Power menu, Overview for HP Business Desktops

Power menu

The power menu provides access to OS and hardware power management configuration and system thermal controls.

The advanced menu provides access to:

•Power-on options

•Integrated device configuration

•Port options

•Update via Network options

•AMT options (on select models)

Table 2 provides a detailed list of F10 Setup options for HP business desktops.

Note

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Table 2. Key features for F10 Setup on select 2013 HP Business Desktop PCs

Feature	Function	Default setting,	Reboot
		if applicable	required

	FILE MENU

System Information	Provides key system information, such as chassis serial number,		Yes
	product name, CPU type, and memory configuration

Set Time and Date	Configures system time (hh:mm) and date (mm:dd:yyyy)		No

Flash System ROM	Updates system firmware from a FAT 32 partition on a USB disk-on-		Yes
	key or hard drive

Replicated Setup	Saves setup to or restores setup from a USB storage device		Yes

Default Setup	Saves current settings as default or restores factory settings as default		Yes

Apply Defaults and Exit

Ignore Changes and Exit

Save Changes and Exit

Exits F10 Setup and restores settings to user defaults, if created (see	Yes
Default Setup above )

Exits F10 Setup without saving any changes made during current	Yes
session

Exits F10 Setup and saves all changes made during current session	Yes

STORAGE MENU

Device Configuration		Displays storage device information and enables the configuration of	Automatic	Yes
		SATA translation mode

Storage Options				Yes

SATA Emulation		Sets SATA emulation mode		Yes

Removable Media Boot		Boots from removable media	Enabled	Yes

Boot Order				Yes

	UEFI Boot Sources	Specifies UEFI boot order	USB Floppy/CD,	Yes
			USB Hard Drive,
			ATAPI CD/DVD
			Drive

	Legacy Boot Sources	Specifies the legacy boot order	ATAPI CD/DVD	Yes
			Drive,

USB Floppy/CD,

Hard Drive

USB Hard Drive,

SATA0

Network

Controller