In the Custom OMA-URI Settings menu, click Add and enter the following.Description: Lenovo System Update Automation.Enter the required information for the new profile, for example:.Navigate to Device Configuration > Profiles > Click Create Profile.Sign in to the Azure Device Management portal.Navigate to the installation folder and copy the contents of the tvsu.admx file into your clipboard for the next step.By default, the contents are extracted to C:\SWTOOLS\TOOLS\Admin folder. Run the executable to install the ADMX file onto you local computer.Download the System Update Administrator Tools from Lenovo.We are now going to create a profile to properly configure Lenovo System Update using the profile settings in Azure Intune. Now the device is enrolled in Azure AD, managed with Azure Intune, and it will automatically get updates from Lenovo. You will have met the normal requirements for the device to be enrolled in Azure Intune and it should pickup all the profiles and policies assigned, including this new profile. If you assume that in a production environment, the endpoint is coming right out of the box and is directly connected to Azure AD. You will also need the System Update Administrator Tools downloaded from Lenovo, and already have the Lenovo System Update utility installed on the endpoints. We assume you have access to Azure Intune, and a Lenovo laptop or desktop already enrolled in Azure Intune to test this configuration. This article will attempt to help you automate those processes with Azure Intune.
One of the things you may have automated today is the management of your Lenovo endpoints using system images and GPO to manage the automation settings for your enterprise. One of the challenges of automating system management with Azure Intune is modifying the typical GPO procedures to work within the limitations of Azure Intune.
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