Microsoft Intune
Intune Driver Updates — Keep OEM Drivers & BIOS Current
Automate Intune driver updates instead of rebuilding packages by hand. The Driver Automation Tool re-checks OEM catalogues, downloads newer model-specific driver packs and BIOS updates, and republishes them as Intune Win32 apps — for HP, Dell, Lenovo, Microsoft Surface, Acer, ASUS, Fujitsu and Panasonic.
Drivers and firmware move constantly. Keeping Intune driver updates current usually means repeating the same download-extract-package-upload cycle for every model. The Driver Automation Tool runs that cycle for you, on a schedule, with version comparison so only genuinely newer packages are rebuilt.
Driver source
SCCM Driver Packs, or the very latest drivers.
From build 10.2.4 onwards, the Driver Automation Tool lets you choose how each driver pack is built. Keep the OEM's SCCM Driver Pack — the Configuration Manager release refreshed roughly monthly — or switch Dell, HP and Lenovo to Latest Drivers to pull the newest individual drivers straight from each vendor's live source. Other manufacturers continue to use their SCCM driver pack.
SCCM Driver Pack
The OEM's monthly Configuration Manager driver-pack release — the broadly validated baseline.
Latest Drivers
The newest Dell, HP and Lenovo drivers pulled straight from each vendor's live catalog, so packs aren't held back by the OEM's SCCM release cadence.
Update cadence
Re-evaluate Latest Drivers packs Daily, Weekly or Monthly on scheduled builds — a new pack is only rebuilt when the driver set actually changes.

How update automation works
BIOS version comparison
Scheduled runs
Republish to Intune
Hash verification
Per-model precision
Refreshing Intune Win32 driver packages



Frequently asked questions
The questions that come up most.
How do I keep Intune driver packs up to date?
Does it handle BIOS and firmware updates?
Can updates run unattended?
Will it rebuild packages that have not changed?
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See everything the Driver Automation Tool can do — driver packs, BIOS updates, ConfigMgr and Intune deployment — on the main site.
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