Final answer:
The /delete-driver command used with PnPUtil is a tool in Windows systems that allows for the deletion of drivers from the system's driver store.
Step-by-step explanation:
The /delete-driver flag used with the PnPUtil command line tool in Windows systems allows an experienced user or administrator to safely and systematically remove drivers from the operating system's driver store. The command is followed by the specific name or INF of the driver to be deleted. This command can only be used to delete drivers that are not currently in use. Driver packages are files that contain the necessary software and instructions for a device to function properly on a computer.
This command can be helpful when troubleshooting driver issues or when a driver needs to be uninstalled.
Let's say you have a specific driver that is causing problems or is no longer needed. By using the PnPUtil /delete-driver command followed by the specific name or INF (i.e., setup information file) of the driver, you can tell the system to delete that driver. Do note that drivers currently being used by the system cannot be deleted, and only drivers not in use are eligible for deletion.
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