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I would like to enable/disable vPro. on my HP Elitebook model 8460p with:
1) Intel motherboard QM67, Revision 04,
2) Intel Core i5-2520M 2.50GHz CPU
3) socket 988BrPGA
4) Technology 32nm
5) Family 6
6) Extended Family 6
7) Model A
8) Extended Model 2A
9) Stepping 7
10) Revision 02
What settings should I access. Is there software I need to download?
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Hello KCav175
Thank you for joining the community.
I see that you are having inquiries about the Intel® vPro™ feature. Allow me to help with your inquiries.
Please let me know what is system model?
After looking into the CPU model I believe you are using a laptop system and if this case the configuration of Intel® vPro™ is done on the system BIOS, I would recommend contacting the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for the configuration of this feature.
Hope his help.
Regards,
Leonardo C.
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Hello KCav175
Thank you for joining the community.
I see that you are having inquiries about the Intel® vPro™ feature. Allow me to help with your inquiries.
Please let me know what is system model?
After looking into the CPU model I believe you are using a laptop system and if this case the configuration of Intel® vPro™ is done on the system BIOS, I would recommend contacting the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for the configuration of this feature.
Hope his help.
Regards,
Leonardo C.
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Thank you Leonardo C for welcoming me to the Intel Community.
I followed your recommendation and contacted Hewlett Packard, the original equipment manufacturer ( HP Support Forum/notebooks/Business notebooks); replies directed me to the specifications for the Intel Core i5-2530M Processor (the processor in my notebook). I found out it is a vPro eligible processor but needs high end components to function as a vPro platform. I'm going to mark "How to enable vPro" closed and start posting questions about components such as Active Management technology.

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