


So to do this manually, all you need to do is: It will stop services, upgrade files, clean up old files, and keep enrollment intact throughout the process (very important!). This exe will look for an AirwatchAgent.msi file located in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Airwatch\AgentUI\Update folder and then take care of upgrading itself to that version. If you look in C:\Program Files (x86)\Airwatch\AgentUI, you will see an executable called AW. (It may also be located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Airwatch\AgentUI\Resources).
It’s important to know actually how the Hub upgrade process works before we get into the real methods of deploying this at scale. Note that is on a per-OG basis so you can have some OGs with this turned on. Be sure to check the Intelligent Hub Automatic Updates checkbox. I know you’re here to learn how to control the upgrade, but in case you change your mind the configuration for this is under All Settings > Devices & Users > Windows Desktop > Intelligent Hub Application. This is the easiest and most widely used way of upgrading the Hub.
