Bios Dell Optiplex 7070 MFF

[adrianthony]

Greetings!

I'm sharing a BIOS that I couldn't find on the forum. I hope it helps!
IPCFL-BS 65W

[lorby]

Hi everyone,

I got donated a written off Dell optiplex 7070 mini and I wanted to try setting it up in my home lab with my own personal intune and autopilot (I'm studying for AZ104 and other certs). They are still registered to another organisation though and I cannot get their IT dept to respond to me to have them removed.

Whenever I try and import the device into my own autopilot I get the usual 808- device assigned to other tenant ID.

So far I have tried to change:
CPU
Serial
Hard disk
WiFi card
smbios_uuid
Ethernet MAC address
Windows license key
Made sure autopilot marker was removed from bios
Even tried a clean BIOS file w/ a made up serial

When looking at the Hardware hash I can see the following items never change:
TPM EkPub
OfflineDeviceIdType
OfflineDeviceId
SppHwid


These all seem to be part of the TPM and nothing to do with the BIOS though. CPU change did not affect their IDs. These boxes don't appear to have a discrete chip for TPM so I thought it was included in the CPU but they never changed.

I just wanted to try out autopilot with some physical hardware instead of VMs, but it looks like I'm SOL?

Thanks for any advice

[peste]

post merged..next time look for a thread with the name and model, motherboard model of the laptop, and post there, if you can't find it, then make a new thread..

[lorby]

Hi everyone,

I got donated a written off Dell optiplex 7070 mini and I wanted to try setting it up in my home lab with my own personal intune and autopilot (I'm studying for AZ104 and other certs). They are still registered to another organisation though and I cannot get their IT dept to respond to me to have them removed.

Whenever I try and import the device into my own autopilot I get the usual 808- device assigned to other tenant ID.

So far I have tried to change:
CPU
Serial
Hard disk
WiFi card
smbios_uuid
Ethernet MAC address
Windows license key
Made sure autopilot marker was removed from bios
Even tried a clean BIOS file w/ a made up serial

When looking at the Hardware hash I can see the following items never change:
TPM EkPub
OfflineDeviceIdType
OfflineDeviceId
SppHwid


These all seem to be part of the TPM and nothing to do with the BIOS though. CPU change did not affect their IDs. These boxes don't appear to have a discrete chip for TPM so I thought it was included in the CPU but they never changed.

I just wanted to try out autopilot with some physical hardware instead of VMs, but it looks like I'm SOL?

Thanks for any advice

This got moved in here, but isn't really a 7070 specific problem, just happens to be the device I'm facing the issue on. I'm hoping for a way to change the last few IDs on the machine that I think come from the TPM, but so far, BIOS and CPU change have no effect.