HP PC Commercial BIOS (UEFI) Setup

HP PC Commercial BIOS (UEFI) Setup
July 2020
919946-004
© Copyright 2016-2019 HP Development Company, L.P.
8 Advanced Menu (2019 and older) 78
Ready BIOS for Device
Guard Use
Action
Ready BIOS for Device Guard Use includes a drop-down box
that automatically configures the BIOS settings that Windows
requires to enable Device Guar, or to change the
configuration back to the configuration before Device Guard
was enabled. Device Guard is a Windows feature that enables
higher security around drivers and BIOS behavior.
The following settings are possible:
• Configure on Next Boot
• Clear Configuration on Next Boot
When set to Configure on Next Boot, the BIOS changes the
following settings to the states required by Device Guard
after saving changes and exit.
• Virtualization features are enabled.
• Removable and network boot devices are disabled
(for example, USB boot, CD-ROM boot,
Thunderbolt™ boot, etc.).
• MS UEFI CA Key is disabled.
When set to Clear Configuration on Next Boot, the BIOS sets
the listed features to their Custom Default state if custom
defaults have been saved. If custom defaults have not been
saved, the BIOS restores the listed features to their factory
default states.
8.7 System Options Menu
Table 52 System Options Menu features
Feature
Type
Description
Default
Notes
 Configure
Storage Controller
for RAID
Setting
When checked, configures SATA Controller for RAID
mode.
Unchecked
Select products
only
 POST Prompt
for RAID
Configuration
Setting
When checked, prompts for RAID Configuration utility.
Checked
Desktop Only
 Configure
Storage Controller
for Intel Optane
Setting
UEFI only. Enables driver support for NVMe Intel®
Optane® storage module. Requires additional
configuration by Intel Rapid Storage Technology
software application.
IMPORTANT: After Optane is initialized in the OS, do
not boot with this setting disabled or with the Option
ROM Launch Policy set to Legacy Only. The OS may
become corrupted unless Optane is unconfigured first.
Unchecked
Intel Only
Limit PCIe Speed
Setting
Allows you to restrict the maximum speed of the PCI
Express devices to previous generations. The
following settings are possible:
• Auto
• Gen 1 (2.5Gbps)
• Gen 2 (5Gbps)
• Gen 3 (8Gbps)
Auto
Desktop
Workstations Only