Lenovo Device Management Release Notes v.26.3

Lenovo Device Management Release Notes v.26.3

Components

Release Version

Availability Date

Lenovo Device Manager

26.3

NA: April 1, 2026

EU: April 6, 2026

User Device Services (UDS) Cloud Portal/Frontend

26.3

March 31, 2026

Universal Device Client (UDC) Agent

UDC Windows 26.1.0.29

UDC Windows ARM 26.1.0.29

UDC Linux 26.1.0.13

UDC Linux ARM 26.1.0.13

UDC Android 25.9.0.7

March 31, 2026

Intel vPro EMA

1.13.1

2024

Regional Availability

US / NA | LAS | EMEA

New Features
  1. Added the ability to change BIOS settings in bulk.
  2. Enhanced the Chromebook Management page with filtered export functionality, enabling more precise data extraction.
  3. Added a new Device Family filter to the Devices page to support more detailed device categorization.
Enhancements
  1. Improved Intune synchronization to include device groups and their associated devices.
  2. Reorganized related data into more intuitive locations to streamline navigation and enhance usability.
  3. Added contextual dashboard messaging when no data is available for display.
  4. Enhanced LITA capabilities to support querying and visualizing software inventory and audit log data.

  1. Resolved an issue preventing vPro agent installation on certain devices.
  2. Addressed multiple issues in the System Update workflow to improve reliability and transparency.


Component 

Description 

User Impact 

Workaround 

Target Fix 

App Management 

When deployment fails due to incorrect install or uninstall parameter settings, the status remains “Deploying” indefinitely. 

M 

Reach out to Lenovo Device Orchestration Support 

Future 

App Management 

When deployment is aborted immediately after it starts, the status remains “Uninstalling” indefinitely. 

M 

Reach out to Lenovo Device Orchestration Support 

Future 

App Management 

Unable to upload large apps (over 1.84 GB) when using an incognito browser. 

L 

 

Future 

Audit Log 

Audit Log cannot export more than 10,000 records 

L 

Export in batches of 10,000 records or less 

Future 

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