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HP Pavilion - 15-cs0082cl
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have an HP Pavilion - 15-cs0082cl and I am trying to access the advanced options of BIOS in order to disable Rapid Storage Technology (RST)  for the installation of Ubuntu Linux. So far I've gone through all the BIOS options and have not found any option to disable RST, please let me know what I can do to disable this.

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@Phantanimo wrote:

I'll look into other avenues, thank you for all of your help.


You're welcome.

The solution was "there is no solution..."

 

Good luck and have fun.

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Hello @Phantanimo 

 

(1) Disable <Secure boot>

(2) Enable <Legacy boot> if available

(3) That's it

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I did that and I am still not seeing an option to turn off RST

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Please send pictures of all bios settings

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System InformationSystem InformationSecuritySecurityIMG_2693.jpgBoot Options: Enabling Legacy Support just makes it to where I can not see RST but it is still on.Boot Options: Enabling Legacy Support just makes it to where I can not see RST but it is still on.UEFI: This is where I see RSTUEFI: This is where I see RSTBoth of these options only provide disk information and not any way to disable.Both of these options only provide disk information and not any way to disable.

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Hello @Phantanimo 

 

- Set BIOS > Security > TMP State <Disabled> (see screenshot)

- Save BIOS settings

- Reboot and start linux installation

 

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Please report your results

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Hello @Ub6424

 

That did not work, I even tried clearing TPM but that made no difference either.

 

 

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Hello @Phantanimo 

 

Load BIOS setup defaults, then change settings as I wrote before, save and exit.

Start installation again...

 

What error message appears during installation ? I need exact details. Procedure, pictures ...

 

Please report your results

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That did not work and this is the warning that I have been getting.

The installation  runs as normal until it gets to this point. I have already looked at the link and that did not work for me.The installation runs as normal until it gets to this point. I have already looked at the link and that did not work for me.

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Hello @Phantanimo 

 

try ...

 

(1) System Configuration > Legacy Support <Enabled>

(2) Security > Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX) < What Options do you have ? >

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