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I know it sounds childish but it seems I forgot how to install ME for AMT 7.0
I also try to access MBEX from the BOOT screen but it doesn't work ... is it because the ME has not been installed ?
I have a Q67 EP motherboard (BIOS version 055) with i5 2400 vpro CPU
Thank you
Radu
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Radu,
AMT is not installable, it must be burned from factory.
Some OEMs instead of give you access from Ctrl+P, provide it by BIOS menu.
Best Regards!
-Bruno Domingues
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But on a Q57 Intel motherboard I was able to access it by CTRL + P
On the Q67EP Intel Motherboard I can't access MBEX with CTRL + P (system is set up for KVM via VNC Plus and I can connect remotely to it) but I can't change the settings for MBEX
Thank you Bruno
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What is the problem to access MEBx? is not available, is missing menu options or authentication failures?
Best Regards!
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I don't see the option for CTRL+P at the boot screen and even if I press CTRL+ P nothing happens.
Motherboard Intel DQ67EP with 055 BIOS installed.
PC is not in a domain. It's a standalone PC set up with static IP address.
I can connect using VNC View Plus to it using the KVM vPro option (it displays the red rectangle border once I connect to the vPro machine).
I remember that on the Q57 Intel motherboard that I had, CTRL + P was displayed on the screeen and I was able to access the MBEX options.
From BIOS, I can set up the AMT settings, the AMT password - everything is OK there.
Thank you
Radu
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Radu,
It's right! Not all motherboards provide Ctrl+P interface. Some do, some hide the Ctrl+P and you have to enable verbosity in BIOS and others integrate the AMT settings into BIOS, this last one looks to be the case of this motherboard.
I don't have a DQ67EP motherboard in my lab, but will must have the equivalent setting in your BIOS that you have using a motherboard with Ctrl+P interface.
Best Regards!
-Bruno Domingues
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This screenshot is from the MEBx manual for AMT 6.0 (Q57 chips)
If you press CTRL + P or CTRL + ALT + F1 you should get to this screen:
But that is not the case with Intel Q67EP motherboard. I tried both combinations and they do not work.
Is there a reason why Intel didn't posted a manual for AMT 7.0 on this website ?
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Press F2 and enter to BIOS Setup. Choose menu "Intel ® ME" (in the end, before "Exit"), enter admin password and go to ME.
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on my DQ67SQ motherboard AMT was disabled at all. I look at the manual and then enable it by pins on motherboard
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