Disable vPro Bug Fix In version 2.0E, there was an issue when users tried to disable vPro on specific systems. This issue has been corrected in version 2.10. Please note that in some systems, disabling vPro on a system that has vPro available, may require a second reboot.Ĥ. Updated Format USB Command to Allow Selection from Multiple Drives The “formatusbdisk.cmd” used during the creation of the USB Keys was limited to only showing 3 of the available disk drives. The tool has been revised to show up to 7 available disk drives.ĥ. USB Key Naming In version 2.10, the WINPE 32 and the WINPE 64 keys are now named as such.Ħ. Desktop Commit Capability Typically, replacement desktop system boards should arrive on site in what is termed as “Panic Mode”. This means the system board has been “Committed” and set to lock automatically as soon as the DMI Information has been entered.

However, there may be circumstances where the system board has been received “Uncommitted” and the board is not in “Panic Mode” In 2.10, the system profiles for desktops have been added to the Commit ME tool so that the system board can be “Committed” and locked.Ĭreating the Tools To complete DMI Programming and Commit ME (if required) on a new system board on a HP Notebook, you MUST have the following USB Keys / utilities.

ĭOS USB Key: NBDMIFIT / UEFI Tools (Including Commit ME).

Please see the DMI Tools Creation Quick Start Guide for complete instructions to create the tools Different systems require different tools based upon the year the product was developed and the type of BIOS it uses.

Commercial Notebooks built prior to 2012.Tip: The WinPE-32 and WinPE-64 bit tools can be used interchangeably on most systems. The individual products that are specified, however, require the use of the corresponding tool.Press 3- For HP Spectre, eliteX2, Folio G1, Omen.

Press 4- For Any other Computer models (Desktop, Hp monitor).

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