Command Line Arguments

Command line arguments can be used to alter the behaviour of TNUC.

Argument	Explanation	Notes
--quiet	runs the application quietly in the background, and will only notify the user if a update is available
--noprompt	runs the application without prompting to exit
--erase-config	erase configuration file
--debug	turn debugging on, will output more information that can be used for debugging
--driver-path=<optional>	install (and perform minimal install, if enabled) a local driver on the system. If file path is not provided, a dialog will open. Supports relative + absolute file paths	added in v1.26.0
--force-dl	force prompt to download drivers, even if the user is up-to-date - should only be used for debugging
--version	outputs the current application version
--confirm-dl	will automatically download and install the driver quietly without any user interaction at all. should be used with --quiet for the optimal solution
--config-here	use the working directory as path to the config file
--config-override=<path>	override configuration file location with absolute file path
--override-desktop	override automatic desktop/notebook identification
--override-notebook	override automatic desktop/notebook identification
--help	show all commands