Deploying Lenovo Device Manager Agent in Intune
Creating an Intune application
to deploy the Lenovo Device Manager agent in Intune.
- Download
the LDM Agent and set the expiry date of the agent.
- In
the LDM console, navigate to Device
Management > Devices.
- Click
on the Plus (+) button:

- Select
the Device type: -
- After
selecting the OS type, configure the following options:
- Change
the Installer Expiration from 7 Days to 365 Days.
- Change the Maximum Usage from 5K Devices
to 10K Devices.
- Once
the options are configured, click Download Installer and copy it to a
temporary location; in this example, the folder used is “C:\Temp\LDM”.
- Create
an intunewin package to import into Intune as a "Windows app (Win32)"
application:
- Navigate to and download the
“IntuneWinAppUtil.exe” from https://github.com/Microsoft/Microsoft-Win32-Content-Prep-Tool
- Copy
the following files to a temp folder; in this example, the folder used is
“C:\Temp\LDM”
- IntuneWinAppUtil.exe
- UDCsetup.exe
(This can be downloaded from the Lenovo Device Manager portal)
- Open CMD as an Admin and navigate to
“C:\Temp\LDM”; then run the following command to create the intunewin
package:
IntuneWinAppUtil.exe -c
"C:\Temp\LDM" -s "UDCsetup.exe" -o "C:\Temp\LDM"
-q
- Add
the package into Intune:
- In Microsoft Endpoint Manager Admin Center (https://endpoint.microsoft.com/)
- Navigate
to Apps > All apps, click on Add.
- From
the App type dropdown, select Windows
app (Win32), then click Select.
- At
the App informationstage, import
the UDCsetup.intunewin package created.
Name: Lenovo Device Manager
Description: Lenovo Device Manager (LDM) is a cloud-based, endpoint
management solution that can centrally manage and secure any Lenovo Windows,
Android, or Linux device.
Publisher: Lenovo
App Version: 24.4.0.27 (Or later revision of the UDCSetup.exe)
Category: Computer management
- At
the Program stage, set the following
commands for the Install command and Uninstall commands.
Install command: UDCSetup.exe /VERYSILENT
Uninstall Command: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\Lenovo\udc\Data\InfBackup\UDCInfInstaller.exe
-uninstall
- At the Requirements
stage, set the below options.
- At
the Detection rules stage, select
“Manually configure detection rules”, then click on Add selecting Rule type to Registry: -

For Arm Architecture: -
Key path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\LENOVO\UDC
For x86 Architecture: -
Key path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Lenovo\UDC
Value Name: registration-account
Detection method: String comparison
Operator: Equals
Value: (Your LDM Organization ID)
To retrieve your LDM
Organization ID - In the LDM portal, click the down arrow next to
your account icon in the top-right corner, and select Organization Account.
- Your unique ID will be listed under Profile tab > Organization ID label
- Complete
the remaining steps of the wizard.
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