Forum Discussion
shockotechcom
May 22, 2023Iron Contributor
systemreset.exe command line options
I'm doing a lot of testing with Windows autopilot. Is there a method to reset the machine solely from the command line using the systemreset.exe tool? I cannot find any documentation for the switches...
shockotechcom
May 23, 2023Iron Contributor
I tested 'systemreset.exe /?' but it simply launches the UI tool on Windows 10 21 H2. I'm looking for the full set of options to it.
NikolinoDE
May 23, 2023Gold Contributor
The systemreset.exe command-line tool is primarily designed to launch the Windows 10 Reset this PC feature through the user interface. To my knowledge, Microsoft does not provide official documentation or a comprehensive list of command-line options for systemreset.exe.
To explore the available options further, you could try using the systemreset.exe tool with additional common command-line switches like /help, /h, /?, or -?. These switches are often used to display help information or command-line options for many Windows tools and utilities.
You can try these switches:
systemreset.exe /help
systemreset.exe /h
systemreset.exe /?
systemreset.exe -?
Running these commands might provide you with more information about the available options for systemreset.exe.
It's important to note that undocumented options might not be officially supported and could behave unexpectedly or change in future Windows updates. Therefore, it's recommended to exercise caution and thoroughly test any commands or options before deploying them in production environments.
One possible approach is to search for Windows forums or communities where users share their experiences and findings related to Windows deployment and automation. Websites like Stack Overflow, Reddit, or Microsoft TechNet forums might have threads discussing the systemreset.exe command-line options or alternative methods for achieving similar results.
- shockotechcomJun 20, 2023Iron ContributorYes I have searched for same across most of the main forums. I may log this to MS Support as I have that option.