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HP PC Commercial BIOS (UEFI) Setup 3 F10 Main Menu July 2020 919946-004 Organization of the F10 section: The top-level tabs in BIOS Setup are: Main (chapters 3 & 6), Security (chapters 4 & 7), Advanced (chapters 5 & 8), and UEFI Drivers (chapter 9). Each chapter includes a diagram of the first level menu and tables listing and describing the features in each menu or submenu. The tables include the following sections: Feature This is the name of the feature as it appears in the Setup menu. An underlined feature or one prefaced with a box shows how it appears in the menu. In a few cases a feature has been renamed from one generation to the next. Type Features can be settings, actions, another menu, or display-only settings. Most of the features by far are settings. A setting is system value that you can modify, using an 'enable/disable' check box, a drop-down selection list, or a text entry box. Description If the feature is a setting with a drop-down box, then the choices are listed. If the feature is new or has changed its name or location from the 2014 notebooks or desktops, then the description references or includes its previous name and location. The notation to describe the location indicates the menus that the user must navigate through to access the feature. For example: Menu 1 > Menu 2 > Feature X indicates that to access Feature X, the user navigates through Menu 1 to Menu 2. Default For features that are settings, this column specifies the factory default setting. Notes Some features are not available for all types of models. The notes describe when a feature is Intel only, AMD only, notebook only, desktop only, or other dependencies. Some actions require a reboot or physical presence. Physical presence is a menu that requires a human response to validate that a person is physically present before the action is completed. Actions that require physical presence are generally security-sensitive changes. © Copyright 2016-2020 HP Development Company, L.P. 3 F10 Main Menu 14

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HP PC Commercial BIOS (UEFI) Setup
July 2020
919946-004
© Copyright 2016-2020 HP Development Company, L.P.
3 F10
Main Menu
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3
F10 Main Menu
Organization of the F10 section:
The top-level tabs in BIOS Setup are: Main (chapters 3 & 6), Security (chapters 4 & 7), Advanced (chapters 5 & 8), and UEFI
Drivers (chapter 9).
Each chapter includes a diagram of the first level menu and tables listing and describing the features in each menu or
submenu.
The tables include the following sections:
Feature
This is the name of the feature as it appears in the Setup menu. An underlined feature or one prefaced with a box shows
how it appears in the menu.
In a few cases a feature has been renamed from one generation to the next.
Type
Features can be settings, actions, another menu, or display-only settings. Most of the features by far are settings. A setting
is system value that you can modify, using a
n ‘enable/disable’
check box, a drop-down selection list, or a text entry box.
Description
If the feature is a setting with a drop-down box, then the choices are listed. If the feature is new or has changed its name or
location from the 2014 notebooks or desktops, then the description references or includes its previous name and location.
The notation to describe the location indicates the menus that the user must navigate through to access the feature. For
example: Menu 1 > Menu 2 > Feature X indicates that to access Feature X, the user navigates through Menu 1 to Menu 2.
Default
For features that are settings, this column specifies the factory default setting.
Notes
Some features are not available for all types of models. The notes describe when a feature is Intel only, AMD only, notebook
only, desktop only, or other dependencies.
Some actions require a reboot or physical presence. Physical presence is a menu that requires a human response to validate
that a person is physically present before the action is completed. Actions that require physical presence are generally
security-sensitive changes.