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Presario F572US Windows 7 64-bit _______________
BIOS / Boot Options / Internal Network Adapter Boot = 'Disabled'. Should it be?
BIOS / Boot Options / Boot Order / ! Network Adapter is 'Enabled' With message: "The boot capability will be disabled if the Device with the exclamation mark."
(Note the exclamation mark on the left of "! Network Adapter" and also note the message's incorrect English and/or incomplete phrase. I am unware of any relevance, but mention these in case they might be.)
I'm wondering if there might be masked network access to my computer but lack the knowledge or experience to determine it.
Thank you.
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It should be disabled unless the PC is part of a network that requires it. When it is enabled, it is possible for a determined hacker to boot your PC remotely and access it. It is not very likely to happen, but it pays to err on the safe side.
Consider updating the BIOS to the latest version. The message's incorrect English and phrasing might have been corrected. View solution in original post Was this reply helpful? Yes No 1 REPLY 1 50,450 13,485 4,898 45,575 Level 17 12-07-2011 05:19 AM HP Recommended
Welcome to the HP Forum! 🙂
It should be disabled unless the PC is part of a network that requires it. When it is enabled, it is possible for a determined hacker to boot your PC remotely and access it. It is not very likely to happen, but it pays to err on the safe side.
Consider updating the BIOS to the latest version. The message's incorrect English and phrasing might have been corrected. Was this reply helpful? Yes No † The opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of the authors, not of HP. By using this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Rules of Participation. |