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DISM Provisioning Package (.ppkg) Command-Line Options

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Use DISM to work with Provisioning Packages (.ppkg) files. For example, you can add settings and Windows desktop applications to Windows, or reduce the size of your Windows installation.

/Add-ProvisioningPackage

Adds applicable payload of provisioning package to the specified image.

Syntax:

DISM.exe /Add-ProvisioningPackage /PackagePath:<package_path> [/CatalogPath:<path>]

Examples:

Adding a provisioning package to a mounted or applied image:

DISM.exe /Image=D:\mount /Add-ProvisioningPackage /PackagePath:C:\oem.ppkg

Adding a provisioning package on a running Windows installation:

DISM.exe /online /Add-ProvisioningPackage /PackagePath:C:\oem.ppkg

/Get-ProvisioningPackageInfo

Get the information of provisioning package.

Syntax:

DISM.exe /Get-ProvisioningPackageInfo /PackagePath:<package_path>

Examples:

Get provisioning package info from a mounted or applied image:

DISM.exe /Image=C:\ /Get-ProvisioningPackageInfo /PackagePath:C:\oem.ppkg

Get provisioning package info from a running Windows installation:

DISM.exe /online /Get-ProvisioningPackageInfo /PackagePath:C:\oem.ppkg

/Apply-CustomDataImage

Dehydrates files contained in the custom data image to save space. For client editions, this package is used by the push-button recovery tools.

Syntax:

/Apply-CustomDataImage /CustomDataImage:<path_to_image_file> /ImagePath:<target_drive> /SingleInstance
Parameter Description
/CustomDataImage Specifies where the provisioning package is stored.
/ImagePath Specifies the drive that contains the Windows image. DISM scans this drive for any non-system files on this drive and incorporates them into the provisioning package.
/SingleInstance After DISM captures the non-system files to a compressed provisioning package, DISM adds pointers on the drive to the new compressed provisioning package, and removes the original files. As a result, the files are still visible to the system, but take up less space on the drive.

Example:

DISM.exe /Apply-CustomDataImage /CustomDataImage:C:\oem.ppkg /ImagePath:C:\ /SingleInstance

Applies only to desktop editions (Home, Pro, Enterprise, and Education).