HP Pavilion Gaming 15-dk0000 BIOS Simulator - Page 14

Clear TPM, For TPM 1.2 the BIOS sends the TPM_Force

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BIOS Setup Utility Main Security Configuration Boot Options Exit Administrator Password Power-On Password Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX) TPM Device TPM State Clear TPM [Restore Security settings to Factory Default] [Clear] [Clear] [S/W Controller] [Available] [Embedded] [No]  Clear TPM No Yes Item Specific Help If the TPM device is hidden, this option is hidden. A confirmation message will be displayed during the next system startup to confirm you want to clear the TPM. For TPM 1.2 the BIOS sends the TPM_ForceClear command to clear the TPM. For TPM 2.0, the BIOS sends the TPM2_Clear command to clear the Storage and Endorsement Hierarchy. Once the TPM is cleared, the BIOS disables TPM Power-On Authentication. After the BIOS clears the TPM or you reject clearing the TPM during the physical presence check in POST, the setting is reverted back to No. The setting of the TPM State shall stay the same before and after the "Clear TPM" operation. Clear TPM is also set to No without any action taken if the user selects No for the Physical Presence prompt.

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Item Specific Help
Security
BIOS Setup Utility
Administrator Password
Power-On Password
Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX)
TPM Device
TPM State
Clear TPM
[Clear]
[Clear]
[S/W Controller]
[Available]
[Embedded]
[No]
If the TPM device is hidden, this option is
hidden.
A confirmation message will be displayed
during the next system startup to confirm
you want to clear the TPM.
For TPM 1.2 the BIOS sends the TPM_Force
-
Clear command to clear the TPM.
For TPM 2.0, the BIOS sends the TPM2_Clear
command to clear the Storage and Endorse-
ment Hierarchy.
Once the TPM is cleared, the BIOS disables
TPM Power-On Authentication.
After the BIOS clears the TPM or you reject
clearing the TPM during the physical pres
-
ence check in POST, the setting is reverted
back to No.
The setting of the TPM State shall stay the
same before and after the “Clear TPM“ op
-
eration. Clear TPM is also set to No without
any action taken if the user selects No for
the Physical Presence prompt.
Clear TPM
[Restore Security settings to Factory Default]