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I'm slowly trying to turn our Org into using Modern Driver Management for our push for Windows 11. I've set everything more or less how it shows in the setup steps, but I'm struggling with what to put for the TargetOSVersion. We are a Dell shop so most if not all of our devices fall into the Dell driver category. When setting up the params I put our version of OS we want to go to, 23H2 but Dell doesn't supply this for their drivers.
Our current Test:
-BareMetal -Endpoint 'XXXX' -TargetOSName 'Windows 11' -TargetOSVersion '23H2'
It seems to scan the new packages I built using the tool but skips actually installing them. I assume because they are not finding the targeted OS. As -TargetOSVersion is required what should I put there? Do I need to leverage the -OSVersionFallback?
I'm just not sure where to start with this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm slowly trying to turn our Org into using Modern Driver Management for our push for Windows 11. I've set everything more or less how it shows in the setup steps, but I'm struggling with what to put for the TargetOSVersion. We are a Dell shop so most if not all of our devices fall into the Dell driver category. When setting up the params I put our version of OS we want to go to, 23H2 but Dell doesn't supply this for their drivers.
Our current Test:
-BareMetal -Endpoint 'XXXX' -TargetOSName 'Windows 11' -TargetOSVersion '23H2'
It seems to scan the new packages I built using the tool but skips actually installing them. I assume because they are not finding the targeted OS. As -TargetOSVersion is required what should I put there? Do I need to leverage the -OSVersionFallback?
I'm just not sure where to start with this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: