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HP ThinUpdate (add-on only), In the Control Panel, click

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C HP ThinUpdate (add-on only) HP ThinUpdate is an image update and recovery tool that quickly and easily downloads an image to a USB flash drive for deployment. The tool can either be installed on the thin client itself or on a standard desktop or notebook computer. To use HP ThinUpdate: 1. In the Control Panel, click HP ThinUpdate. 2. Select the platform, operating system, and image version. NOTE: You can view the release notes for the selected image by clicking Release Notes. 3. Insert a USB flash drive that is larger than the size specified in the Summary pane. The required size varies depending on the image. 4. Click Create USB and accept any End User License Agreement that is displayed. The USB flash drive is then formatted, and then the image is downloaded to it. NOTE: You cannot cancel the process while the USB flash drive is being formatted, but you can cancel at any other time during the process by clicking Abort. NOTE: Windows will detect the formatted USB flash drive as a 1 GB drive that uses the FAT32 file system. This is because the USB flash drive is formatted with two partitions. The FAT32 partition contains the boot instructions. A second partition, which uses the NTFS file system, contains the actual image but will not be detected by Windows when you are viewing the drive contents. 5. When the process is complete, do one of the following: ● If you are running HP ThinUpdate on a thin client, you will be prompted to install the image on that thin client. Click either Yes or No. ● If you are running HP ThinUpdate on a standard desktop or notebook computer, remove the USB flash drive, insert it into the thin client you want to re-image, and then restart the thin client. 31

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HP ThinUpdate (add-on only)
HP ThinUpdate is an image update and recovery tool that quickly and easily downloads an image to a USB
flash
drive for deployment. The tool can either be installed on the thin client itself or on a standard desktop or
notebook computer.
To use HP ThinUpdate:
1.
In the Control Panel, click
HP ThinUpdate
.
2.
Select the platform, operating system, and image version.
NOTE:
You can view the release notes for the selected image by clicking
Release Notes
.
3.
Insert a USB
flash
drive that is larger than the size
specified
in the Summary pane. The required size
varies depending on the image.
4.
Click
Create USB
and accept any End User License Agreement that is displayed. The USB
flash
drive is
then formatted, and then the image is downloaded to it.
NOTE:
You cannot cancel the process while the USB
flash
drive is being formatted, but you can cancel
at any other time during the process by clicking
Abort
.
NOTE:
Windows will detect the formatted USB
flash
drive as a 1 GB drive that uses the FAT32
file
system. This is because the USB
flash
drive is formatted with two partitions. The FAT32 partition
contains the boot instructions. A second partition, which uses the NTFS
file
system, contains the actual
image but will not be detected by Windows when you are viewing the drive contents.
5.
When the process is complete, do one of the following:
If you are running HP ThinUpdate on a thin client, you will be prompted to install the image on that
thin client. Click either
Yes
or
No
.
If you are running HP ThinUpdate on a standard desktop or notebook computer, remove the USB
flash
drive, insert it into the thin client you want to re-image, and then restart the thin client.
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