beautypg.com

Clearing the tpm, Tpm enable/disable status, Tpm owner status – Kontron AM5010 BIOS User Manual

Page 58

background image

Advanced Setup

AM4010/AM4011/AM5010 BIOS

Page 48

ID 1022-2060, Rev. 2.0

Clearing the TPM

This function is used to clear all settings and keys stored inside the TPM device. After pressing
ENTER and confirming the clear request, the CP6001 will be immediately reset. Prior to exe-
cuting this function, save any changes made to the BIOS settings or they will be lost.

WARNING! Clearing the TPM results in the loss of all data (keys and other information) stored

within the TPM. The user must ensure that all PRECAUTIONS necessary to pro-
tect against data loss ARE TAKEN PRIOR to issuing this command!

For example, disable Microsoft BitLocker prior to executing this function. If Bit-
Locker is not disabled or the user does not have a record of the encryption keys,
all data protected by BitLocker will not be accessible after clearing.

Kontron disclaims any and all liability for damage or improper operation resulting
from failure of the user to comply with the above warning.

TPM Enable/Disable Status

This is a display-only function which indicates the operational status of the TPM: enabled or
disabled. Enabled indicates that the TPM is in operation. Disabled indicates that the TPM is not
in operation.

TPM Owner Status

This is a display-only function which indicates the current TPM owner status. "UnOwned" indi-
cates that no user has assumed ownership of the TPM. "Owned" indicates that a user has tak-
en over ownership of the TPM.

This manual is related to the following products: