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I am new to the world of HP and am having trouble with using HPIA to download drivers/software for a HP ProBook 435 X360.

Find Silent Install Parameters With the Usage Statement. Displaying the usage statement is my go-to method for finding silent installation parameters. The problem is that not all EXE files are created equal, and not all EXE files include a usage statement. Thankfully, viewing the usage statement, if one exists, is pretty straightforward.

The command I am using is:

.HPImageAssistant.exe /Operation:Analyze /Category:All /action:download /noninteractive /reportFolder:c:HPIAReport /softpaqdownloadfolder:c:HPIAdownload

In terms of software, this is all it downloads:

  • HP Notifications
  • HP System Information
  • System Default Settings for Windows 10

I have run the HPIA GUI and it lists the following software:

  • Cloud Recovery Client
  • HP Application Enabling Software Driver
  • HP Client Security Manager
  • HP Mac Address Manager
  • HP MIKClient
  • HP Notifications
  • HP Power Manager
  • HP Privacy Settings
  • HP Programmable Key (SA)
  • HP Support Assistant
  • HP Sure Click
  • HP Sure Sense
  • HP Sureview (UWP)
  • System Default Settings for Windows 10

Realisticly I would probaby only require:

  • HP Notifications
  • HP Power Manager
  • HP Programmable Key (SA)
  • HP Support Assistant
  • System Default Settings for Windows 10
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Does it list all that software as needing updates?

You specified /operation:Analyze which means it's going to analyze your system and only dowload the softpaqs that are needed (you are basically running in Patching mode). If you want to download all softpaqs, you need to use a different mode.

1. Add your product to the product list, in the UI. (if you don't do this, you'll get an error about not being able to find the product)

2. Replace /Operation:Analyze with /Operation:DownloadSoftpaq

For more, see the HPIA documentaiton, section 5 (Downloading Softpaqs).

But really, for this use case (downloading, not patching), HP Client Management Script Library is more apropriate if you want to use the command line.

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Hi txvalp,

I have used the HP Client Management Script Library which included all the software that I required, however I have not been able to get this working with HPIA to install them on the machine using an MDT Task Sequence. What ends up happening is HPIA ignores the softpaqs and downloads them again, but also only downloads a few.

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There are a few blogs out there to combine the two. Normally you don't use HPIA to download, you use HPCMSL to maintain a repository for one or more softpaqs, and you use HPIA to patch from that repository. This also allows HPIA use in offline cases, where you don't want each client to connect to the internet.

See for example this blog post:

https://developers.hp.com/hp-client-management/blog/driver-injection-hp-image-assistant-and-hp-cmsl-in-memcm

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Hi,

I followed the guide you linked through and the script downloads all the expected software to my repository however when running the following command on the HP 435 it still downloads a limited set of software (the exact same set as before bar 1)

In this case it didn't install HP HotKey Support citing 'sp108772.exe is not available in offline repository'

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Can you tell me how you are defining your repository? It may help if you could post your repository definition (repository.json) after reviewing and removing anything that you may consider confidential.

When you look at the repository, SP108772.exe is not there, correct?

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Hi,

Wasn't sure how to attach a file within the forum so I've linked through the file from my onedrive.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ascr2QX4uuDYkKc4gStZ55G4sIgVXg?e=q1np7R

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I tried your repo file (you can unshare it now), replaced mine with it, and then ran invoke-repositorysync.

I ended up with a directory containing 30 softpaqs, and the one you mentioned (SP108772) is in there. How many softpaqs came down for you? Do you see any errors in activity.log?

I did see an issue with softpaq sp85318, which I've let the team know to fix, hopefully that will be addressed by tomorrow.

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Sorry wasn't too clear on what was and wasn't working.

My repository also downloaded the 30 pieces of software but it is when I use HPIA on the computer itself to silently install the software it seemigly ignores everything but the 3 pieces of software I mentioned initially.

My repository also contains SP108772 so i'm not sure why it is saying it cannot install it in offline mode?

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1. Can you try temporarily using a mapped drive instead of a UNC name for /offlinemode? I've heard of some bugs in that area.

2. CM01sharesoftpaqsRepository is where your .repository directory is, right? I noticed CM01 is the line from the blog post, hopefully you updated it to point to your actual repository location.

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  1. I tried your suggestion of a mapped drive and that also is not working
  2. Yes I modified my share as per my setup
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I am not sure what else to suggest. I'd like to get your log if possible, when you run HPIA with /debug.

%TEMP%HP Image Assistant.log

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You can also send it to me to val-at-hp.com if you prefer to take this offline for a while.