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Recently Released Critical Drivers - Read Only.Recently Released Service Tips - Read Only.I did see in the BIOS the "ME Firmware Version" is listed as 10. The other laptop is a 20DFCTO1WW so we'll see how it goes. I have another computer to rebuild and see if I can recreate the issue and solve it with these steps. My system is a 20EV002FUS and I was getting the same error listed in the original post. The script rebooted the computer on it's own, I checked the Frimware version in Device Manager, and compared to the previous version. I ran the MEUpdate.cmd command script and just let it do it's thing.FwDetect.exe was what I used to poke around the various settings, but this step was almost completely irrelevant to what we are trying to do here. There are a couple of tools in the folder I was able to use to pull the current info.The software name was "Intel Management Engine 11.8 Firmware" listed at the top of the text file contents.
There was a text file in the folder named r00mu09w.txt Opening the file gave me strong evidence I was in the right spot.Mine was in C:\ProgramData\Lenovo\SystemUpdate\SessionSE\Repository\r00mu09w Yours might be different, but use the folder creation date to help. Open PowerShell as an admin (I suppose the command prompt as admin might work as well, but that's not what I did).Also make sure your computer is plugged in and fully charged (just in case, this is firmware after all).Just so you have an idea where you are starting to verify at the end. I recommend first checking your firmware version in Device Manager -> System Devices -> Intel Management Engine Interface -> Firmware Tab.
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I was able to resolve this by using the Lenovo System update to download the IME installer in deferred mode.
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