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Technical white paper UEFI Secure Boot on HP business notebooks, desktops, and workstations

Parallel Port	Yes

Flash media reader	Yes

USB Port	Yes

1394 Port	Yes

Express Card Slot	Yes

eSATA Port	Yes

AMT Options

USB Key Provisioning Support	Yes

Unconfigure AMT on next boot	Yes

SOL Terminal Emulation Mode	Yes

Firmware Progress Event Support	Yes

Initiate Intel CIRA	Yes

BIOS Power-On

Sunday	Yes

Monday	Yes

Tuesday	Yes

Wednesday	Yes

Thursday	Yes

Friday	Yes

Saturday	Yes

BIOS Power-On Time (hh:mm)	Yes

Contents

Technical white paper PPS business notebooks, desktop, and workstations Page UEFI pre-bootguidelines Supported models HP_TOOLS for HP UEFI and pre-bootapplications For notebooks For desktops and workstations UEFI and custom imaging UEFI architecture Directories and descriptions :\Hewlett-Packard\<softwarename Disk Layouts Figure 1. Disk layouts for notebooks GPT-basedlayout How BIOS launches UEFI applications For desktops/workstations Creating or restoring an HP_TOOLS partition on the hard drive Errors when launching the pre-bootapplications (notebooks only) Pre-bootsecurity requirements (notebooks only) Secure Boot overview Firmware policies Firmware policies for notebooks Firmware boot policy for desktops and workstations Secure Boot Key management for notebooks Secure Boot Key management for desktops and workstations If Secure Boot verification fails The BIOS Signing Key TPM and measured boot The default for NoPPIProvision Flag Special China requirement with Windows POST Windows 8 Hybrid Boot and flash BitLocker Boot order Legacy Boot Order Notebook Hard Drive USB Floppy USB CD-ROM Notebook Ethernet Boot order for desktops and workstations Legacy Support is automatically disabled when Secure Boot is enabled UEFI Boot Sources USB Floppy/CD Windows Boot Manager OA3 Computrace F10 Restore Default Behavior Embedded Security Device State TPM Reset to Factory Defaults Power-OnAuthentication Support Reset Authentication Credential OS Management of TPM Fan Always on while AC Power Data Execution Prevention Max SATA Speed SATA Device Mode Wake on USB Parallel Port Flash media reader USB Port 1394 Port Express Card Slot Appendix General UEFI requirements PCR boot measurements for notebook products For more information