that guess doesn't seem to fit the facts either. Make sure that you leave the colon between the get-packageinfo command and the %m loop variable. from the directory you are in (because it is the default directory for an AdministratorĪnd then retry the for loop. Note that I mentioned "I had to back up into %windir%\servicing" to issue the dir command that I use in the for loop. Was this the only iteration of the loop? I can understand why there was no data from the dir/b but what happened to the colon? They try to give you a hint about how to investigate the syntax but that is misleading because this works but what they imply does not:Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32>dism.exe /online /get-packageinfo You successfully replaced my placeholder but left the brackets. Those brackets were metacharacters I was using to delimit my placeholder. However, since Language seems to be relevant in some of them, this command may be relevant too:Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32>dism.exe /online /get-features | find /i "search"įeature Name : SearchEngine-Client-PackageĬ:\WINDOWS\system32>dism.exe /online /get-featureinfo: It also shows there are several kinds of packagesīut I don't know what that means either.
It doesn't show me what was installed as a result, e.g. All it shows me is that the "packages" I found this way are all installed. To see that there were some "packages" which referred to this "feature".įor /F %m in ('dir/a/b/s *search*.mum') do dism.exe /online /get-packageinfo:%m I had to back up into %windir%\servicing and do a Now, it appears that it is also possible to use dism's /get-packageinfo: command but not using any information that dism gives me. How do we know what to copy over?ĭism.exe /online /get-features | find /i "search" They give us no clues about how the pieces all go together.Į.g., let's guess that the PackageName which told Get-Features that the State was disabled would be one of your *.mum file that we found for the loop and replace the target command in the loop with:ĭism.exe /online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:SearchEngine-Client-PackageĪlex - SearchIndexer.exe is in the WinSxS folder. This is an example of what I am disappointed about with the /get-featureinfo and get-packageinfo commands. The question is: which package name do we use? All of them? Both with the Language and without? The unspecified component, the base and the shell ones, all 6? If the package name is not specified, the Enable-Feature /FeatureName: Įnables a specified feature. So, assuming that the syntax in W8 is the same as in W7-(I'm still on W7.)-there would be an alternate syntax I was afraid of something like that happening.
The feature-name option is not recognized in this context.
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