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‎04-19-2022 03:19 AM

HP Recommended
Product: HP MIK
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My test client machine is currently running on VMware and I am trying to set a BIOS password using SCCM configured with HP MIK. I have already deployed the configuration baseline and have installed HP MIK Client on my client machine. I am wondering if the issue is due to my test client being on VMware.

 

Current versions:

HP MIK for SCCM: 5.0.0.35334

HP MIK Client: 5.0.0.38007

 

MIK Client log file from ProgramData/HP/HP MIK/Logs:

wk, [19/4/2022 4:16 PM]
====================== Remediation Script ======================
Configuration Item Name = BIOS Configuration - BIOS Password
Provider Namespace = root\HP\InstrumentedServices\v1
Provider Classname = HP_BIOSConfig
Provider Method = put
Property Name = _SetupPassword
Property Value = X0hQUFcxMl8gAA1MTkTQwdPCnFK9lvFElTGl1nW19E82KwuWeMLafnrz
Get XML Payload = <?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<si:get xmlns:si='http://frameworks.hp.com/siam' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xmlns:schemaLocation='http://frameworks.hp.com/siam.xsd'>
<si:header />
<si:security>
<si:blob />
</si:security>
<si:values>
<si:get_value name='_SetupPassword' />
</si:values>
</si:get>
Put XML Payload =
Compliance Result = Non-Compliant
Calling the MIK Provider returned null. Please check whether 'HP_BIOSConfig' is installed.

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