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Heading Option Description
Enabling this feature displays F9=Boot Menu during POST. Displaying this feature prevents the
text from being displayed, but pressing F9 still forces the system to attempt booting from the
network.
F10 prompt (enable/disable)
Enabling this feature displays F10=Setup during POST. Disabling this feature prevents the text
from being displayed, but pressing F10 still accesses the Setup screen.
F12 prompt (enable/disable)
Enabling this feature displays F12=Network Service Boot during POST. Disabling this feature
prevents the text from being displayed but pressing F12 still forces the system to attempt booting
from the network.
Option ROM* Prompt (enable/disable)
Enabling this feature causes the system to display a message before loading options ROMs.
Remote Wakeup Boot Source
Enables you to specify which wakeup boot source device to remove.
After Power Loss
In the event of an AC power loss, this option determines what the computer's behavior should be
when power is restored. Options are Off (stay off), On (turn on immediately), and Previous
State (if the computer was on when power was lost, turn on immediately; if it was off, stay off).
POST Delay (in seconds)
Setting this option to a non-zero value adds a delay during POST, which can be necessary for
certain add-in peripherals that respond slowly of violate specifications. For instance, disk drives
are supposed to spin within 15 seconds, but some older drives might take longer. Options are
None, 5, 10, 15, 20.
Setup Browse Mode
Enables viewing Setup Options without entering Setup password. Enables you to view Setup in
read-only mode if you do not enter the Setup password. Disables blocks Setup entirely if you do
not enter the Setup password.
BIOS Power-
On
Allows you to disable or specify a weekday and time for BIOS power-on.
Limit CPUID Maximum value to 3 (enable/disable)
This option tells the processors not to report their full capabilities using the CPUID instruction.
Useful for legacy systems.
Onboard
Devices
This selects the legacy devices' interrupt (IRQ), Direct Memory Access (DMA) channel, and I/O
range. It can also disable the devices. The values are strictly valid for boot time only—a plug-and-
play operating system can change them. Windows XP and Linux will not modify these values under
default settings. To hide a device from the operating system, see Security/Device Security.
Serial Port
Enables you to set I/O and interrupt (IRQ) for the device.
Parallel Port
Enables you to set I/O, interrupt (IRQ), and DMA channel for the device.
Diskette Controller
Enables you to set I/O, interrupt (IRQ), and DMA channel for the device.
Table 3-1 Computer Setup (F10) Utility menu descriptions (continued)
ENWW Computer Setup (F10) Utility 31
- Technical Reference Guide 1
- Table of contents 5
- 1 Product overview 11
- Product features 12
- Front panel components 13
- Rear panel components 14
- ENWW Product features 5 15
- Product specifications 16
- Power supply specifications 17
- Power consumption 18
- Environmental specifications 19
- ENERGY STAR 21
- Linux-enabled workstations 25
- HP software 27
- The RestorePlus! process 28
- Recovery Partition 29
- Protecting the software 30
- Ordering backup software 31
- 3 System management 33
- Computer Setup (F10) Utility 34
- BIOS ROM 35
- Desktop management 44
- HP Client Manager Software 45
- System Software Manager 46
- Proactive Change Notification 46
- Subscriber’s Choice 46
- ROM flash 47
- Replicating the setup 48
- Dual-State Power Button 50
- HP support website 50
- Asset tracking and security 51
- Password security 52
- Arabic / Greek - Russian / 55
- Drive Protection System 59
- Thermal sensor 59
- Service considerations 62
- Grounding the work area 63
- Cables and connectors 65
- Hard drives 65
- Lithium coin cell battery 65
- Customer Self-Repair 66
- Predisassembly procedures 67
- System board components 68
- Disassembly order 70
- Security lock (optional) 71
- Cable lock (optional) 72
- Side access panel 73
- Front Bezel 74
- Bezel blanks 75
- Top cover 75
- Memory fan 79
- System fan assembly 81
- Power supply 81
- Memory 82
- Installing memory module 83
- PCI Slots 84
- PCI retainer 85
- PCI Express 86
- PCI removal 87
- PCI Express removal 88
- PCI installation 89
- PCI Express installation 90
- Battery 92
- Power connections to drives 93
- Optical drive 94
- Diskette drive (optional) 96
- Hard drive 98
- CPU heatsink 101
- Replacing the CPU heatsink 102
- Processor 104
- Replacing the processor 105
- System board 106
- Replacing the system board 107
- 5 System diagnostics and 109
- E-Support 110
- Troubleshooting checklist 111
- LED color definitions 112
- Key features and benefits 113
- Theory of operation 113
- Diagnostic Utility on CD 113
- User Interface 114
- Test tab 115
- Status tab 116
- Help tab 117
- Diagnostic error codes 118
- Solving minor problems 121
- Solving power supply problems 122
- Problem Cause Solution 123
- Power supply shuts down 123
- Solving diskette problems 124
- Solving display problems 127
- Solving audio problems 128
- Solving printer problems 129
- Solving network problems 133
- Solving memory problems 134
- Solving processor problems 135
- POST and error messages 138
- A Appendix A — SAS devices 147
- SAS RAID 0 configuration 149
- SAS RAID 1 configuration 150
- SAS RAID 1E configuration 152
- B Appendix B — SATA devices 155
- Attaching SATA HDDs 156
- Configuring system BIOS 157
- Creating RAID volumes 158
- Deleting RAID volumes 159
- C Appendix C — Connector pins 161
- Connector pin descriptions 162
- D Appendix D — System board 171
- E Appendix E — Routine care 173
- Maximizing the airflow 175
- Cleaning the workstation case 176
- Cleaning the keyboard 177
- Cleaning the monitor 178
- Cleaning the mouse 179
- Using the CMOS Button 183
- Initial troubleshooting 186
- No power 187
- No power, part 2 188
- No power, part 3 189
- No video 190
- No video, part 2 191
- No video, part 3 192
- Error messages 193
- Error messages, part 2 194
- Error messages, part 3 195
- No operating system loading 196
- Non-functioning device 203
- H Appendix H — PCI bus layout 205
- Figure H-1 PCI bus layout 206
- Bus# Dev# Fn# Device# 208
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