Using Remote BIOS Management on Intel vPro® Devices
IT Admins can connect to an eligible end user’s device from the Device Management > Devices page and selecting the BIOS Management tab in the device tray.
The device must be online, licensed and have the Intel vPro® agent installed. The device must be attended as a consent code must be shared between the device user and the IT Admin to gain access.
- Click the Connect button to access the device.
- Once connected, LDM will require a 6-digit consent code. The IT Admin should obtain this code directly from the device end user.
- Once the consent code is confirmed, LDM will access the device’s BIOS Settings via the Intel vPro EMA server. BIOS Settings can then be remotely viewed and modified as needed.
- When finished, click Close to disconnect from the device.
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