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      <title>Deploy Dell BIOS Settings and Per-Device Passwords with Intune</title>
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      <description>Dell provides a version of Command Configure specifically for Microsoft Intune. The important addition is support for a unique BIOS password per device, managed through Intune instead of shared across the fleet.&#xA;This walkthrough covers the full setup I used: create the Dell CCTK configuration, package and install Dell Command | Endpoint Configure as a Win32 app, deploy the Intune BIOS policy, and retrieve a device password through Microsoft Graph.</description>
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