

- #UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS INSTALL#
- #UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS DRIVERS#
- #UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS FOR WINDOWS 10#
- #UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS WINDOWS 10#
BCU will only support models with a WMI-compliant BIOS, which are most commercial HP desktops, notebooks, and workstations. " BCU requires HP custom WMI namespace and WMI classes (at the namespace root\HP\InstrumentedBIOS) provided by BIOS. The HP BIOS Configuration User Guide states:

If the Create 1E OEM Toolkit Package wizard is used to download the HP BIOS Configuration Utility, it will download version 4.0.24.1, released September 2017 ( ).Ī current, definitive list of HP models or platforms that are supported by the HP BIOS Configuration Utility does not appear to be available from HP. Then run in the opened console following command.The 1E BIOS to UEFI OEM task sequence step uses the HP BIOS Configuration Utility (BiosConfigUtility.exe) to make firmware changes on HP systems. It should open the console window already in C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment ToolsĬreate a new folder on your C:\ drive called WinPE Deployment and Imaging Tools EnvironmentĬlick on start and begin typing Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment and run it as root. next, next, next and leave default everything.
#UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS INSTALL#
Install the ADK first, click next and leave all to default. If anybody had, please write me in comments below.

I believe we can use the latest version of Windows 11 versions to install win 10 and lower, possibly. Then on the same page right under is Download the Windows PE add-on for the ADK, version 2004 Look HERE and scroll down for Download the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 2004 download it.
#UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS DRIVERS#
Download network drivers for Windows10 for your motherboard / network card.
#UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS WINDOWS 10#
#UEFITOOL ADD UEFI SHELL TO BIOS FOR WINDOWS 10#
I'm going for Windows 10 in this guide, but it should work the same way for other versions as well. So you get it to boot, but then you can't load the installation files from SAMBA share, it then proceeds to crash.Ī(iPXE) -> B(wimboot) -> C(WinPE) -> E(Windows setup.exe) My issue in the end was finding out that WinPE "Windows Preinstallation Environment" (the component that in the end loads the setup.exe for installation) by default do not have many network drivers in it. This gave me so much trouble to figure it out, but it works. Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment.Windows 10 Windows 10 Table of contents.iPXE Boot Win/Linux iPXE Boot Win/Linux.Random Ansible Stuff Random Ansible Stuff.Random Docker Stuff Random Docker Stuff.K3s Cluster chassis K3s Cluster chassis.
