exportoem.osdcloud.live
This endpoint is used to export OEM Drivers from Windows 11.
The exported oem drivers can then be added to your WinPE Boot Image to allow support for your device, or they can also be used in a Task Sequence to inject into your offline Windows OS.
This script will export drivers that are in-use, meaning there is hardware present that is using this specific driver.
OEM Drivers
OEM Drivers are added to Windows to support device hardware. These drivers are also known as Out-of-Box Drivers as they were not included in the Windows 11 OS. Drivers that are included in the Windows 11 OS by Microsoft are referred to as Inbox Drivers.
OEM Drivers are located at C:\Windows\INF and are identified with the naming pattern oem*.inf
Device Preparation
It is recommended that you allow Windows to fully install to your device, and use Windows Update or a Driver Pack to install drivers for all the hardware on your device, including attached devices such as a docking station.
i.e. Completely setup Windows on your device as soon as you unbox it
Run exportoem.osdcloud.live
Run the following command in PowerShell as Administrator
OEM Drivers will be exported to the following path
When the exportoem script is complete, Windows Explorer will open the above path
Two folders will have been created in the exportoem folder. The folder with the winpe prefix is smaller in size and can be used in your WinPE Boot Image.
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