OCSETUP command in Windows

The Windows ocsetup command is used to manage Windows features and components through the command line interface. By using this command, users can install, uninstall, configure, and update various features on a Windows operating system. This tool is especially useful for system administrators who need to manage multiple computers remotely or automate the deployment of Windows features. The ocsetup command provides a simple and efficient way to interact with Windows features without the need for a graphical user interface.

OCSETUP Syntax:

ocsetup [Option] [Parameter]

Windows OCSETUP Options:

Option	Description
/W	Wait for the installation to complete before returning.

OCSETUP Parameters:

Parameter	Description
Feature	Specifies the feature to be installed or removed.

Caution

Caution: The OCSETUP command can make changes to the Windows system configuration. Ensure you have the necessary permissions and understand the implications of the features being installed or removed.

How to use OCSETUP command:

Check the installed roles and features

ocsetup /p

This command lists all the currently installed roles and features.

Install a specific feature or role

ocsetup <FeatureName>

This command installs the specified feature or role.

Uninstall a specific feature or role

ocsetup /u <FeatureName>

This command uninstalls the specified feature or role.

List available features and roles

ocsetup /?

This command provides a list of available features and roles that can be installed.

Install multiple features or roles

ocsetup <FeatureName1>,<FeatureName2>,<FeatureName3>

This command installs multiple specified features or roles.

Disable a specific feature or role

ocsetup /disable <FeatureName>

This command disables the specified feature or role.

Check the status of a specific feature or role

ocsetup /obsolete <FeatureName>

This command checks if the specified feature or role is obsolete.

Re-enable a previously disabled feature or role

ocsetup /reenable <FeatureName>

This command re-enables a previously disabled feature or role.

Tip

When using the ocsetup command in Windows CMD, make sure to run the command with administrative privileges to ensure proper execution and avoid any permission-related errors.

How do I use ocsetup in Windows?

To use the ocsetup command in Windows, execute the following command:

ocsetup --option <value>

What are some common options available with the ocsetup command?

To view a list of common options available with the ocsetup command, use the following command:

ocsetup /?

How can I install a specific feature using ocsetup in Windows?

To install a specific feature using the ocsetup command in Windows, use the following command:

ocsetup FeatureName /force

Can I uninstall a feature using the ocsetup command?

Yes, you can uninstall a feature using the ocsetup command. To uninstall a feature, use the following command:

ocsetup FeatureName /uninstall

How do I list all installed features using ocsetup in CMD?

To list all the installed features using the ocsetup command in CMD, run the following command:

ocsetup /enum

Is it possible to repair a Windows feature using ocsetup?

Yes, you can repair a Windows feature using the ocsetup command. To repair a feature, use the following command:

ocsetup FeatureName /repair

How can I check the status of a specific feature using ocsetup?

To check the status of a specific feature using the ocsetup command, you can use the following command:

ocsetup FeatureName /query

Can I enable or disable a Windows feature using ocsetup?

Yes, you can enable or disable a Windows feature using the ocsetup command. To enable or disable a feature, use the following command:

ocsetup FeatureName /enable

Applications of the OCSETUP Command

• Installing or uninstalling Windows optional features and components
• Adding or removing Windows Server roles and features