After reformat HWsetup remembers old settings?

I just reformatted my Toshiba laptop to out of box state. When I open the lid, the laptop boots up which is not the default setting in HWsetup. Why after a reformat would HWsetup not be restored to it's default settings. Why would "Panel Open - Power On" be set to "Enabled" when the default is "Disabled". Any thoughts?
Odd thing is the first few times I opened the lid after the reformat I don't recall it booting up. Then suddenly it did.

HWSetup doesn't store any settings itself. It just accesses the BIOS. Reformatting the hard drive doesn't do anything to the BIOS.
- Peter

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I checked in Visual Admin (JCo RFC Provider) and it was really down. The reason was the user which was entered for the connection did not exist anymore. So I changed it to something else and it was started up fine.
But I also had to re-run a Diagnostics Setup -> Diagnostics System -> Setup Wizard due to upgrade we made.
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Now when I change this to e.g. SMD_COMMUINICATION user and run the setup wizard with the changed parameters in the error log I still see SMD_RFC_XYZ user id for some reason I don't know where the system gets it from.

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Since you did a backup, you can perform a restore:
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You can reset Firefox by following the instructions below:
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Hi charlesbro, for future reference, you can find your previous posts and follow up in them using your profile (top of page here) or a link in the notification of a reply. You don't need to go through posting a new question each time.
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(2) Remove everything from that new profile folder<br>
(3) Copy in everything from the old profile folder
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Exit Firefox and start up in the Profile Manager using Start > search box (or Run):
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Click the Create Profile button. Use the default location (i.e., do not click to choose a different folder). Then select that new profile in the dialog and start Firefox.
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