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Well it must be something related to Vista or to the German one.. no idea.. works for me...


C:\>FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %i IN ('pnputil.exe -e') DO ECHO %i %j %k %l

C:\>ECHO Microsoft PnP...

I was able to output to a file, no issue.
Try this in a COMMAND PROMPT:


FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %i IN ('pnputil.exe -e') DO ECHO %i %j %k %l
Let's see what it outputs.

If nothing happens then it's likely that pnputil.exe -e produces no output. I'd look into why that happens. Sorry I don't have a Vista to try. Or maybe it doesn't spit out "Published name" and...

Word of caution: it looks for and deletes all matches of the argument of the batch file in provider's name
So if you run PNP.BAT i it will remove pretty much all drivers including Microsoft, Dell...

It's doable, but not necessarily easy. A batch file wouldn't be my choice, not even close. And honestly, with so many freebies out there why even bother?
But I'll try to produce something just for...

So you mean something like:

C:\>removedrivers samsung
Driver remover utility
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Found drivers:
12 - Universal Serial Bus controllers ~ SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.
18 -...

I'm not sure I understand what you want. If I did then I could help...
You still have to list the drivers. Then choose one to remove.
Maybe I just need another coffee...