It’s possible (and painful) to install updates via the System Management Homepage but this requires lots of restarts and lots of waiting around. This means that the The Proliant support packs will not necessarily contain the latest versions, just a baseline tested combination and that the software\firmware in use could still be vulnerable or lack the updated functionality in later versions. These bundles of software are tested together to ensure proper installation and functionality. ProLiant Support Packs (PSP) represent operating system (OS) specific bundles of ProLiant optimized drivers, utilities, and management agents. I don't remember for sure but there may have something that started at boot that checked for HP updates.This will hopefully be of help with for people using HP Proliant Servers who want quickly to patch their Firmware and Software to the very latest versions I should have been suspicious in how they promoted HP Smart and relegated the traditionally way as only for professionals.įor a while after I uninstalled and deleted HP Smart I kept getting reminders to download it.
Half way through I deleted the program and went back to doing it the old way. I became frustrated in how dumb down the process had become. Some time last year in a moment of weakness I downloaded and installed HP Smart. I had been content to just do it the old fashion way of manually installing the drivers for my printer.
I had been reluctant to download and install HP Smart ever since it came out.
And ( surprise!) the last time I checked Services the Disabled HP Service had disappeared.I am glad you got this sorted out. I found the HP service in Services and disabled it again a few days ago, and the HP Smart annoyance hasn't come back since.
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