Windows 10 IoT Enterprise v12.01 unified build 0A49 for Latitude 3480 mobile thin clients
Installed This file was automatically installed as part of a recent update. If you are experiencing any issues, you can manually download and reinstall.This release addresses the Ransomware WannaCrypt vulneribility on Latitide 3480 mobile thin clients running Windows 10 IoT Enterprise v12.01 unified build 0A49.
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Fixes & Enhancements
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where Windows was not responding for 1-2 minutes when accessing the file browser or any Windows applications or settings.
- Fixed an issue where Sysprep tool was not working.
- Fixed an issue with BitLocker protection. BitLocker protection should suspend when running the WIE10_CustomSysprep4man.ps1 file.
- Fixed an issue where thin clients are not discovered in SCCM server.
Read More- Fixed an issue where Windows was not responding for 1-2 minutes when accessing the file browser or any Windows applications or settings.
- Fixed an issue where Sysprep tool was not working.
- Fixed an issue with BitLocker protection. BitLocker protection should suspend when running the WIE10_CustomSysprep4man.ps1 file.
- Fixed an issue where thin clients are not discovered in SCCM server.
Version
vB0A49, vB0A49
Release date
02 Nov 2018
Download Type
Operating Systems
Category
Operating System
Importance
CriticalDell Technologies highly recommends applying this important update as soon as possible. The update contains critical bug fixes and changes to improve functionality, reliability, and stability of your Dell system. It may also include security fixes and other feature enhancements.
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File Format: Firmware Images
File Name: WIE10RS_3480_0A49.exe
File Size: 12.71 GB
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MD5:
dde57acd21e8cc64782b3758df863116
SHA1:
b8ec7d6577502dc5e1ffb8c10d4185278c88f882
SHA-256:
c1d212366850511295bee2a8378300bb2e8470dba4efe05e103d2c9ecb34defb
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Important Information
Do not power off your system until the operation system is complete
Supported Operating Systems
Windows 10, 64-bit
Installation instructions
To update Windows 10 IoT Enterprise using Wyse Device Manger, do the following:
1 Download the file.
2 After the download is complete, extract the contents to a local storage location.
3 Configure the thin client to register itself to the WDM server.
4 Register the extracted image package to the WDM server.
5 After the package or device registration is complete, followthe WDM imaging process, and start the image update task.
After the update process is complete, the thin client reboots into Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, and the first boot process is initiated. For more information about WDM imaging process, see WDM 5.7.2 Administrators guide at downloads.dell.com/wyse/.
To update Windows 10 IoT Enterprise using Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), do the following:
1 Update the master image by deploying the Windows 10 IoT Enterprise image using a USB drive, created using the USB Imaging Tool, to a single thin client.
2 After the update process, the thin clients boots to Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. Complete any image customizations (if required) and run the ConfigMgr sysprep scripts.
After the sysprep process is complete, the client shuts down. The master image is captured using the SCCM server and the image is deployed to other thin clients.
To update Windows 10 IoT Enterprise using the USB Imaging Tool, do the following:
1 Copy the downloaded and extracted Windows 10 IoT Enterprise update image package to a predefined folder on the imaging ready USB pen drive.
2 Update script on the USB drive to point to the image folder.
3 Boot the thin client device with USB imaging pen drive, and allow the imaging process to complete. After this process, the thin client is updated to the new Windows 10 IoT Enterprise image.
1 Download the file.
2 After the download is complete, extract the contents to a local storage location.
3 Configure the thin client to register itself to the WDM server.
4 Register the extracted image package to the WDM server.
5 After the package or device registration is complete, followthe WDM imaging process, and start the image update task.
After the update process is complete, the thin client reboots into Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, and the first boot process is initiated. For more information about WDM imaging process, see WDM 5.7.2 Administrators guide at downloads.dell.com/wyse/.
To update Windows 10 IoT Enterprise using Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), do the following:
1 Update the master image by deploying the Windows 10 IoT Enterprise image using a USB drive, created using the USB Imaging Tool, to a single thin client.
2 After the update process, the thin clients boots to Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. Complete any image customizations (if required) and run the ConfigMgr sysprep scripts.
After the sysprep process is complete, the client shuts down. The master image is captured using the SCCM server and the image is deployed to other thin clients.
To update Windows 10 IoT Enterprise using the USB Imaging Tool, do the following:
1 Copy the downloaded and extracted Windows 10 IoT Enterprise update image package to a predefined folder on the imaging ready USB pen drive.
2 Update script on the USB drive to point to the image folder.
3 Boot the thin client device with USB imaging pen drive, and allow the imaging process to complete. After this process, the thin client is updated to the new Windows 10 IoT Enterprise image.
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