Is My Prodesk 600 G4 Mini vPro enabled?

[Saruk]

I'm trying to find a way to tell if our PC's are vPro enabled or not....

Chuck

[SDH]

Here is a recent HP QuickSpecs for that computer:

http://www8.hp.com/h20195/V2/GetPDF.aspx/c06043924

Take a look starting at page 11 for your particular box and processor.  Use the free CPUz utility to figure out the processor installed if you don't have that handy.  The VPro status is listed in the QuickSpecs, and also can be found from the Intel "Ark" site via google once you know the processor installed.... for example:

[Saruk]

Thanks, that did help. Our problem is when branding a new system board, do we choose vpro enable or not enabled. I was trying to see if what we purchased has it enabled by default. Normally that is what we choose. I have a request in for the Serial Number Repository.

[SDH]

I get it.... to "tattoo"/ to "brand" a virgin motherboard is a whole different issue generally done by HP service guys.  I've done that with the Z620 level of workstations but not for the newer ones.  It is a black art. 

I'd guess that if you had a processor that supported vPro in place you'd tattoo that in and if not you'd leave it out.  Once a motherboard is dead it can't be probed to see what was set initially, of course.

[SDH]

I get it.... to "tattoo"/ to "brand" a virgin motherboard is a whole different issue generally done by HP service guys.  I've done that with the Z620 level of workstations but not for the newer ones.  It is a black art. 

I'd guess that if you had a processor that supported vPro in place you'd tattoo that in and if not you'd leave it out.  Once a motherboard is dead it can't be probed to see what was set initially, of course.  Could you harvest that off of another box with the same processor in place?