Hello all,

I recently looked into managing BIOS settings for Dell devices enrolled in Intune.
My organization also manage drivers and firmware updates in Intune for these devices.
One of the requirements I was instructed to deploy is to enable BIOS Admin Password on the targeted devices.
While applying a password may increase security, my concern is that firmware updates will now fail, unless Intune can “know” the device’s BIOS admin password.
My question is how I can ensure that firmware updates can still be pushed successfully to these devices even though BIOS admin password is enabled?

​Hello all,I recently looked into managing BIOS settings for Dell devices enrolled in Intune.My organization also manage drivers and firmware updates in Intune for these devices.One of the requirements I was instructed to deploy is to enable BIOS Admin Password on the targeted devices.While applying a password may increase security, my concern is that firmware updates will now fail, unless Intune can “know” the device’s BIOS admin password.My question is how I can ensure that firmware updates can still be pushed successfully to these devices even though BIOS admin password is enabled?  Read More

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