HP Pavilion Gaming 15-ec0 Series User manual

Interactive BIOS simulator
HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop 15-ec0xxx
Welcome to the interactive BIOS simulator for the
HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop 15-ec0xxx
Here’s how to use it…
BIOS Utility Menus: (Click the link to navigate to the individual menus)
On this page you will nd thumbnail images of each of the product’s BIOS utility menus. To view a specic menu in greater detail, simply click that
thumbnail. Just as in the live BIOS, on each menu, you can select the tab of each of the other utility menus to navigate directly to that menu.
Menu options:
While the menu options cannot be toggled, many of them oer item specic information about that option. To view this information, use the
cursor to rollover the option and the information will present in a pane on the right of the BIOS screen.
That’s it!
On every page there is a link that brings you back to either this Welcome page or the BIOS Utility Menus page enabling you to navigate to
whatever BIOS option you wish to review.

Main Security Conguration Boot Options Exit
BIOS Utility Menus
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Main Menu
Main
Item Specic Help
1. Provides rmware revision
information of devices built in the
system.
2. View System Log.
System Time [16:45:28]
System Date 08/13/2019
Product Name HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop 15-ec0xxx
System Family HP Pavilion
Product Number G3HSKU2#ABA
System Board ID 86D4
Born On Date 00/00/0000
Processor Type AMD Ryzen 5 3550H with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx
Total Memory 8 GB
BIOS Vendor AMI
BIOS Version B.05
Serial Number 5CD9281LKX
UUID 39444335-3832-4C31-4B58-80E82C2
System Board CT Number PG3H1DC8JCH010
Factory installed OS Win10
Primary Battery SN 41042 06/25/2019
Build ID 19WW2D1T6ae#SABA#DABA
Feature Byte 3K6b 7B7K 7WaB apaq asaw bCbh cbdU dXdp dqfP
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Security
Conguration
Boot Options
Exit
►Device Firmware Revision
►System Log

Main Menu
Main
Item Specic Help
Device Firmware Revision
Embedded Controller 96.09
GOP (Graphic Output Protocol) 2.5.0
Video BIOS nVidia 86.07.6C.00.28
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Conguration
Boot Options
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Main Menu
Main
Item Specic Help
System Log
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Security
Conguration
Boot Options
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Security Menu
Security
Item Specic Help
1. Administrator Password prevents
unauthorized access to the Setup Utilities.
2. Power-On Password prevents unauthorized computer system
start (boot).
3. If the item is set to HIdden, the TPM device is not visible to the
operating system.
4. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. If the TPM Device setting changes from Hidden to Avail-
able, the BIOS makes this item visible immediately without a
restart.
The TPM state setting is saved when the TPM Device setting
changes to Hidden and is restored when it is changed back to
Available.
The TPM State setting can change only if you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup.
5. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. The TPM can be cleared only when you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup. If you select Yes, the BIOS sends TPM2_
Clear to clear the Storage and Endorsement Hierarchy. Once the
TPM is cleared, the BIOS disables TPM Power-on Authentication
and sets the Clear TPM setting stays the same before and after
the clear TPM operation.
The Clear TPM settings is also set to No without any action
taken if you select No for the Physical Prsenece check.
6. This option will restore all the security settings to factory
defaults. For example, TPM device will be cleared and set to
default shipping state.
Administrator Password
Power-On Password
TPM Device
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Main
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Boot Options
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<Clear>
<Clear>
<Enabled>
<Yes>
Restore Security settings to Factory Defaults
Clear TPM
TPM State
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<Available>
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5

Security Menu
Security
Item Specic Help
Administrator Password
Power-On Password
TPM Device
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2
3
1. Administrator Password prevents
unauthorized access to the Setup Utilities.
2. Power-On Password prevents unauthorized computer system
start (boot).
3. If the item is set to HIdden, the TPM device is not visible to the
operating system.
4. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. If the TPM Device setting changes from Hidden to Avail-
able, the BIOS makes this item visible immediately without a
restart.
The TPM state setting is saved when the TPM Device setting
changes to Hidden and is restored when it is changed back to
Available.
The TPM State setting can change only if you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup.
5. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. The TPM can be cleared only when you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup. If you select Yes, the BIOS sends TPM2_
Clear to clear the Storage and Endorsement Hierarchy. Once the
TPM is cleared, the BIOS disables TPM Power-on Authentication
and sets the Clear TPM setting stays the same before and after
the clear TPM operation.
The Clear TPM settings is also set to No without any action
taken if you select No for the Physical Prsenece check.
6. This option will restore all the security settings to factory
defaults. For example, TPM device will be cleared and set to
default shipping state.
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Back to BIOS Utility Menus
Main
Conguration
Boot Options
Exit
Set Administrator Password
Enter New Password [ ]
Conrm New Password [ ]
<Clear>
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5
6
Restore Security settings to Factory Defaults
Clear TPM
<Clear>
<Enabled>
<Available>
<Yes>
TPM State

Security Menu
Security
Item Specic Help
Administrator Password
Power-On Password
TPM Device
1
2
3
1. Administrator Password prevents
unauthorized access to the Setup Utilities.
2. Power-On Password prevents unauthorized computer system
start (boot).
3. If the item is set to HIdden, the TPM device is not visible to the
operating system.
4. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. If the TPM Device setting changes from Hidden to Avail-
able, the BIOS makes this item visible immediately without a
restart.
The TPM state setting is saved when the TPM Device setting
changes to Hidden and is restored when it is changed back to
Available.
The TPM State setting can change only if you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup.
5. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. The TPM can be cleared only when you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup. If you select Yes, the BIOS sends TPM2_
Clear to clear the Storage and Endorsement Hierarchy. Once the
TPM is cleared, the BIOS disables TPM Power-on Authentication
and sets the Clear TPM setting stays the same before and after
the clear TPM operation.
The Clear TPM settings is also set to No without any action
taken if you select No for the Physical Prsenece check.
6. This option will restore all the security settings to factory
defaults. For example, TPM device will be cleared and set to
default shipping state.
Back to Welcome Page
Back to BIOS Utility Menus
Main
Conguration
Boot Options
Exit
Set Power-On Password
Enter New Password [ ]
Conrm New Password [ ]
<Clear>
4
5
6
<Clear>
Restore Security settings to Factory Defaults
Clear TPM
<Enabled>
<Available>
<Yes>
TPM State

Security Menu
Security
Item Specic Help
Administrator Password
Power-On Password
TPM Device
1
2
3
TPM Device
1. Administrator Password prevents
unauthorized access to the Setup Utilities.
2. Power-On Password prevents unauthorized computer system
start (boot).
3. If the item is set to HIdden, the TPM device is not visible to the
operating system.
4. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. If the TPM Device setting changes from Hidden to Avail-
able, the BIOS makes this item visible immediately without a
restart.
The TPM state setting is saved when the TPM Device setting
changes to Hidden and is restored when it is changed back to
Available.
The TPM State setting can change only if you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup.
5. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. The TPM can be cleared only when you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup. If you select Yes, the BIOS sends TPM2_
Clear to clear the Storage and Endorsement Hierarchy. Once the
TPM is cleared, the BIOS disables TPM Power-on Authentication
and sets the Clear TPM setting stays the same before and after
the clear TPM operation.
The Clear TPM settings is also set to No without any action
taken if you select No for the Physical Prsenece check.
6. This option will restore all the security settings to factory
defaults. For example, TPM device will be cleared and set to
default shipping state.
Back to Welcome Page
Back to BIOS Utility Menus
Main
Conguration
Boot Options
Exit
<Available>
Hidden
Available
4
5
6
<Clear>
Restore Security settings to Factory Defaults
Clear TPM
<Clear>
<Enabled>
<Yes>
TPM State

Security Menu
Security
Item Specic Help
TPM State
Administrator Password
Power-On Password
TPM Device
1
2
3
1. Administrator Password prevents
unauthorized access to the Setup Utilities.
2. Power-On Password prevents unauthorized computer system
start (boot).
3. If the item is set to HIdden, the TPM device is not visible to the
operating system.
4. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. If the TPM Device setting changes from Hidden to Avail-
able, the BIOS makes this item visible immediately without a
restart.
The TPM state setting is saved when the TPM Device setting
changes to Hidden and is restored when it is changed back to
Available.
The TPM State setting can change only if you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup.
5. If the TPM device setting is set to Hidden, the BIOS hides this
item. The TPM can be cleared only when you conrm the
request via the Physical Presence check prompted by the BIOS
during the next startup. If you select Yes, the BIOS sends TPM2_
Clear to clear the Storage and Endorsement Hierarchy. Once the
TPM is cleared, the BIOS disables TPM Power-on Authentication
and sets the Clear TPM setting stays the same before and after
the clear TPM operation.
The Clear TPM settings is also set to No without any action
taken if you select No for the Physical Prsenece check.
6. This option will restore all the security settings to factory
defaults. For example, TPM device will be cleared and set to
default shipping state.
Back to Welcome Page
Back to BIOS Utility Menus
Main
Conguration
Boot Options
Exit
<Enabled>
Disabled
Enabled
4
5
6
<Clear>
Restore Security settings to Factory Defaults
Clear TPM
<Clear>
<Available>
<Yes>
TPM State