driverquery
Driverquery is a command line tool in Windows operating systems that allows users to retrieve information about all installed drivers on their computer. It provides a convenient way to view detailed information such as driver name, version, date, and file details. By default, the tool displays driver information for all devices installed on the local machine. However, users can also specify specific parameters or filters to narrow down the results. The output can be presented in either a table format or exported to a file for further analysis. Driverquery is particularly useful for troubleshooting driver-related issues, identifying outdated drivers, or simply gaining insight into the drivers installed on a system. It is a powerful and efficient tool for managing and understanding the driver landscape of a Windows computer.
List of commands for driverquery:
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driverquery:tldr:21a13 driverquery: Display detailed usage information.$ driverquery /?try on your machineexplain this command
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driverquery:tldr:3142c driverquery: Display a list of drivers in the specified format.$ driverquery /fo ${select}try on your machineexplain this command
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driverquery:tldr:43a8a driverquery: Display a list of drivers with verbose information.$ driverquery /vtry on your machineexplain this command
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driverquery:tldr:51e53 driverquery: Exclude the header in the output list.$ driverquery /nhtry on your machineexplain this command
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driverquery:tldr:5f043 driverquery: Display a list of drivers for a remote machine.$ driverquery /s ${hostname} /u ${username} /p ${password}try on your machineexplain this command
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driverquery:tldr:72284 driverquery: Display a list of drivers with a column to indicate if they are signed.$ driverquery /sitry on your machineexplain this command
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driverquery:tldr:90aa0 driverquery: Display a list of all installed device drivers.$ driverquerytry on your machineexplain this command