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Automatically configure Windows Autopilot device names using a CSV File
Many thanks for your reply.
I will test out your script over the next few days.
- UpNorthIntuneNov 25, 2024Iron Contributor
Hi Harm,
Sorry for the delay , other projects took priority.
Still having no success with the script.
Have spent a few hours this morning trying different methods but still no joy.The HP laptop I am using is a HP ProBook 640 G5 and the BIOS refers to the asset settings as System IDs
Asset Tracking Number
andOwnership Tag
The scripts I have tried seem unable to reference this data in the BIOS.
Any help is appreciated or another solution.Thanks
- Nov 25, 2024
What does (Get-WmiObject win32_SystemEnclosure).smbiosassettag) give you? You do run the script as Admin/System, right?
- UpNorthIntuneJan 27, 2025Iron Contributor
Apologises for the delay , got side tracked onto another project.
Running that powershell line, it comes back with the correct asset details, that are set in the BIOS.
Run the script with these settings
Run this script using the logged on credentials
No
Enforce script signature check
No
Run script in 64 bit PowerShell Host
YesMany Thanks