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This is What I do.
I have a .CMD file for each model with the following code.
ECHO Set BIOS Password
"%~dp0BiosConfigUtility64.exe" /nspwdfile:"%~dp0PasswordConfig.bin"
ECHO This command will run successfully if the password is set to the Default Password
"%~dp0BiosConfigUtility64.exe" /cspwdfile:"%~dp0PasswordConfig.bin" /set:"%~dp0840G2.REPSET"
ECHO Exit Forcing Success Return Code of 0
exit /b 0
The CMD file is stored in the HP BIOS Configuration Utility package together with the REPSET and password file.
I create a program for each CMD/model and set up an Install package.
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