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I have upgraded HP Device Manager to version 4.2.3610.9112 and find that i need to deploy an Agent Update to my t5540s in order for me to be able to deploy images to the correctly. However, the update agent task fails with error -1503 No More Disk Space. This can be resolved by increasing the storage memory in Control Panel/System but I have around 200 of these devices so i need to be able to do this from Device Manager.<br />
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Does anyone know of a way to change this setting from Device Manager<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Allan
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I have upgraded HP Device Manager to version 4.2.3610.9112 and find that i need to deploy an Agent Update to my t5540s in order for me to be able to deploy images to the correctly. However, the update agent task fails with error -1503 No More Disk Space. This can be resolved by increasing the storage memory in Control Panel/System but I have around 200 of these devices so i need to be able to do this from Device Manager.

Does anyone know of a way to change this setting from Device Manager

Thanks

Allan

t5540 Storage Memory

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