Closed datagutten closed 6 years ago
This is clearly an issue on my side, hence in BiosSledgehammer.ps1. So far, the return code is not checked so any "non fatal" exist is considered success.
As I imagine that those devices should return to users rather quick, I created a patch so the ME update uses the same logic as for BIOS updates, where only 0 or 3010 are considered successful execution.
You could test this new version (4.0.7) with that device to see if now an error is thrown if .NET 3 is not installed. Please note, this code is untested so far (but given that it works for BIOS updates, it should work).
As a side note: That newer ME updates require .NET 3 is noted in the docs.
@datagutten Did you had the chance to give the new code a test run?
I have tested it once, and it worked, but I will do some more testing to see that it is stable.
When I run BiosSledgehammer on a fresh install of Windows 10 on a 640 G1 or 840 G4 I get a popup asking me to install .NET Framework 3.5 during the ME upgrade step. The upgrade returns a non-zero exit code, but BiosSledgehammer does not detect it and tells me that the upgrade has succeeded and that I should restart the computer. I am not sure if it is the detection tool or the upgrade itself that requires .NET, but I will examine that further tomorrow.