Intel® AMT Scan Tool identifies the Intel vPro PCs in your environment
Created on: Oct 2, 2008 8:31 AM by Will Ditto - Last Modified: May 20, 2009 6:16 PM by Will Ditto
iAMT Scan is a small, silent utility which leverages the MEInfo utility, and captures the data back into the Windows Registry for Inventory collection. It helps identify the provisioning state, firmware/driver levels, and more. To download the User Guide, visit http://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-2060.
Will Ditto
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in response to Josh Hilliker:
No Problem, I hope it serves to help the community. The overview and links to the Use Guide can be found here:
Terry Cutler
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Documentation on using this in an Altiris environment is available at http://juice.altiris.com/node/6382
Will Ditto
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in response to Ken Lloyd:
Yes. All values are stored in the HKLM\System registry, which are not redirected in 64 Bit XP or Vista... I actually created it on a 64 bit Vista machine.
Will Ditto
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in response to Will Ditto:
As a side note.... if using UAC in Vista, you will need to run it under Administrator context for it to function properly. The Use Guide is located here: http://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-2060
Ken Lloyd
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I tried to run locally on my work laptop, but had to install the AMT drivers from the oem website before it would provide any data on AMT status.
Will Ditto
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in response to Ken Lloyd:
indeed, that is outlined in the Use Guide. For the process to return any information of value from the ME, the HECI driver must be loaded.
vzvezda
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What is the license for this tool? It it allowed to redistribute it with our inventory software?
Will. thank you for posting, where in the registry do you pipe the info to?
(udpdate). I see the word document now and I ran the test - success. Thanks Will