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Is selecting "Disabled" for "Manageability Feature Selection" in MEBx the correct way to disable AMT and therefore remote access?Įven when "Management and Security Status" claims that AMT is disabled, the AMT Webserver seems to be running and is accessible in the local Broser:īTW, this is how the Webinterface looks like when AMT ist disabled in BIOS ("Management and Security Status" states that AMT is enabled): You will find hereunder all the details related to. We sometimes provide you with a link to our own server, allowing you to obtain better results. However, the latter might not be efficient enough to ensure a good flow rate.

#INTEL R MANAGEMENT ENGINE INTERFACE DRIVER WINDOWS 7 HP DOWNLOAD#

So leaving the BIOS option "Enabled" and disable AMT in MEBx seems to be the only way to deactivate AMT. We suggest you download the driver directly from the manufacturers site.

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When you switch this option back to "Enabled" and access MEBx, the password is "admin" again, all settings are lost and AMT is active (what seems to be the default setting). It seems, that switching "Intel (R) AMT Control" to "Disabled" in BIOS just resets AMT to defaults. Is it necessary that the BIOS Option "Intel AMT Control" stays "Enabled" to get rid of AMT? Sound strange to me! also the "Management and Security Status" states, that AMT is ACTIVATED While restarting, the BIOS prompted "Intel ME unconfiguration in progress."īUT then this flashed up and stated that AMT is "enabled" (I had to take a movie, sorry for bad quality):Īnd when Windows 7 was started this happend.

I thought that I've finally got rid of AMT, restarted the ThinkPad, entered BIOS and set "Intel AMT Control" back to "disabled". and also the details looked different ("Informationen nicht verfügbar" -> information not available) I went back to BIOS, reenabled AMT (otherwise you can't enter MEBx), pressed Ctrl+P on restart and used MEBx to disable AMT:Īfter exiting MEBx and restarting Windows 7 "Management and Security Status" said, that AMT is disabled ("Deaktiviert"):

I did some further googling which led me to the conclusion, that I have to use the "Management Enging BIOS Extension" (MEBx) to disable AMT. but that the connections are disconnected ("Verbindung getrennt"): I decided to use the "Management and Security Status" Tool which stated, that AMT is active ("Aktiviert" in german): So I went back to Windows and had a look in the device manger. First I had a look in the System BIOS which stated that AMT is disabled: Since I don't need this function I researched how this device can be disabled.

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After the OS and all drivers (using Lenovo System Update) were installed, I had a look at the device manager and recognized the "Intel management engine interface". Yesterday I did a reinstallation of Windows 7 (ISO image from MSDNAA and not the Lenovo DVD). I am using a Lenovo ThinkPad T420 and Windows 7 prof.