Good day,

I’m trying to silently deploy the newest Intel graphics drivers to endpoints through Endpoint Configuration Supervisor (previously SCCM). As a result of our customers should not directors, we should use an endpoint administration system to deploy software program. ECM makes use of the built-in system account to put in software program. As a result of some odd restriction in your graphic (and probably different) installers, we’re unable to deploy the newest graphics driver.

When the system makes an attempt to put in the driving force, we obtain a pop-up message stating, “The appliance is in an unauthorized location. Please transfer to a non-system folder”.

As I acknowledged earlier than, we use ECM, which installs purposes, drivers, and so on, through the system account. The temp folder for the system account on this case, is c:WindowsTemp.

I’ve by no means run right into a restriction akin to this with software program from ANY different vendor and I cope with lots of!  Why on earth does Intel do that? 

Is there one other model of the driving force that’s meant for use in managed environments?