How to capture the output of "pnputil.exe -e"

Question

How can I get the output "% windir% / system32 / pnputil.exe -e"? (suppose Windows Vista is 32-bit)

Bonus for a technical explanation of why the application usually writes output to the cmd shell, but when the stdout and / or stderr redirection is redirected, does the application write nothing to the console or to stdout / stderr?

C: \ Windows \ System32> PnPutil.exe --help
Microsoft PnP Utility {...}

C: \ Windows \ System32> pnputil -e> c: \ foo.txt

C: \ Windows \ System32> type c: \ foo.txt

C: \ Windows \ System32> dir c: \ foo.txt
 Volume in drive C has no label.
 Volume Serial Number is XXXX-XXXX

 Directory of c: \

10/09/2008 12:10 PM 0 foo.txt
               1 File (s) 0 bytes

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

, pnputil.exe -a d:\pnpdriver *.inf

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

So, I'm looking for information of the same type and stumbled upon this: https://sysadminstricks.com/tricks/windows-tricks/cleaning-up-windows-driver-store-folder.html . Although the syntax is incorrect, it seems to have helped (with a little correction):

pnputil.exe -e > c:\driveroutput.txt

When this command is executed, it is not displayed on the command line, but it generates driveroutput.txtto the root C:. Opening a text file really shows that I now have the output of the listed OEM drivers on my PC.