Security - Dell P101F Service Manual

Table 8. Power (continued)
Options
Intel Speed Shift Technology
Intel Speed Shift Technology

Security

This section provides security details and settings.
Table 9. Security
Options
TPM 2.0 Security
TPM 2.0 Security On
PPI Bypass for Enabled Commands
PPI Bypass for Disabled Commands
PPI Bypass for Clear Commands
Attestation Enable
Key Storage Enable
SHA-256
Clear
TPM State
Intel Software Guard Extension
92 BIOS setup
Description
This section contains a toggle switch to allow the user to
enable/disable Intel Speed Shift Technology support. This
feature enables the operating system to select appropriate
processor performance automatically (ON by default).
Description
This section contains a toggle switch to select whether
Trusted Platform Module(TPM) is visible to the Operating
System(OS). (ON by default)
This section contains a toggle switch which controls the TPM
Physical Presence Interface(PPI). When enabled, this setting
allows the OS to skip BIOS PPI user prompts when issuing
TPM PPI enable and activate commands (OFF by default).
This section contains a toggle switch which controls the TPM
Physical Presence Interface(PPI). When enabled, this setting
will allow the OS to skip BIOS PPI user prompts when issuing
TPM PPI disable and deactivate commands(#2, 4, 7, 9, & 11)
(OFF by default).
This section contains a toggle switch which controls the TPM
Physical Presence Interface(PPI). When enabled, this setting
will allow the OS to skip BIOS PPI user prompts when issuing
the clear command (OFF by default).
This section contains toggle switch which lets the user control
whether the TPM Endorsement Hierarchy is available to the
operating system (OFF by default).
This section contains a toggle switch that allows the user to
control whether TPM Storage Hierarchy is available to the
operating system (ON by default).
This section contains a toggle switch that when enabled,
allows the BIOS and the TPM to use the SHA-256 hash
algorithm to extend measurements into the TPM PCRs during
BIOS boot (ON by default).
This section contains toggle switch which clears the TPM
owner information, and returns the TPM to the default state
(OFF by default).
This section allows the user to enable or disable the TPM. this
is the normal operating state for the TPM when you want to
use its complete arrays of capabilities (enabled by default).