Lenovo ThinkPad P40 Yoga User Manual page 94

Table 4. Security menu items (continued)
Menu item
Security Chip
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Submenu item
Reset Fingerprint Data
Security Chip Selection
Security Chip
(If Security Chip
Selection is Discrete
TPM)
Security Chip
(If Security Chip
Selection is Intel PTT)
Security Reporting
Options
Selection Comments
authenticated by passwords. Note
that administrators are authenticated
by a Supervisor Password.
This option is used to erase all
fingerprint data stored in the
fingerprint reader and reset settings
to the factory state (ex. Power-on
security, LEDs, etc.) As a result,
any power-on security features
previously enabled will not be able
to work until they are re-enabled in
the fingerprint software.
• Discrete TPM
Choose Discrete TPM to use a
discrete TPM chip with TPM 1.2
• Intel PTT
mode.
Choose Intel PTT to use Intel(R)
Platform Trusted Technology with
TPM 2.0 mode.
Note: Intel(R) PTT can be used with
Mircorosft ® Windows 8 (R) or later
operating system.
• Active Note: This item is available only
when the Security Chip is set as
• Inactive
Discrete TPM.
• Disabled
If you select Active, the security
chip will be functional. If you select
Inactive, the Security Chip option
will be visible, but the security chip
will not be functional. If you select
Disabled, the Security Chip option
will be hidden and the security chip
will not be functional.
• Enabled Note: This item is available only
when the Security Chip is set as
• Disabled
Intel PTT.
If you select Enabled, the security
chip will be functional. If you select
Disabled, the Security Chip option
will be hidden and the security chip
will not be functional.
Enable or disable the following
security reporting options:
• BIOS ROM Strings Reporting:
• SMBIOS Reporting: SMBIOS
• CMOS Reporting
• NVRAM Reporting
BIOS text string
string