HPDrivers

Update all HP device drivers with a single command - Get-HPDrivers

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Installation

Copy the code from the area below and paste it into PowerShell Admin (or Windows Terminal).

Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Force
Install-Module -Name HPDrivers -Force

How it's working?

The HPDrivers module uses HP CMSL to download and install softpaqs that match the operating system version and hardware configuration.

• Open PowerShell or Windows Terminal as an administrator
• Run Get-HPDrivers
• Select the drivers to install

Parameters

-NoPrompt [switch] - Install all drivers and update BIOS
-ShowSoftware [switch] - Show additional HP software in the driver list
-Overwrite [switch] - Install the drivers even if the current driver version is the same
-DeleteInstallationFiles [switch] - Delete the HP SoftPaq installation files stored in C:\Temp
-UninstallHPCMSL [switch] - Uninstall HP CMSL at the end of installation process
-SuspendBL [switch] - Suspend BitLocker protection for one restart

Examples

Example 1: Simple, just download and install all drivers and BIOS.

Get-HPDrivers -NoPrompt

Example 2: Show all available drivers and additional software. Do not keep installation files. Suspend the BitLocker pin on next reboot.

Get-HPDrivers -ShowSoftware -DeleteInstallationFiles -SuspendBL

Example 3: Download and install all drivers and BIOS, even if the current driver version is the same.

Get-HPDrivers -NoPrompt -Overwrite

Example 4: Automatic driver installation. Can be part of a deployment script.

Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Force
Install-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -MinimumVersion 2.8.5.201 -Force
Install-Module -Name HPDrivers -Force
Get-HPDrivers -NoPrompt -DeleteInstallationFiles