9 Steps for Setting Date and Time in HP Setup. 9 Using NBDMIFIT to Identify Correct Tool / Set Date and Time.

15 DOS USB Key (Steps to Lock the System Board). 15 Using WINPE (Steps to Lock the System Board). 16 Programming DMI on Tablets and Select Notebooks. 17 Steps to Use the dedicated UEFI Tools. 18 Using Windows PE for the HP ElitePad 900, HP Pro Tablet 10 EE G1. #Hp dmi tool efi proġ8 Using Windows PE for the HP ElitePad 1000 or HP Pro Tablet 608 G1. 18 Programming the Feature Byte and Build ID strings (HP mt41 only). 19 Solution to unlock MPM if UUID is all F. 20 “Not Fully Configured” Message / Set SureStart Mode. What is New with Version 2.10 (from 2.0F) There are several new features and process changes that take place with the release of the DMI Programming Tools Version 2.10. Please review the list below as well as the USB Key Tool Creation, DMI Programing and Intel Branding Quick Start Guides for more information.ġ.

3C 16 Consumer Notebooks will begin using WNDMIFIT Tool to Program DMI In version 2.10, consumer notebooks will begin using the WINDMIFIT Tool to program DMI. This is a change from 2C 16 Consumer Notebooks, which use the NBDMIFIT to program DMI. As with 2C 16 Consumer Notebooks, 3C 16 Consumer Notebooks will need to be unlocked prior to programing DMI and then locked after the DMI programing is completed.Ģ. UEFI MPM Lock Capability For 2015 / 2016 Business Notebooks, users can now lock MPM from the DOS USB Key utilizing a new UEFI MPM Lock tool. Once the user has completed Committing ME on the system board, the system will reboot back to UEFI and ask the user if they would like to lock MPM. No need to switch back to the WINPE USB Key to lock MPM.ģ. Disable vPro Bug Fix In version 2.0E, there was an issue when users tried to disable vPro on specific systems. This issue has been corrected in version 2.10. Please note that in some systems, disabling vPro on a system that has vPro available, may require a second reboot.Ĥ. Updated Format USB Command to Allow Selection from Multiple Drives The “formatusbdisk.cmd” used during the creation of the USB Keys was limited to only showing 3 of the available disk drives. The tool has been revised to show up to 7 available disk drives.ĥ. USB Key Naming In version 2.10, the WINPE 32 and the WINPE 64 keys are now named as such.Ħ. Desktop Commit Capability Typically, replacement desktop system boards should arrive on site in what is termed as “Panic Mode”.