Is there any good guides? Dell Command and Configure for automated Dell Bios Settings
Dell CCTK Multiplatform Package
Dell BIOS CCTK .exe - Configuration Manager 2007 - www.windows-noob.com
Dell CCTK and SC Task Sequences - System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) - www.windows-noob.com
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Is there any good guides? Dell Command and Configure for automated Dell Bios Settings.
I have found a pretty old tech blog from Mick's IT but other than that, if anybody had any good resources, videos, or guides to aid with setting this up, I would appreciate it.
I am trying to get imaging set right for the future of my organization. As of now, techs are doing all settings manually and its really time consuming and error prone.
https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-us/product-support/product/command-configure/docs
Just checking if folks have had success deploying multiplatform packages (exported as either a .cctk config file or exe) across multiple Dell models?
I have a TS that stages and calls CCTK directly to set each option individually, along with some model detection for select settings.
I'd like to consolidate this to a single .cctk that can be applied to multiple models, provided it's reliable.
I'm also aware of the powershell provider route, which I'll look at when I have more time. :)
I generated a BIOS configuration package (.EXE file) using the Dell CCTK tool. I want to run the BIOS settings before the OS is installed. Where is the best location in the MDT task sequence to run the EXE file? Should I add the .EXE package as an application or simply call the executable file and run it as a command line?
Having an issue updating BIOS versions on Dell machines. I have a TS setup in SCCM to suspend bitlocker, disable the BIOS password, run the update, then enable BIOS password again. Pretty straight forward, so I thought. When I run the TS, it fails and the log that written states: Error: Unsupported BIOS image. Exit Code = 10 (Payload Failure).
However, if I run the task sequence commands manually from command prompt, it works. I copy the CCTK folder locally, and copy the BIOS update locally, then everything updates as expected. What am I missing?