In the last post, I talked about using Reference files to lock in a set of updates for deployment. In this post, I’m going to show you how to deploy Updates using HP Image Assistant (HPIA) with a ConfigMgr Task Sequence. The Task Sequence I’ve created is pretty dynamic, so you can either create packages … Read more
So you want to deploy updated drivers to devices, good. You want to “Lock in” a set of updates and ensure that through your deployment rings, you’re deploying the same versions, makes sense. Creating HP Image Assistant Reference files for your models make this possible to ensure you are deploying the same updated versions throughout … Read more
Another Simple Script, no Parameters on this, just run and grab a bunch of information. Why use Run Script? Since I don’t have Remote PowerShell access, I can run the Run Script to get info from a remote PC over Client Management Gateway (CMG). Now the output isn’t as pretty in a Run Script as … Read more
Need to deploy an HP Driver / Software to a device(s)? HPCMSL has the command-let Get-SoftPaq that will download an HP Softpaq and either extract or install (silently). Run Script on GitHub: Get-HPSoftPaq.ps1 This script will do the pre-reqs to install HPCMSL via the PowerShell Gallery then install the SoftPaq that you pass into the … Read more
If you have HP Devices (and you should), you probably have used HPIA. HPIA is a tool that will scan your computer for updates and other recommendations and apply them (and it will do a lot more). This tool has extensive command line parameters, which I like. Check out the User Guide’s Command Line area. … Read more