Lenovo E531 Password at restart, Inactive, Security Chip option is, Cmos Reporting, Enter

Table 5. Security menu items (continued)

Menu item	Submenu item	Selection		Comments
	Password at restart	•	Disabled	If you select and enable
		•	Enabled	Password at restart,
				a password prompt is
				displayed when you restart
				the computer. If you select
				Disabled, no password
				prompt is displayed; the
				computer goes ahead and
				loads the operating system.
				To prevent unauthorized
				access, set the user
				authentication on the
				operating system.
	Power-On Password	•	Disabled	Refer to “Power-on
		•	Enabled	password” on page 50.
	Hard Disk1 Password	•	Disabled	Refer to “Hard disk
		•	Enabled	passwords” on page
				50.
Security Chip	Security Chip	•	Active	If you select Active, the
		•	Inactive	security chip is functional.
				If you select Inactive, the
		•	Disabled
				Security Chip option is
				visible, but the security
				chip is not functional. If
				you select Disabled, the
				Security Chip option is
				hidden and the security
				chip is not functional.
	Security Reporting Options	•	Disabled	Enable or disable the
		•	Enabled	following Security
				Reporting Options:
				•	CMOS Reporting:
					CMOS data
				•	NVRAM Reporting:
					NVRAM data
				•	SMBIOS Reporting:
					SMBIOS data
	Clear Security Chip	•	Enter	Clear the encryption key.
				Note: This item is displayed
				only if you have selected
				Active for the Security
				Chip option.
	Physical Presence for	•	Disabled	This option enables or
	Provisioning	•	Enabled	disables the confirmation
				message when you change
				the settings of the security
				chip.
	Physical Presence for Clear	•	Disabled	This option enables or
		•	Enabled	disables the confirmation
				message when you clear
				the security chip.

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