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HP Recommended
ProBook 640 G1
Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Hardware HP ProBook 640 G1, current BIOS

 

When I try to activate BIOS manualy, I am getting the message Access Denied.

 

I could fix the problem, booting the computer, entering BIOS and select „TPM Reset to Factory Defaults“

 

My really problem, is that I want to do this auotmated by using BCU inside my Tasksequence of SCCM.

 

If i use BCU to reset the TPM chip i am getting this enty in my log.

2017/11/23 08:59:53.793393 | 5244|Error  |biosconfig::FileSettings::ApplySettings| Setting 'TPM Reset to Factory Defaults' changeStatus='fail' returnCode=6 oldValue='No' newValue='Yes'

 

BCU is configured to set a password and all other settings in my file are working.

 

TPM Reset to Factory Defaults

                No

                *Yes

I tested both opertunities

 

Here are my complete settings of the config file.

 

 

BIOSConfig 1.0

;

Fast Boot

                *Disable

                Enable

Legacy Boot Order

                Notebook Hard Drive   

                Notebook Upgrade Bay

                USB Floppy

                USB CD-ROM

                USB Hard Drive

                Notebook Ethernet

                Dock Upgrade Bay

                eSATA Drive

TPM Reset to Factory Defaults

                No

                *Yes

Reset of TPM from OS

                Disable

                *Enable

OS Management of TPM

                Disable

                *Enable

Activate TPM On Next Boot

                Disable

                *Enable

TPM Activation Policy

                F1 to Boot

                Allow user to reject

                *No prompts

Wireless Button State

                Disable

                *Enable

LAN/WLAN Switching

                Disable

                *Enable

Virtualization Technology (VTx)

                Disable

                *Enable

                Reset to default

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