


#PROBOOK 4540S BIOS UPDATE HOW TO#
I'm trying to get my head around how to publish a report (actually a dashboard) to other staff.This StackOverflow question includes this answer which (amongst other things) suggests buying Premium :So, we got me a Premium license.However, when I shared a. Publish Power BI to non-licensed users Software.select reset fingerprint reader and under TPM select "reset to factory defaults". You will see at the top a place for you to enter a password for the BIOS however BIOS will not give you this option alone so set your new BIOS Password and when you restart the machine press F10 to get bios setup, enter your password and choose "User Management" delete the user under Protect tools User. After reboot run HP ProtectTools Security Manager For Administrators and choose Bios configuration. Select your Operating system and on the driver page you need download the fingerprint reader driver, HP ProtectTools Security Manager 4.10 and HP ProtectTools BIOS Configuration. Install the fingerprint driver (if needed) HP Protect Tools software and HP ProtectTools BIOS Configuration .

it will take to to page to select the Operating system your using. If your drivers are in for the wireless or Lan card open internet explorer and navigate to HP.com and select suppport, select downloads and enter 6530b. Next power the machine to boot into windows. You should see an error message advising the bios has recovered. Next do not put the laptop battery on, just plug in the AC adapter and power the machine on for a minute or so.
#PROBOOK 4540S BIOS UPDATE INSTALL#
Next install the watch type battery and the hard-drive(screw the cover for the hard-drive back in place afterwards). To resolve the administrator password reset on a machine the user must first reset the RTC by removing the AC power supply, then the laptop battery, finally remove the hard-drive and the watch type battery under the hard-drive. Many opions surround this notebook because it is a quality Buisness machine with advanced security built in. Just found this (admittedly for a different hp laptop), may be worth a try?
