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Hi All
I would like to know what features should I look for in order to confirm this is NOT a vPro capable. Should I look at an AMT or ME Firmware version in order to confirm it is NOT a vPro?
Basically I would like to know how do I tell even if there is a sticker that said vPro, but how do I tell that is NOT a vPro.
Can I use Intel® Setup and Configuration Software to determine features that confirm it is NOT a vPro?
I will really appreciate your response on this matter.
Regards
Lezwi
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Greetings Lentsoe
Yes you can use SCS tools to determine if a device is not a vPro device, simply do the following:
- Is the system XEON. i5, i7 Core M then do go to step 2
- Perform a "System Discovery" by downloading the Intel SCS Configurator Tools
- Then from the command line run the following from the configurator folder within the download: acuconfig systemdiscover
- This will create a <FQDN>.xml file
- Inspect the file for the <AMTSKU> feild if it doen not say Full Active Management Technology, then it is not a vPro device.
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