Is monthly BIOS updates via Intune overkill for enterprise Windows 11
Hey all, Looking for some opinions from others managing BIOS and Drivers on enterprise environments. We’re considering pushing BIOS/firmware updates monthly across our Windows 11 fleet using Intune, but it feels a bit too aggressive. Is anyone actually doing BIOS updates this frequently? Do you see real risk in not updating BIOS regularly? Or do you treat BIOS updates more as “only when needed” (security issue / vendor recommendation)? Any issues you’ve run into pushing BIOS updates at scale via Intune? My concern is stability risk vs actual security benefit — feels like monthly might be overkill unless there’s a critical vulnerability. Keen to hear how others are handling this in production environments.
Windows 11
Windows 11 OS has been the most useless upgrade of Microsoft with highest number of bugs. Mid performance laptops like dell 5510,i5 11th gen(nvidia mx450) which in my case also cannot run smoothly on windows 11. I have got a ton of issues on gpu, display and bugs where display rendering issues and blue screen error messages appear. Even the dark mode sucks. Biggest downfall for Microsoft in terms of stability 👎🏻TPM Warning Message during Device Wipe
Dear all, When we initiate Intune device wipe (not Autopilot reset) on the Dell PC, it prompts a TPM clear message on the reboot. Usually we will just hit F12 to proceed with the device wipe and Autopilot. However, sometimes we need a fully unattended workflow for our Kiosk PC setup. This prompt is preventing us to achieve a 100% zero touch experience. Is there a way to fix this via Intune? Thanks,
Hyper-V Cloud Fast Track Architecture Brief
First published on TECHNET on Feb 10, 2011 So you heard about the Hyper-V Cloud Fast Track program and wonder … what exactly is it? Is it marketecture or is there some meat to it? What do these “pre-architected, pre-validated” solutions consist of, and how were those decisions arrived at? What was the architecture and validation methodology? Well my friend, this post is for you.
