. This works! However, I need to do this several times so I have the DISM command in a batch file. When the DISM command succeeds, it asks if I want to reboot. How can I feed (pipe) an answer? The following does NOT work:
echo n | DISM /online /Enable-Feature...
How can I accomplish this so that reboot question is automatically answered with n (No)?
Thanks
batch-file pipe dism
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I want to install UWF feature through DISM in Windows 10. This works! However, I need to do this several times so I have the DISM command in a batch file. When the DISM command succeeds, it asks if I want to reboot. How can I feed (pipe) an answer? The following does NOT work:
echo n | DISM /online /Enable-Feature...
How can I accomplish this so that reboot question is automatically answered with n (No)?
Thanks
batch-file pipe dism
asked Nov 9 at 8:50
Zavulon
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This page talks of "answer files" ... no idea if that will help.
– TripeHound
Nov 9 at 9:57
This seems like a dead end for me, you can only generate an "answer file" with the W10 ADK and a W10 WIM file. I installed the ADK, but I can't seem to get a WIM file. I have no official W10 source since the devices I want to adjust are 3rd party with W10 pre-installed.
– Zavulon
Nov 12 at 7:55
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I want to install UWF feature through DISM in Windows 10. This works! However, I need to do this several times so I have the DISM command in a batch file. When the DISM command succeeds, it asks if I want to reboot. How can I feed (pipe) an answer? The following does NOT work:
echo n | DISM /online /Enable-Feature...
How can I accomplish this so that reboot question is automatically answered with n (No)?
Thanks
batch-file pipe dism
asked Nov 9 at 8:50
Zavulon
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I want to install UWF feature through DISM in Windows 10. This works! However, I need to do this several times so I have the DISM command in a batch file. When the DISM command succeeds, it asks if I want to reboot. How can I feed (pipe) an answer? The following does NOT work:
echo n | DISM /online /Enable-Feature...
How can I accomplish this so that reboot question is automatically answered with n (No)?
Thanks
batch-file pipe dism
batch-file pipe dism
asked Nov 9 at 8:50
Zavulon
165
asked Nov 9 at 8:50
Zavulon
165
asked Nov 9 at 8:50
Zavulon
165
asked Nov 9 at 8:50
Zavulon
165
asked Nov 9 at 8:50
Zavulon
165
165
This page talks of "answer files" ... no idea if that will help.
– TripeHound
Nov 9 at 9:57
This seems like a dead end for me, you can only generate an "answer file" with the W10 ADK and a W10 WIM file. I installed the ADK, but I can't seem to get a WIM file. I have no official W10 source since the devices I want to adjust are 3rd party with W10 pre-installed.
– Zavulon
Nov 12 at 7:55
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This page talks of "answer files" ... no idea if that will help.
– TripeHound
Nov 9 at 9:57
This seems like a dead end for me, you can only generate an "answer file" with the W10 ADK and a W10 WIM file. I installed the ADK, but I can't seem to get a WIM file. I have no official W10 source since the devices I want to adjust are 3rd party with W10 pre-installed.
– Zavulon
Nov 12 at 7:55
This page talks of "answer files" ... no idea if that will help.
– TripeHound
Nov 9 at 9:57
This page talks of "answer files" ... no idea if that will help.
– TripeHound
Nov 9 at 9:57
This seems like a dead end for me, you can only generate an "answer file" with the W10 ADK and a W10 WIM file. I installed the ADK, but I can't seem to get a WIM file. I have no official W10 source since the devices I want to adjust are 3rd party with W10 pre-installed.
– Zavulon
Nov 12 at 7:55
This seems like a dead end for me, you can only generate an "answer file" with the W10 ADK and a W10 WIM file. I installed the ADK, but I can't seem to get a WIM file. I have no official W10 source since the devices I want to adjust are 3rd party with W10 pre-installed.
– Zavulon
Nov 12 at 7:55
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This page talks of "answer files" ... no idea if that will help.
– TripeHound
Nov 9 at 9:57
This seems like a dead end for me, you can only generate an "answer file" with the W10 ADK and a W10 WIM file. I installed the ADK, but I can't seem to get a WIM file. I have no official W10 source since the devices I want to adjust are 3rd party with W10 pre-installed.
– Zavulon
Nov 12 at 7:55