HPE USB Key Utility not work on Windows 10

[BarelScraper]

There is a very simple solution to all of this...

Extract the EXE, or mount the respective hp service pack ISO (google..................)

find all the tools in there, how very naughty

some examples of how you could ugprade stuff:

 is a CD-ROM Drive
Copying HP SUM files from "D:\hp\swpackages\" to "C:\Users\*redacted*\AppData\Local\Temp\localhpsum"
14 File(s) copied
2020 File(s) copied
26 File(s) copied
1 File(s) copied
1 File(s) copied
1 File(s) copied
1 File(s) copied
hpsum_service_x64.exe started successfully on port 63001, ssl port 63002 and ftp port disabled.
Launching default web browser to SUM login URL:
http://localhost:63001/index.html?session_id=s352318533377&lang=en
Recommended minimum browsers: Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 18, Chrome 24
SUM engine is now running. Use the web browser to interact with SUM. This process will exit once SUM engine is shutdown from the user interface.

Oh what a shame it would be if someone accidetely posted the script that is literally included in the bloody iso..

set SOURCE=%1

IF [%3]==[] (
set DEST=%2
) ELSE (
set DEST=%2\%3
IF NOT EXIST "%DEST%" MD "%DEST%\"
)

xcopy "%SOURCE%\*.*" "%DEST%\" /e /k
move "%DEST%\system\initrd.img"    "%DEST%\"
move "%DEST%\system\vmlinuz"       "%DEST%\"
move "%DEST%\system\chain.c32"     "%DEST%\"
move "%DEST%\usb\hpusbkey\vesamenu.c32"  "%DEST%\"
move "%DEST%\system\sample.msg"    "%DEST%\"
move "%DEST%\usb\syslinux.cfg"     "%DEST%\"
move "%DEST%\usb\usbmenu.cfg"      "%DEST%\"
attrib -r "%DEST%\efi\boot\grub.cfg"
copy /Y "%DEST%\efi\boot\grub_usb.cfg"   "%DEST%\efi\boot\grub.cfg"

IF EXIST "%SOURCE%\usb\syslinux.exe" "%SOURCE%\usb\syslinux.exe" -fma %2

work it out from there lad