Having deployed Lenovo AutoPatcher Full to over 10,000 endpoints, here are the pain points and solutions:

Here’s a wrapper I use to safely run AutoPatcher full in production:

$repoPath = "D:\LenovoRepo"
$logPath = "C:\Logs\AutoPatcher"
$reportPath = "$logPath\pre_scan.csv"

mkdir $logPath -Force


The "Full" version can handle BIOS passwords via an XML config file. Create AutoPatcher.xml in the root folder:


<Settings>
  <BiosPassword>YourGlobalPassword</BiosPassword>
</Settings>
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Having deployed Lenovo AutoPatcher Full to over 10,000 endpoints, here are the pain points and solutions:

Here’s a wrapper I use to safely run AutoPatcher full in production: lenovo autopatcher full

$repoPath = "D:\LenovoRepo"
$logPath = "C:\Logs\AutoPatcher"
$reportPath = "$logPath\pre_scan.csv"

mkdir $logPath -Force


The "Full" version can handle BIOS passwords via an XML config file. Create AutoPatcher.xml in the root folder: Having deployed Lenovo AutoPatcher Full to over 10,000


<Settings>
  <BiosPassword>YourGlobalPassword</BiosPassword>
</Settings>