Are you using DCU, are you using Windows AutoPatch (with driver updates so the bios updates are included)
What is your method? just curious. Always trying to learn a better way to do things.
I have been doing a lot of reading, is this still a valid way of updating hp bios' with Intune, this blog is a few years old now is there a more recent method? https://skotheimsvik.no/hp-connect-for-intune-part1-bios-update
About 2 years ago I had a dev tenant but I about a year and a half ago I logged in to it and noticed all the features were locked down all my admin accounts locked, so I guess they took at back. Does anyone know if they still offer dev tenants?
Is there a way to suggest an application be added to the PMPC catalog?
I have been doing a lot of reading. Microsoft links and blogs etc. As I understand it You must use AutoPatch rings in conjunction with Windows Update rings for example.
In my environment, Active hours are 6am to 11pm let me clarify this is Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday it is a ghost town
The install day with reboot we have chosen is Sunday at 11pm this particular setting is set via a Windows Update ring.
The Active hours 6am to 11pm is set via the autopatch rings, as we don't want any random reboots during the week during active hours.
Do I have it right that I must use AutoPatch rings in conjunction with Windows Update rings? or am I over complicating things?
We have 6 devices that monitor the elevators and security gates in our environment. These devices I obviously don’t want a forced reboot in order to install updates, Also there is really no business hours to speak of due to the fact they are always in use.
Here’s my question is the a way with Windows update rings / Autopatch rings to allow the user to choose when they reboot for update purposes?
Let me understand this. What is the best way to renew it. Create a new one on my certificate authority server? or is there another way to re-new it aside from re-creating the certificate?
I have about 800 pc's that I need to update the BIOS on using Intune. Has anyone worked out a bullet proof method? for updating BIOS'
