Usage: WDSUTIL is a command line utility used for managing Windows Deployment Services (WDS). Syntax: WDSUTIL Options Command ...

Windows 7

Usage:
    WDSUTIL is a command line utility used for managing Windows Deployment
    Services (WDS).

Syntax:
    WDSUTIL [Options]  [Command Parameters]

The following options are supported for all commands:

/?          Displays help for the specified command.
/Help       Displays help for the specified command.
/Verbose    Displays verbose output for the specified command.
/Progress   Displays progress while the command is being executed.

List of commands:

/Initialize     Configures a WDS server for initial use.
/Uninitialize   Reverts changes made during server initialization.
/Add            Adds images, image groups, prestaged devices, driver packages,
                driver groups or driver group filters to the server. Also
                adds driver packages to a boot image.
/Convert        Converts an existing RIS RIPrep image to WIM format.
/Remove         Removes images, image groups, driver packages, driver
                groups or driver group filters. Also used to remove
                multicast transmissions and namespaces.
/Replace        Replaces an existing image with a new version.
/Set            Sets properties and attributes on WDS servers,
                prestaged devices, images, image groups, driver packages,
                driver groups, driver group filters, or transport servers.
/Get            Displays properties and attributes of WDS servers,
                prestaged devices, images, image groups, driver packages,
                driver groups or transport servers. Also displays Auto-Add
                devices and multicast transmissions.
/New            Creates new capture images, discover images, or multicast
                transmissions and namespaces.
/Copy           Copies images within an image group, and copies driver groups.
/Export         Exports images from the image store to a WIM file.
/Stop           Stops all WDS services.
/Start          Starts all WDS services. Also starts multicast
                transmissions and namespaces.
/Disable        Disables all WDS services.
/Enable         Enables all WDS services.
/Approve        Approves Auto-Add devices that are awaiting approval.
/Reject         Rejects Auto-Add devices that are awaiting approval.
/Delete         Deletes records from the Auto-Add database.
/Update         Updates a server resource from a known good source.
/Disconnect     Disconnects a client from a multicast transmission or
                namespace.
/AllHelp        Displays all available commands.

For help with a specific command, type 'WDSUTIL  /?' where
 is one of the commands listed above. For example: WDSUTIL /Add /?

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