HP notebook 635 usb boot option

We have several hp notebook 635 that need to have usb boot option disabled in bios. When i go into bios usb is the only device that I can't disable. Am I missing something? Is it possible to disable usb boot as these computers are being used by students on a network who do not need to this option. Nor sdo we want them to have this option. Thanks in advance.

Some HP bios's are very limited, if it is not available in the bios, you cannot.
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hi try2ops,
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The options set under your BIOS are all set,
With that, try this
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Power ON your system then right away start hitting F12
It should give you a Boot Menu Including USB as bootable.
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