Windows 10: Firmware/BIOS update Queary through Intune

Hi ,Is there any information on when Microsoft will update their catalogues to sync with Intune for updating BIOS/firmware on Intune devices for vendors like Dell, HP, and MS Surface? I would appreciate some guidance on this for device deployment purposes.Thank you!Anuj

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PS3 and PSP firmware updated

Sony has updated the firmware for its two most recent consoles, with a few improvements for each. The PS3 firmware has been updated to version 1.70, which will enable gamers to play PS1 software purchased from the PlayStation Store (previously only playable on the PSP) and will allow the use of the vibration function of accessories when playing PlayStation and PlayStation 2 titles (not PS3 games unfortunately, but a step forwards). The PlayStation Store still lists all classic titles as being for the PSP, but this may be changed when it’s updated later this week. As for the PSP, the firmware has been updated to version 3.40, with the most noticeable changes being improved support for PlayStation Network titles and a changed method for managing certificates under [Game]. Apparently with the new firmware, gamers can share save data between both consoles allowing PS1 titles to be continued on the move and at home.

Source: DailyTech

 

MSI 5870 BIOS Update

Still can't reproduce. Could you please post the exact BIOSes that produce the issue?

 

Intune - Windows 11 Readiness - "System firmware"

I'm looking at the "Windows 11 Readiness" report in the Intune - Endpoint Analytics - Work from Anywhere section.

One of the reasons shown that a computer is not compatible with Windows 11 is "System firmware".

I understand what the "CPU family" and "TPM" reasons are referring to for why a computer isn't compatible with Windows 11, but what does the "System firmware" mean?

At first I thought maybe it meant a computer needed the BIOS to be updated to a newer version, but I've tested and proven that not to be the case. So then I thought maybe it was telling me a computer doesn't support 'Secure Boot', but that too is not the case, because when I run the "hardwarereadiness.ps1" script, it shows the Secure Boot is fine on a computer that Intune has flagged this "system firmware" as an issue.

As it stands, I can't figure out a reason why a computer Intune says isn't compatible due to "system firmware" truly can't run Windows 11, because the computers seem to run it fine in my testing. So what is Intune trying to tell me regarding the "system firmware" reason in the Window 11 readiness report?