HP 2230s - Compaq Business Notebook Guide d'installation

2008 HP Business

Notebook PC F10 Setup

Overview

Table of Contents:

Background ........................................................................................................2

Supported Models.....................................................................................2

EFI BIOS Features...................................................................................... 3

F10 Setup ................................................................................................3

BIOS Users/Passwords, and One Step Log-On ...................................................10

Password Setup (with/with-out HP ProtectTools) .................................................11

HP Client Management Interface ........................................................................11

Anomalies.........................................................................................................13

Q & A...............................................................................................................14

Resources .........................................................................................................16

Background

HP provides customers unique value through HP--developed BIOS. HP BIOS

enables customers to experience innovations such as HP ProtectTools, HP

Wireless Assistant, and HP QuickLook. The enhanced security and functionality

of these applications is possible only through tight integration with BIOS that

HP provides.

HP BIOS contains a number of features that are configurable and manageable

by customers. Options for these features are accessed through F10 Setup, the

BIOS configuration user interface provided with HP PCs.

Since 1999 HP Compaq business notebooks have utilized a text based F10

Setup which provided customers with access to a broad set of functions and

configuration options, but required keyboard navigation. In 2008, a new F10

Setup user interface was developed using the Extensible Firmware Interface

(EFI) framework, which provides a flexible pre operating system environment

and navigation using a mouse or other pointing device. While there are

significant improvements to the user interface, features and functionality are not

impacted by this change.

This document describes the features and functionality of HP’s BIOS

environment for 2008 business notebook and tablet models.

Supported Models

All 2008 s, b, p and w business notebook and tablet models:

•HP EliteBook 8730w

•HP EliteBook 8530w

•HP EliteBook 8530p

•HP EliteBook 6930p

•HP Compaq 6830s

•HP Compaq 6735b

•HP Compaq 6735s

•HP Compaq 6730b

•HP Compaq 6730s

•HP Compaq 6535b

•HP Compaq 6535s

•HP Compaq 6531s

•HP Compaq 6530b

•HP Compaq 6530s

•HP EliteBook 2730p

•HP EliteBook 2530p

•HP Compaq 2230s

EFI BIOS Features

•SD boot capability

oNew HP business notebook models are now capable of booting

off of Secure Digital cards inserted in the internal reader

•Change/View/Hide BIOS settings

oAdministrators can select the access to F10 Setup options for

standard user

•Multi-User support

oEnhanced support with ProtectTools

•Password policy support

•RAID and Native SATA support

•Enhanced wireless button control

•Wake on LAN

•Ability to disable modem/camera

F10 Setup

HP F10 Setup provides access to the impressive set of features support by HPs ROM BIOS

(Read Only Memory Basic Input/Output System). The BIOS is the set of routines that enable

a computer to load the operating system and communicate with the various devices, such as

storage drives, keyboard, display, slots, and ports.

HP F10 Setup features are separated in several groups or categories:

File – Provides access to general options such as view system information, set date and

time, exit F10 Setup with and without saving changes to settings.

Security – Provides access to security related options such as power on and DriveLock

passwords, integrated security device configuration, Disk Sanitizer and asset tag

configuration.

Diagnostics – Provides access to diagnostic features, such as start-up test, run-in test and a

hard disk test.

System Configuration – Provides access to boot options, integrated device configuration,

port options, AMT options (on select models), and F10 Setup feature access options.

HP F10 Setup for business notebooks had extensive language support. The new graphical

user interface can be displayed in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Danish,

Japanese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Swedish or Finnish. Switching languages is simple using

the Language selection options available from the System Configuration page.

For a detail list of F10 Setup options, please refer to Table 1.

Table 1. Key features for F10 Setup on select 2008 HP business notebook PCs

Feature Function Options (Default in Bold where

applicable)

FILE MENU

System Information Provides key system information,

such as serial number, model

number, CPU type, and memory

configuration.

N/A

Set System Date and Time Allows configuration of the date and

time.

Set Date (MM/DD/YYYY)

Set Time (HH:MM)

Restore Defaults Restores F10 settings to factory

defaults.

N/A

Ignore Changes and Exit Exit F10 Setup without saving any

changes made during the current

session.

Yes, No or Cancel

Save Changes and Exit Exit F10 Setup and save all changes

made during the current session.

Yes, No or Cancel

SECURITY MENU

Administrator Tools

Setup BIOS Administrator

Password

Establish an power on password with

Administrator privileges

N/A

Create New BIOS User

Account

Creates additional BIOS user

accounts.

Administrator enters User ID

Privilege level. Password is set to

User ID by default, but can be

changed by user.

Password Policy

Password Minimum Length Allows administrator to specify the

minimum number of characters

required for an F10 power on

password.

4 minimum

32 maximum

At least one symbol required

Allows administrator to require at

least one symbol, such as $, %, ^, &

or # for an F10 power on password.

Yes/No

At least one number

required

Allows administrator to require at

least one number, such as 1, 2, 3 or

4 for an F10 power on password.

Yes/No

Table 1. (Continued) Key features for F10 Setup on select 2008 HP business notebook PCs

Feature Function Options (Default in Bold where

applicable)

SECURITY MENU

Password Policy (Cont.)

At least one upper case

character required

Allows administrator to require at

least one upper case character, such

as A, B, C or D for an F10 power on

password.

Yes/No

At least one lower case

character required

Allows administrator to require at

least one upper case character, such

as a, b, c or d for an F10 power on

password.

Yes/No

Are spaces allowed in

Password?

Allows administrator to allow spaces

in an F10 power on password, such

as “New York”.

Yes/No

HP SpareKey Allows users to establish a set of

failsafe questions in the event that

the power on password is lost or

forgotten.

Enabled/Disabled

Always Prompt for HP

SpareKey Enrollment

Allows administrator to specify if the

system should prompt users for HP

SpareKey enrollment during POST.

Enabled/Disabled

Fingerprint Reset on Reboot

(If Present)

Enabled/Disabled

User Tools

Change Password Change power on password N/A

HP SpareKey Enrollment Allows for user configuration of HP

SpareKey.

Answer any three of ten questions

for enrollment.

DriveLock Password Allows for configuration of DriveLock

Master and User passwords.

Notebook Hard Drive

Cancel

Automatic DriveLock Notebook Hard Drive

Cancel

Table 1. (Continued) Key features for F10 Setup on select 2008 HP business notebook PCs

Feature Function Options (Default in Bold where

applicable)

SECURITY MENU

TPM Embedded Security

Embedded Security Device

Availability

Exposes the integrated TPM module. Available/Hidden

Embedded Security Device

State

Enables the integrated TPM module. Enabled/Disabled

Factory Defaults Set TPM Embedded Security settings

to factory default

Yes/No

Power-On Authentication

Support

Enables multi-factor authentication at

power on.

Enabled/Disabled

Reset Authentication

Credential

Resets credentials. Yes/No

OS Management of TPM Allow the operating system to

manage TPM module.

Enabled/Disabled

Reset of TPM from OS Allows reset of TPM module from

within the operating system.

Enabled/Disabled

Utilities

HP Disk Sanitizer Performs erasure of all data on

selected hard drive

Notebook Hard Drive

Cancel

System IDs:

Notebook Asset Tag Allows for custom configuration of

an asset tag.

Serial Number

Notebook Ownership Tag 1 Allows for custom configuration of

an ownership tag.

Blank

Notebook Ownership Tag 2 Allows for custom configuration of

an ownership tag.

Blank

DIAGNOSTICS

System Information Provides system information, such as

serial number, model number, CPU

type, and memory configuration.

Escape to Cancel

Start-Up Test Performs diagnostics check on

memory and hard disk.

Escape to Cancel

Run-In Test Performs a continuous diagnostics

check on memory and hard disk.

Escape to Cancel

Hard Disk Test Performs hard drive diagnostics

check.

Escape to Cancel

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Table 1. (Continued) Key features for F10 Setup on select 2008 HP business notebook PCs

Feature Function Options (Default in Bold where

applicable)

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU

Boot Options

Startup Menu Delay (Sec.) Amount of time the Startup Menu will

be displayed during POST.

0-35 seconds in increments of

Custom Logo Enables the use of a custom logo

screen during POST.

Enabled/Disabled

Display Diagnostics URL Display web address for diagnostics.

Enabled/Disabled

CD-ROM boot Allows for boot from optical media. Enabled/Disabled

SD Card boot Allows for boot from SD Card. Enabled/Disabled

Floppy boot Allows for boot from USB floppy. Enabled/Disabled

PXE Internal NIC boot Allows for boot from LAN. Enabled/Disabled

Multiboot:

Express Boot Popup Delay

(Sec)

Amount of time the Express Boot

option will be displayed.

0-35 seconds in increments of

Boot Order Specify the boot order. NB Upgrade Bay, NB Hard

Drive, USB Floppy, USB CD-

ROM, USB Hard Drive, NB

Ethernet, SD Card, Dock Upgrade

Bay, Ext SATA Drive

Device Configurations

USB Legacy Support Enables mouse/keyboard support. Enabled/Disabled

Parallel port mode Specifies parallel port mode. ECP, standard, bidirectional, EPP

Fan Always on while on AC

Leave fan on while on AC. Enabled/Disabled

LAN Power Save LAN power save option Enabled/Disabled

Data Execution Prevention Enables DEP on Intel based systems. Enabled/Disabled

SATA Device Mode Select SATA mode AHCI/IDE

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Feature Function Options (Default in Bold where

applicable)

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU

Device Configurations

(Cont.)

Secondary Battery Fast

Charge

Switches charging to secondary

battery when primary battery is 90%

charged to optimize charge cycle.

Enabled/Disabled

HP QuickLook Info button access to HP QuickLook.

Enabled/Disabled

UEFI Boot Mode Enables UEFI boot mode Enabled/Disabled

Virtualization Technology Enables VT on Intel based systems. Enabled/Disabled

TXT Technology Enables TXT on Intel based systems. Enabled/Disabled

Dual Core CPU Enables dual processor cores. Enabled/Disabled

Built-In Device Options

Wireless Button State Enables wireless button Enabled/Disabled

Embedded WLAN Device Enables integrated 802.11 device. Enabled/Disabled

Embedded Bluetooth Device Enables integrated Bluetooth device.

Enabled/Disabled

Network Interface Controller

Enables integrated NIC device. Enabled/Disabled

LAN/WLAN Switching Enables automatic switching. Enabled/Disabled

Wake on LAN Enabled the system to wake when a

magic packet is received via LAN.

Disabled/Boot to

Network/Follow Boot order

Notebook Upgrade Bay Enables integrated upgrade bay. Enabled/Disabled

Fingerprint Device Enables fingerprint reader. Enabled/Disabled

Integrated Camera Enables integrated camera. Enabled/Disabled

Modem Device Enables integrated modem. Enabled/Disabled

Port Options

Serial Port Enables integrated serial port. Enabled/Disabled

Parallel Port Enables integrated parallel port. Enabled/Disabled

Flash media reader Enables integrated SD Card reader. Enabled/Disabled

USB Port Enables integrated USB port. Enabled/Disabled

1394 Port Enables integrated 1394 port. Enabled/Disabled

Express Card Slot Enables integrated express card slot.

Enabled/Disabled

Smart Card Enables integrated smart card slot. Enabled/Disabled

Table 1. (Continued) Key features for F10 Setup on select 2008 HP business notebook PCs

Feature Function Options (Default in Bold where

applicable)

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU

Active Management

Technology (AMT) Options

(Displayed on Intel

notebooks)

Firmware Verbosity Display AMT text during POST. Enabled/Disabled

AMT Setup Prompt Prompts for AMT setup during POST.

Enabled/Disabled

USB Key Provisioning Allow AMT provisioning using USB

disk on key.

Enabled/Disabled

Unconfigure AMT on next

boot

Reset AMT configuration options on

next boot.

Enabled/Disabled

Terminal Emulation Mode Specify terminal emulation mode. ANSI/VT100

Firmware Progress Event

Support

Enabled/Disabled

Include TYPE-131 in

SMBIOS

Enabled/Disabled

Set Security Level Allows administrator to restrict visibility or configurability of F10 Setup

options for standard users

BIOS Users/Passwords, and One Step Log-On

There are currently three types of BIOS users:

BIOS Administrator

BIOS administrator is created in F10 and includes the following privileges:

•Manage other BIOS users

•Full access to F10 BIOS policy and settings

•Control F10 access of other users by setting security level

•Unlock the system when other BIOS users fail the preboot authentication

BIOS User

BIOS users are created by BIOS administrator in F10 and are OS independent.

BIOS user privilege includes:

•Use of BIOS password to authenticate and boot the BIOS

•Use of BIOS password to access F10 based on permission setup by the

BIOS administrator

HP ProtectTools Users

ProtectTools users are created by the HP ProtectTools security solution from within

Windows. Users are registered in Windows and the user information and

communicated to both Full Volume Encryption and BIOS. This group of uses cannot

change their password in F10.

ProtectTools user privilege includes:

•Use his/her Windows password and other security tokens to authenticate

and boot the BIOS and if enabled, can log all the way into Windows.

•Use his/her Windows password to access F10 based on the permission

setup by the BIOS administrator

One-Step Logon

Pre-boot has been enhanced by combining security tokens (such as biometrics,

smart cards and passwords) and enablement of multi-user access. HP business

notebooks offer a range of pre-boot authentication solutions, allowing businesses

to provide an additional layer of protection against unauthorized access, including

attackers attempting to boot the system from a device other than the primary hard

drive.

Enhanced pre-boot security is an integral component of the overall authentication

process; user accounts created in Windows are also automatically made available

in the pre-boot environment. With multi-factor pre-boot authentication, once the

notebook is powered on, the end-user is required to provide a user name, then

authenticate using one or more factors (such as a password, a fingerprint swipe or

smart card). The notebook then logs the user all the way into Windows, a process

known as One-Step Logon.

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