USB Controller

Enables or disables the internal USB

(On default)

controller.

Off — The USB controller is

 

 

disabled.

 

On — The USB controller is

 

enabled.

 

No Boot — The USB controller is

 

enabled; however, the BIOS will

 

not recognize USB storage devices.

 

NOTE: Operating systems with USB

 

support will recognize USB storage

 

devices regardless of the No Boot

 

setting.

1394 Controller

Enables or disables the integrated IEEE

(On default)

1394 controller.

Off — The 1394 controller is

 

 

disabled.

 

On — The 1394 controller is

 

enabled.

Serial Port #1

Disables or selects the address for the

(Auto default)

integrated serial port and determines how

the serial port operates.

 

Off — The serial port is disabled.

 

Auto — The BIOS selects between

 

COM1 and COM3; if both resources

 

are in use the port is disabled.

 

COM1 — The port is configured at

 

3F8h with IRQ 4.

 

COM3 — The port is configured at

 

3E8h with IRQ 4.

PS/2 Mouse Port

Enables or disables the onboard PS/2-

(On default)

compatible mouse controller.

Off — The PS/2 legacy mouse port

 

 

is disabled.

 

On — The PS/2 legacy mouse port

 

is enabled.

LED color

Adjusts the color of the front and back

 

LEDs (see About Your XPS Computer).

Performance

 

Hyper-Threading

Specifies whether each physical processor

(On default)

appears as one or two logical processors.

Off Hyper-Threading technology

 

 

is disabled.

 

On Hyper-Threading technology

 

is enabled.

 

NOTE: If your processor does not

 

supports Hyper-Threading, this option

 

does not appear in the Options List.

Multiple CPU Core

Specifies whether the processor has more

(On default)

than one core enabled.

 

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