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‎12-27-2018 05:54 AM

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Product: Elitebook 840
Operating System: Other

Hi,

 

I have HP Elitebook 840. In recent BIOS updates I have enabled a feature where HDD MBR and Backup MBR have been bind together in Windows 10 OS. Also I have my fingerprints integrated with BIOS to access the installed OS. However I never needed to access BIOS after integrating my fingerprints but in recent days I have been facing many issues related to TPM (can be solved once admisitration access gained). Now I can't access my BIOS in administrator mode and not able to access other options rather any option. Please advise how to fix. I wanted to use Ubuntu but my Backup MBR is conflicting with HDD MBR. Thanks and cheers!

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