Detect and install flash

Answers are now given. If necessary, find another working computer and repeat until completely exclude the factor of a not working port. Solution - You must configure the boot order sequence in BIOS settings so that your computer can make its own decision which physical device it should select to boot from. So, you could possibly take this piece of advice! Solution - Have you checked whether your USB is really bootable or not? Especially by means of using cmd to create bootable USB drive without any software.

That is to say, using this perfect Windows To Go creation tool to create a new bootable USB drive from scratch, you can easily repair a bootable USB flash drive that is not showing up, detected, read or recognized! Step 1. Plug in a USB drive that is larger than the system drive used space. Choose the target USB drive and click Next to continue. Step 2. Make sure that you have backed up all the important data.

Click the Continue button to proceed. Step 3. Adjust disk layout. The default disk layout on the target drive will be exactly the same as the resource drive. You could also edit the layout according to your needs. Tick the option there if you're using a Solid State Drive as the Windows bootable drive. Next, click Proceed. As in our previous post when we deployed the update with ConfigMgr, there is a unique KB update for each Windows 10 version and I have decided to roll all the updates into a single Win32App and use PowerShell to handle the installation.

The updates are only about kb each. You will need access to a WSUS console to download the updates in the correct folder format for the script to work.

The scripts are pretty simple. Please test them before using them in production. This update cannot be removed once installed which limits how much testing I could do in my lab.

One script installs the update dependant on the OS architecture and ReleaseID and the other is used as the application detection method. Extract the tool to a local folder, e. Copy IntuneWinAppUtil. Source Folder:. We will use this file in the following steps. It contains all the KB updates for the different versions of Windows Install Command: Powershell. Remember : This update cannot be uninstalled but the Uninstall Command requires some input.

I have used the same command line again with the understanding that this will never be used. Click Next Under Detection rules , Select Use a custom script from the Rules format drop down box It is very plausible to create a Win32App with a single version of the update and then target a specific Windows 10 Version for that update. Not sure what I might have missed but this is erroring out with 0x in our Pilot group.

Followed these steps to the letter. Any idea what might be wrong? Thanks for the quick response Ben. Interestingly the detection script appears to work fine. Hi Chris, Just checking to see if you were able to fix this? No transaction log file is generated, and the IntuneManagementExtension. If I run the script manually on a workstation, it runs successfully and creates the log file as expected. However, if you block a site from running Adobe Flash plugin like the image below, the plugin will not work.

This is the reason why I made this little library. Pass the path to FlashDetector. It is resolved only if Adobe Flash Plugin is actually alive. Timeout for detection can be passed as the second argument. The default value for timeout is milliseconds. Skip to content.

Star 4. A library to detect if flash plugin is really alive in a web browser.