I've got an older Intel NUC (2820FYK) that I need to perform a BIOS update on, but pandemic times have made physical access problematic. Normally I would just do the update using F7 at boot, or from within the BIOS config GUI.
It looks like the IFLASH2.EXE utility on the Intel site could be helpful, but I see it doesn't run in Windows. I believe it is intended to update the BIOS from a bootable USB stick. I have MDT at my disposal if WinPE might help, and SCCM may also potentially be an option but that may take more digging.
Any scripts, guides, or tips on deploying these BIOS updates remotely using the IFLASH2 or another method?
I should mention that there is an Admin BIOS password set, but I do have it. I also have a couple more of this model NUC I can experiment on before crossing my fingers and shooting the update to the remote system.
Edit: I have full access to Windows via RDP with local admin account.
It looks like the IFLASH2.EXE utility on the Intel site could be helpful, but I see it doesn't run in Windows. I believe it is intended to update the BIOS from a bootable USB stick. I have MDT at my disposal if WinPE might help, and SCCM may also potentially be an option but that may take more digging.
Any scripts, guides, or tips on deploying these BIOS updates remotely using the IFLASH2 or another method?
I should mention that there is an Admin BIOS password set, but I do have it. I also have a couple more of this model NUC I can experiment on before crossing my fingers and shooting the update to the remote system.
Edit: I have full access to Windows via RDP with local admin account.