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05-20-2014 01:27 AM - edited 05-20-2014 01:36 AM
Hi,
I'm using an EliteBook 8460p. Now when I try to enter BIOS settings, the computer asks for entering Windows account password or enroll fingerprint. Whatever I do, when password is accepted and finger print recognized, it brought me to "read-only" BIOS settings, only some settings are changable. (please refer screenshots)
I looked into every menu in BIOS to enable settings changing, but no glue.
Maybe in the past I used some kind of HP security software to lock BIOS settings.
Please kindly help! I need to change the boot order, as I recently attached a caddy hard disk, it also boot into the caddy, not the primary SSD.
Many thanks!
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05-28-2014 01:37 AM
I understand the reason now:
When I press F10 to enter BIOS settings, the system asks me if I want to enter BIOS as Guest User, I was always move the blue highlight to the button NO to log in, and after that it always asks me to enter the password / enroll fingerprints for nothing.
This time I chose YES (or the color hightlight is reversed), and I can access the full settings in BIOS.
That's really weird.
05-28-2014 01:37 AM
I understand the reason now:
When I press F10 to enter BIOS settings, the system asks me if I want to enter BIOS as Guest User, I was always move the blue highlight to the button NO to log in, and after that it always asks me to enter the password / enroll fingerprints for nothing.
This time I chose YES (or the color hightlight is reversed), and I can access the full settings in BIOS.
That's really weird.
