Hardware

If you have the Command|Configure installed you can just call that install to create the bios file.  I have created a script that will read the bios on Dell machines even if the CCTK is not installed.  I installed the command configure on my tech station and just grabbed the needed files from it and added them as dependencies to the script.

https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln311302/dell-command-configure?lang=en

Also there is a sub-directory "HAPI" under either directory and you must also copy those files to same directory as the main program files.  The contents of the zip will look like so:

run this kscript to create a text file on all machines

This creates a file in the kace directory that you can read read all or part of with cir's

to read the entire file:

Shellcommandtextreturn(cmd /c if exist C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\bios.txt type C:\ProgramData\quest\KACE\user\bios.txt)

to read one line from the file use the findstr command

CIR List Bios Boot Order

ShellCommandTextReturn(cmd /c @echo off && for %g in (c:\programdata\quest\kace\user\bios.txt) do (findstr /b /c:"bootorder" %g))

CIR get wake on lan status

ShellCommandTextReturn(cmd /c @echo off && for %g in (c:\programdata\quest\kace\user\bios.txt) do (findstr /b /c:"wakeonlan" %g))

CIR get embnic status

ShellCommandTextReturn(cmd /c @echo off && for %g in (c:\programdata\quest\kace\user\bios.txt) do (findstr /b /c:"embnic" %g))

CIR get deep sleep ctrl

ShellCommandTextReturn(cmd /c @echo off && for %g in (c:\programdata\quest\kace\user\bios.txt) do (findstr /b /c:"deepsleepctrl" %g))