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03-26-2015 03:31 PM
Can we configure the Time and Date in the BIOS on a Z440 with ver M60?
If so, where is the option? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
I'm assuming I cannot find it because it's preconfigured, but I don't even know how to check current configuration.
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03-27-2015 01:04 PM
EskoBomb, the Z840/Z640/Z440 BIOS has many changes from previous HP Workstations. The BIOS F10 user interface is different. I deleted my previous reply, since it applied to previous HP Workstations. (Sorry, I misread your original post).
The Z840/Z640/Z440 BIOS does NOT have settings to change the Time and Date. This generation of workstations does not have this option. The time and date can be set after bootinging, then changing them in the operating system.
These BIOS settings are not needed anymore.
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03-27-2015 11:31 AM
** Edit **
My post applied to previous HP Workstations, not the Z840/Z640/Z440, so I deleted the info.
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03-27-2015 11:47 AM
Thanks for replying Dan!
So I have seen this setting in EliteBook and Folio Model Laptops with a similar GUI.
I just can't seem to locate it Under Main (File in some models) or under the advanced tab.
This is my first time I've seen the Z440 workstation but didn't expect it to be too much different.
Below are the Options on the Main and Advanced tabs.
Main Options:
System Information
System Diagnostics
Update System BIOS
System IDs
Replicated Setup
Language Options
Save Custom Defaults
Apply Custom Defaults and Exit
Apply Factory Defaults and Exit
Ignore Changes and Exit
Save Changes and Exit
Advanced Options:
Boot Options
Device Configurations
Secure Boot Configuration
Option ROM Launch Policy
USB Device Control
Power Options
Performance Options
Slot Settings
Legacy Configurations
Internet Configuration
Update BIOS via Network
Manageability Application Configuration
BIOS Power-On
Additional Tabs include Security and UEFI Drivers.
03-27-2015 01:04 PM
EskoBomb, the Z840/Z640/Z440 BIOS has many changes from previous HP Workstations. The BIOS F10 user interface is different. I deleted my previous reply, since it applied to previous HP Workstations. (Sorry, I misread your original post).
The Z840/Z640/Z440 BIOS does NOT have settings to change the Time and Date. This generation of workstations does not have this option. The time and date can be set after bootinging, then changing them in the operating system.
These BIOS settings are not needed anymore.
My opinions are my own, and do not express those of HP.
Please click "Accept as Solution" if you problem was solved. This helps other forum readers.
09-15-2015 04:37 PM
Imaging an HP Z440 with SCCM, and it will not image because the clock is off on the Z440.
There is no operating system installed so there's no way to update the time there.
So it looks like we'll have to manually install an operating system just so we can update the time! What poor foresight by HP, to remove the ability to correct the time from the BIOS.
09-28-2015 04:55 PM
HP Z440 BIOS 1.62 adds ability to set the system date and time in F10. Get the BIOS here:
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