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‎01-29-2019 02:24 AM

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Product: T530 2DH81AT
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 IOT

I have a Windows 10 thinclient, model T530, product code 2DH81AT.

 

I'm trying to update the image to the latest version. I downloaded the latest one here: https://support.hp.com/nl-nl/drivers/selfservice/hp-t530-thin-client-series/16612050/model/16612051?...

 

I don't know what I need to do after this. If I run the executable on my workstation it places an .msi file in C:\SWSetup. If I run that MSI, it will run something and then asks me to hit finish, but nothing else happens. I've installed HP Thinupdate on my workstation and if I run this the latest image for a T530 I can get is one from september 2017, while the one I downloaded from the page linked above is dated 27 june 2018.

I tried putting the .exe and the .msi on the USB flashdrive and insert that in the thinclient but nothing happens and if I try to run either files it will just prompt me that there's not enough storage on the thinclient.

 

The way I think this should work is I insert an empty flashdrive in my workstation, run the .exe and it will write the image to the flashdrive and make it bootable so I can boot the thinclient from it and write the image to the thinclient. But how?

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