Again, used for filtering, depending on what model that’s running the script. Runs the Get-LSUClient module via 2 different functions. Using that for flexibility and filtering. Gets the current Lenovo computer model of the device running the script. Find the referenced script on my GitHub here: PowerShell/Run-LSUClientModule-OSD.ps1 at master This is where all the good stuff happens. xcopy ".\*.*" "%ProgramFiles%\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\LSUClient\1.3.1" /D /E /C /I /Q /H /R /Y /S This will change, if a new version is being bumped by the author, and you intend to use the new version. I’m currently hardcoding the version to be at 1.3.1. NOTE: Be aware of any new versions coming out from the author himself. However, I have made changes to the module, and this approach also enables me to leave out the NuGet package provider. This can obviously be done differently and directly from the PowerShell Gallery (Install-Module, Import-Module). This is done from a regular package, meaning you will have to download the module and package it yourself. Within the nested task sequence, I start off by copying down the actual module. NOTE: Find the nested Task Sequence used in this post, available as a download in the very end of the post 🙂 This is how all of my main Task Sequence is built with the use of nested Task Sequences. First off, I’m running the PowerShell module from within a nested Task Sequence. So, how do you put that PowerShell module to use with ConfigMgr during OSD? 
It does exactly what Thin Installer and System Update offers, as well as giving you the flexibility of PowerShell. Instead – and by coincident – I stumbled upon this awesome PowerShell module: jantari/LSUClient Keeping BIOS and driver versions up to date, can be a tedious and time consuming task, and I wanted to take on a more cloud-like approach.įor that reason, I’ve spent some time on Lenovo Thin Installer as well as Lenovo System Update, but they didn’t quite live up to my expectations and need for flexibility.
This is something that I’ve wanted to do for a while to always install the latest BIOS and drivers automatically during OSD.
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