How to determine if my system Bios is 786G1?

I just received a HP dc7900 convertable minitower without an operating system and before I install the O/S I want to update to the latest BIOS and then install the latest Intel Management Software.
The latest Bios listed says to make sure that you have the 786G1 bios [HP Compaq Business Desktop System BIOS (786G1 BIOS)]
I currently have Bios version 1.16 installed and need to update it. How can I be sure that my system has the 786G1 bios?
Thank you for your help in advance...

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You should be able to locate the BIOS information on one of the informational screens in the BIOS. However, if you download the BIOS update and go to flash the BIOS, the flash routine should tell you (before it flashes the BIOS) whether or not the update is correct for the BIOS installed on your computer.
The HP Compaq dc7900 series of computers are business class computers and as such, your questions may be better answered in the HP Business Support Forum.
Please see HP Business Support Center - Get help from HP to contact HP directly with your support questions.
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