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Other drivers include drivers that are older than the best match or drivers marked as “manual” (previously referred to as “optional”) by the driver publisher. Note: A recommended driver is Microsoft's best match and is often the newest driver marked by the driver publisher as “automatic” (previously referred to as “required”).

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Specify the date to make the driver available to devices when they scan Windows Update.Select the Approve option under Actions in the flyout to Manage driver.Select the driver from the Driver name column.When you open the policy, you can see both Recommended drivers and Other drivers. Screenshot of Drivers to review by policy and approval method in Intune Step 3: Approve drivers This is a great indicator that new drivers have been discovered and are awaiting a decision whether to approve or decline deploying those drivers. In an automatic policy, Drivers to review will stay at 0 since recommended drivers are automatically approved.

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Then the Drivers to review column will include the count of new recommended driver updates ready to review for manual approval. Once you've created the policy, let devices scan for updates for about a day or so. For more information about deployment rings, see Create a deployment plan.Īfter configuring these settings, complete the policy creation wizard by assigning the devices to include in this policy. You can still monitor driver updates for quality in your unique environment and pause them in subsequent rings, just like feature and quality updates. This way, driver updates can automatically deploy to your rings without needing to be manually approved.

Approval method: Automatically approve all recommended driver updates.

To create a set of deployment rings, we recommend using the following combination of settings:

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Screenshot of Intune settings to create driver update profile, with a 3-day deferral and an automatic approval method selected With this option, no drivers are offered until manually approved.

Manually approve drivers and select the day to start offering the update when you approve them.

Automatically approve all recommended drivers and set how long after discovery to start offering them.

When you create a new driver policy, you have some choices: Let's explore how you can create and manage driver update policies and reports today! Create and manage driver update policies Step 1: Create a driver update profile and deployment rings

Windows Autopatch automatically creates driver policies that allow you to roll out drivers and firmware across your deployment rings (unless you opt out of the service), with more granular controls coming later this year.

Detailed reporting is built into Intune to help you monitor device status, alerts, and recommendations for remediation.

Optional drivers and firmware are also available to complement recommended updates.

More granular controls allow you to pause a deployment of a particular driver.

Trusted quality is brought to you by prior certification and validation by many device manufacturers.

Intelligent servicing helps identify which driver updates are available for devices in the policy.

These new capabilities are part of our Windows Enterprise offerings, providing you with multiple benefits: Instead, you can take advantage of driver update management policies and reports built on the Windows Update for Business deployment service.

First, you'll no longer have to do the manual work of downloading, repackaging, and deploying drivers using generic tools. This new functionality in Intune makes it easier to keep drivers on your Windows devices up to date in two main ways. We're excited to announce the general availability of Windows driver and firmware update management policies and reports in Microsoft Intune!