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# Apply OOB Drivers to WinRE
Similar to the [Apply OOB Drivers to WinOS](/features/apply-oob-drivers-to-winos.md) feature, this feature will apply the same drivers to the offline WinRE Recovery Image, ensuring that your device will be able to use the Recovery Environment with your existing hardware (disk, network) fully functional.
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## OSDCloud Comparison
| Function | Module | Version | Status |
| ------------------- | ------------ | --------- | ----------- |
| **Deploy-OSDCloud** | **OSDCloud** | 25.9.30.3 | **Enabled** |
| Start-OSDCloud\* | OSD | - | Not Planned |
## Feature
In WinPE, OSDCloud will perform the following steps:
* Export the in-use out-of-box drivers to `C:\Windows\Temp\osdcloud-drivers-winpe` using pnputil.exe
* WinRE Recovery Image at `C:\Windows\System32\Recovery\Winre.wim` is mounted
* Drivers in `C:\Windows\Temp\osdcloud-drivers-winpe` are imported to the mounted WinRE Recovery Image
* WinRE Recovery Image is dismounted
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