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Is Intel AMT supported

idata
Employee
‎06-12-2015 01:08 AM
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Hello.

Just tried to find out if a specific notebook supports AMT or not,

which is not easy as I found contradictory information about it.

So I'm now trying to find out if this is even possible.

The CPU of the notebook is a i5-4210U where the ARK site

states that is not vPro capable, which makes me belive that

the notebook will not be able to offer AMT, however it is also

stated on ARK that the ME firmware version of the processor is

9.5. An ME firmware would only make sense if AMT is supported

or did I miss anything?

Thanks for your help.

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Jose_H_Intel1
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‎06-16-2015 10:50 AM
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Most systems include Intel® Management Engine firmware but it does not mean they support Intel® vPro.

Both motherboard and processor need to support Intel® vPro for a system to be capable of using this technology.

In this case, your processor does not support Intel® vPro.

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Jose_H_Intel1
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‎06-16-2015 10:50 AM
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Most systems include Intel® Management Engine firmware but it does not mean they support Intel® vPro.

Both motherboard and processor need to support Intel® vPro for a system to be capable of using this technology.

In this case, your processor does not support Intel® vPro.

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