Table 5. Security menu items (continued)
Menu item
Security Chip
Submenu item
Power-On Password
Hard Disk1 Password
Hard Disk2 Password
Security Chip
Security Reporting
Options
Clear Security Chip
Intel(R) TXT Feature
Physical Presence for
Provisioning
Selection
Comments
• Disabled
Refer to "Power-on password" on
page 67.
• Enabled
• Disabled
Refer to "Hard disk passwords" on
page 69.
• Enabled
• Disabled
Refer to "Hard disk passwords" on
page 69.
• Enabled
Note: This item is available when
your computer is equipped with an
M.2 solid-state drive.
• Active
If you select Active, the security
chip will be functional. If you select
• Inactive
Inactive, the Security Chip option
• Disabled
will be visible, but the security chip
will not be functional. If you select
Disabled, the Security Chip option
will be hidden and the security chip
will not be functional.
Enable or disable the following
security reporting options:
• BIOS ROM Strings Reporting:
• SMBIOS Reporting: SMBIOS
Note: This item is available when
Security Chip is set as Active.
Enter
This option is used to clear
encryption keys. It will
not be possible to access
already-encrypted data after
these keys are cleared.
Note: This item is available when
Security Chip is set as Active.
• Disabled
Enable or disable the Intel Trusted
Execution Technology (TXT) feature.
• Enabled
Intel TXT is a hardware-based
security technology that establishes
a root of trust to protect information
from software-based attacks.
Note: The Intel (R) TXT Feature
item is only available on models that
support the Intel vPro™ technology.
• Disabled
This option enables or disables
confirmation of a user physical
• Enabled
presence when provisioning the
security chip.
If you select Enabled, a user
confirmation screen will be
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