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11-05-2011 01:57 AM - edited 11-05-2011 01:57 AM
@bodzon wrote:Thank you itmahesh, uninstalling Security Manager did the work, although I am not very happy that I need uninstall Security Manager every time I want to do some changes in BIOS, since I like fingerprint reader feature.
Enrico, on the screenshots I have pasted, it is showed that I use the lastes version of the BIOS F.08.
I look forward HP team to fix this bug. It looks like, even though I am logging as admin into BIOS, it sees me as guest.
I have asked the HP Team to look at the issue since it is not actually solved.
regards,
erico
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08-28-2012 01:11 PM
Solution:
(I am using the most recent BIOS F.27)
Yay! It looks like I figured it out. So if you have not set up any BIOS admin accounts on your laptop do this:
On boot, hit F10 to enter BIOS setup
It will ask you if you would like to log on as guest - say yes
Set a password for the BIOS Admin - If you are using HP ProtectTools, the accounts in BIOS are standard users and not BIOS admins, so a LOT of the options are greyed out
Go to the option that was unavailable before under Device Configuration - Virtualization and check the box
Save changes
Exit
There is no need to uninstall HP ProtectTools 🙂
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