Boot Configuration - Dell Latitude 3410 Service Manual
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Table 5. BIOS Overview Page (continued)
Options
Devices
Boot Configuration
This section provides Boot Configuration related details and settings.
Table 6. Boot Configuration:
Options
Boot Sequence
Boot Mode: UEFI only
Secure Digital(SD) Card Boot
Secure Boot
Enable Secure Boot
Secure Boot Mode
Description
The Devices field provides information related to the memory
on the computer:
● Panel Type - This field mentions the type of display panel
used on the computer.
● Video controller - This field mentions the type of video
controller used on the computer.
● Video Memory - This field gives the capacity of the video
memory available for use on the computer.
● Wi-Fi Device - This field mentions the type wireless device
available for use on the computer.
● Native Resolution - This field mentions the native video
resolution supported on the computer.
● Video BIOS Version - The version of the BIOS installed on
the computer.
● Audio Controller - This field mentions the type of audio
controller used on the computer.
● Bluetooth Device - This field mentions the type Bluetooth
device available for use on the computer.
● LOM MAC Address - This field provides the unique MAC
address for the computer.
● Pass Through MAC Address - This field provides the MAC
address used to override the dock or dongle MAC address
every time it's connected to the network.
Description
This section allows the user to choose the first bootable
device that the computer should use to boot the system. It
lists all potential bootable devices.
● Windows Boot Manager (Enabled by default)
● UEFI Boot Drive (Enabled by default)
● Add Boot option - Allows the user to manually add a Boot
path.
This section contains a toggle switch that allows the user to
enable or disable the option to allow the computer to boot
from an SD Card.
This section contains a toggle switch that allows the user to
enable or disable Secure Boot. (OFF by default)
This section allows the user to select one of the two Secure
Boot options available on the computer:
● Deployed Mode - This mode checks the integrity of UEFI
drivers and bootloaders before allowing execution. This
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