Intel AMT problem

Recently, I updated the AMT to 4.2 on my t400. This new release seems not compatible with Win7. It appears that everytime I start the laptop the Intel AMT icon does not pop up until 2~3 minutes later. It seriously slows down the startup. Everytime I have to wait for the AMT icon to show up before running any programs. When I open the Intel Management and Security Status, it shows the TPM is active and enabled, but unowned.
How do I solve this problem? ( I have flashed the bios to the latest version. But it doesn't work)

Looking into the XML file I found the name of the .inf file used...
Searched them and found them in :
C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\heci.inf_amd64_6282584de27de808
C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\mesrl.inf_amd64_2ea3e14df74fac30
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[W520] Intel AMT missing in BIOS configuration

Hello everyone,
I've been trying to get the Intel Active Management working, but I'm running into some problems trying to enable it.
According to Intel, my CPU supports vPro (http://ark.intel.com/products/50067/Intel-Core-i7-2720QM-Processor-%286M-Cache-2_20-GHz%29) and I can successfully use all the vPro features, except for Intel AMT. Here are my system specifications:
http://i41.tinypic.com/jgs18p.png
My BIOS does have the Intel Management Extensions and I've updated both my BIOS/UEFI and the ME to the latest firmware (1.35 and 7.1.30.1142, respectively). This is the output from MEInfoWin.exe:
http://i41.tinypic.com/2s8s31v.png
The weird thing is that I can access the AMT management interface at http://localhost:16992, but all that is shown is this:
http://i39.tinypic.com/358ny3k.png
The Intel AMT diagnostics tool shows that AMT is supported, but disabled. Here are the results from the tool:
http://ompldr.org/vY2QyYQ/Results.nfo
Does anyone know why this happens? Does my W520 need to be serviced?
Thanks in advance!

@christopherlang
Agreed. I ordered with only one hard drive since I already had a spare only to find out that my motherboard doesn't support RAID.
After some searching a little bit, it seems that Lenovo will include AMT only when configured with an Intel wireless card, which I didn't order since my broken W510 has one. They should really make clear which features are included and which aren't. Honestly, I can't believe they would take the time and effort to make 8 different motherboards just to remove features .
Same as you, other than that, I really like this laptop.

T420s Crashes due to Update Service of Intel AMT 7.1 MEI and SOL driver

I'm wondering if anyone else out there has the same issues:
Update service showed an update for the Intel AMT MEI and SOL 7.1 (7.1.2.1041v2). Installed the update, and rebooted the system. System got stuck in the shutdown screen.... Waited... Waited... Did a hard reset. Rebooted, and waited for the system to finish loading. System would not hibernate nor standby. Then rebooted... Got stuck in the shutdown screen again... Finally after the round, before the shutdown screen the BSOD appeared (forgot to log the info). Restored the system using Rescue and Recovery...
Went to the Lenovo support site and manually downloaded the same driver files thinking that update service flunked somehow... Same exact symptoms again!!! One more round of R&R and I'm back again.
Anyone else experienced these issues???
Current working Intel driver: Intel MEI 7.0.0.1144
Thanks,
Peednus
T420s, i5 @2.5Ghz, 4GB DDR3, Nvidia 4200, 7Pro-64
T420s, i5-2520M @2.5, nVidia 4200m, 8GB DDR3, OCZ Vertex 3 Max IOPS 240GB SSD, Hitachi 320GB @7200rpm ulrabay, 8Pro x64
T61, Centrino Duo @1.8, GM965, 4GB PC2-5300 DDR2 @667MHz, OCZ Agility 120GB SSD, 7Pro x64
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@peednus,
I did a quick search and I found something similar to your issue however theirs one is that they are unable to install the AMT.
Source: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkVantage-Technologies/Intel-AMT-7-1-IPT-and-Intel-AMT-7-1-MEI-and-SO...
Try upgrading the following via the Lenovo Support site instead.
- Chipset
- WLAN driver
Once that is done, try updating the Intel AMT 7.1 manually
driver page below.
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS014884
steps below.
http://forum.lenovo.com/t5/W-Series-ThinkPad-Laptops/Problem-when-updating-Management-Engine-ME-firm...
//JameZ
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X201 severely crippled after disabling Intel AMT / AT in BIOS

Hi all,
My X201 has been running great for a number of weeks now, but somehow I managed to pretty much destroy it. Before going to do a fresh install (been trial testing different antivirus packages) I went into BIOS by hitting F1 during boot and disabled Intel AMT and Intel AT. Since these are enterprise features I didn't think I would need them at the house here.
After disabling both and doing a save-and-quit, I got a screen saying something to the effect of "configuration updated" and it rebooted. Except now it takes about 1 full minute to get through POST and hitting F1 takes about 15 seconds before BIOS configuration is shown. Here is what I have observed since disabling AMT and AT...
1) CPU fan is now disabled. The left side of the unit will get so hot it will burn your finger.
2) From main BIOS screen, choosing the "Config" option will cause it to hang and freeze.
3) From main BIOS screen, choosing the "Security" option will no longer show the "Intel AMT" menu option so there seemingly no way to reenable it.
4) Waiting over a minute to get through POST and it will still boot the OS, but even when running Win7 the CPU fan will not enable.
5) During various stages of boot (initial power-on and right after hitting F1 to get into BIOS) the CPU fan will turn on for no more than 2 seconds and then turn back off.
My 2 immediate ideas to fix this haven't panned out...
-- Created a BIOS update CD from the .iso available in the support section. Booting from CD works but it says something to the effect of "BIOS does not been to be updated. Process is cancelled."
-- Googling around I have been unable to find any reference to a jumper on the X201 mainboard to clear CMOS or any reference to a CMOS Clear button.
Has anyone else encountered this problem and knows a fix, or knows how to clear CMOS on the X201? I still have over a year left on the factory warranty but I'd like to fix this myself if I can.

knacky805:
Resetting the CMOS should resolve the issue, if you are comfortable opening your Thinkpad, you can try that. What you'll want to do is unplug the AC adapter, open up the Thinkpad, remove the battery, then the CMOS, press the power button a few times to ensure you drain the capacitors. You can then replace all components starting with the CMOS and it should restore all the default settings in BIOS including the Intel AMT settings.
Please note: Use an electrostatic discharge (ESD) strap to establish personal grounding, If you don't, you can make sure you and the computer are at Zero Potential by continuously touching an un-painted metal surface of the Thinkpad chassis.
Let us know if this solves your problem!
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Intel AMT and Intel Small Business Advantage

I am trying to enable Intel AMT. When I run the ACU Wizard, I receive the following message:
How can I disable/uninstall SBA?
If it is not possible to disable/uninstall SBA, how do I enable Intel AMT using SBA?
Many thanks.

Hi this application drive crazy !!!
I found a solution.
1) stop and disable intel small business service in services.msc
2) uninstal it
No password prompt when you stop the service
Bye

T61p + Windows 7 64bit + Intel AMT Drivers.

Hi all,
I've recently installed Windows 7 x64 on my T61p (6459-CTO). I've installed the drivers and all the devices and running fine except two:
PCI Serial Port
PCI Simple Communications Controller
After a failing to find drivers for these, I googled the issue and found that it is quite likely related to Intel AMT. So I've searched for the Windows 7 drivers for Intel AMT for my laptop but I can't see any.
I've installed and run Lenovo System Update v4 and it hasn't picked it up although the Lenovo ThinkVantage Toolbox Diagnotics does alert that the drivers are missing for the 2 devices. However, it too doesn't show where to get them from.
There seem to be a lot of posts for this issue for the T400/T500 models but nothing for the T61p.
Any help would be appreciated!
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I experienced the same issue, and here is my resolution for my t61p running windows 7 x64:
download the 2 AMT drivers from the lenovo driver site:
Local Manageability Service and Serial Over LAN (Intel AMT 2.6)
Windows Vista, XP
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-67881
Management Engine Interface (Intel AMT 2.6)
Windows Vista, XP
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-67880
Let the files extract to their folders (using the downloaded exe files) (C:\drivers\win\amt and \amtsol)
for the PCI Serial Port, tell the update driver wizard to look in c:\drivers\win\amtsol
for the PCI Simple Communications Controller tell it to look in c:\drivers\win\amt
this should locate the missing drivers for you.

SCCM 2012 R2 CU3 & Intel AMT firmware versions

Hi,
We are in the process of implementing out-of-band management for Intel AMT Computers and have managed to get everything working on some older test computers. Today we realized that the current OOB functionality in SCCM 2012 is seriously limited as it officially
supports AMT firmwares up only to 6.1. The reason for this is that SCCM OOB uses a depricated SOAP interface and not the newer WS-Management interface. Some newer firmwares we have tested seem to support SOAP (like 8.1.40) but atleast 9.x is no longer supported.
Because of this the OOB of SCCM 2012 is not suitable for any real production environment since it does not support the newer firmwares.
We know that Intel offers an add-on to circumvent this limitation, but we would prefer using only "native" SCCM functionality.
Does anybody have an idea when is Microsoft going to add support for recent Intel AMT firmwares and make OOB usable for real-world environments?
Thanks!

When I called CSS about this they told me to use the Intel stuff. I agree with Jason, my opinion is that this feature will not be upgraded.
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Intel AMT upgrade to 2.6 , forgot password

Hi,
I got a t61 with intel amt 2.5.0.18 version, i forgot the intel me password and tried a lot of times couldnt recollect. I searched in google to find out that... one has to remove the cmos battery and replace it to get the default password "admin" to enter into the intel me configuration page after pressing ctl+P, but the thing is I do not know how to replace the cmos battery. I have checked in the lenovo technical info site and then couldnt get any information about the cmos battery instructions. I want the complete clear instuctions of how to remove and put the cmos battery in my t61 laptop so as to get the default "admin" password to enter into the intel me setup page while booting to my desktop. I also want to know since there is an upgrade to the intel amt 2.6 in the lenovo upgrade site through system update, can i just upgrade to amt 2.6 even if i forgot my password. I mean if i click on the package which I have downloaded, will it upgrade while booting up or will ask the password when I press Ctrl+P and then need to go into it. Please let me know, do you have any online or tech support so as to reset my intel me password to admin. I am very much confused and worried since I forgot my password and dont want to screw up my system.

Yes, I forgot to add whats going on exactly in /var/log/auth.log when I try to login.
tail -f /mnt/custom/var/log/auth.log
Feb 1 17:55:57 dell agetty[3327]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 1 17:56:25 dell agetty[4279]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 1 17:56:47 dell agetty[3332]: tty6: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 1 17:56:54 dell agetty[4284]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 1 17:59:05 dell agetty[3272]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 1 18:01:40 dell agetty[3297]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 1 19:12:54 dell agetty[3314]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 5 17:56:13 dell agetty[3298]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 5 17:58:15 dell agetty[4247]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: ExecFeb 6 14:18:56 dell agetty[3306]: tty1: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error
Feb 6 14:19:54 dell agetty[3308]: tty3: can't exec /bin/login: Exec format error

Intel AMT & Anti Theft

Hi All,
Anyone using Intel AMT or Anti-Theft? Are they of much use...?
Am I missing much by not using them? Been doing some googling but can't quite find what I need. They seem more aimed at corporate users rather than retail consumers.
Information appreciated.

eos wrote:
If anyone knows how to remove this bloat ware and stop it from slowing down the startup with its service, let me know.
Eos:
It's easy to remove the software, and easy to disable both of these the functions in the BIOS.
Your computer came with a document entitled "User Guide" pre-installed on it. To access the User Guide, press the start button, select 'Help and Support', then select the link entitled "User Guide" that will appear in the upper left corner of the window. There you will find instructions explaining how to disable the feature. Likewise for the Anti-Theft. There's also about 200 more pages of information explaining how your computer works, what you can do with it, etc. It makes for fascinating reading. The document is a PDF, you can save it to your desktop if you wish so that it is available whenever you want it. You can even use the 'search' feature of Adobe Reader to instantly find topics, such as 'AMT' or 'Anti-Theft'. This actually enables you to find information on your own in less time than it takes to make a post here in the forum asking others to find the information for you.
The anti-theft does not require or have any software unless you have taken deliberate action to purchase and download an anti-theft service. To remove the AMT software (if installed), press the start button, select 'Control Panel', then select 'Programs and Features', find the AMT software entry, select it, right click, and choose 'uninstall'.
Michael
W520 (4270 CTO), which replaced a W500 (4062-27U), which replaced a T42P, which replaced an A21P...

Enabling Intel AMT (Active Management Technology)

I have a P67A-G45 and would like to be able to remotely administer my desktop PC with Intel AMT.
I have BIOS 1.A and have installed the latest Intel Management Engine Driver for P67/H67 from the MSI website. In Device Manager, I have Intel(R) Management Engine Interface in System Devices.
I've downloaded Intel SCS, but when I run the wizard, I get the message "This system does not support Intel AMT, and therefore cannot be configured."
There doesn't seem to be any option for Intel AMT in the BIOS.
Is it possible to enable Intel AMT on this board?
Thanks.

Google is your friend if you want to look for answers on your own.
To use AMT:
Hardware requirements for desktop PCs with Intel vPro
Desktop PCs with vPro (called “Intel Core 2 with vPro technology”) require:
* For AMT release 5.0:[30]
o Intel Core2 Duo processor E8600, 8500, and E8400 ; 45 nm Intel Core2 Quad processor Q9650, Q9550, and Q9400.
o Intel Q45 (Eaglelake-Q) Express Chipset with ICH10DO.
* For AMT release 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2:[2][5][6]
o Intel Core2 Duo processor E6550, E6750, and E6850; 45 nm Intel Core2 Duo processor E8500, E8400, E8300 and E8200; 45 nm Intel Core2 Quad processor Q9550, Q9450 and Q9300.
o Intel Q35 (Bearlake-Q) Express Chipset with ICH9DO.
Note that AMT release 2.5 for wired/wireless laptops and AMT release 3.0 for desktop PCs are concurrent releases.
* For AMT release 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2:[5][7][29]
o Intel Core 2 Duo processor E6300, E6400, E6600, and E6700.
o Intel Q965 (Averill) Express Chipset with ICH8DO.

Portege R700 -- disabling Intel AMT in BIOS causes fan to run constantly

I recently purchased a Portege R700-1321, which shipped with BIOS 1.40. I'm running Windows 7 Pro x64. I have attempted to disable Intel Active Management Technology (AMT) on this machine by going into the ME BIOS (via ctrl-P at bootup), setting an admin password, and then disabling ME completely. However, when I reboot after disabling ME, the fan starts to run at high speed and runs continually so long as the machine is powered on. Re-enabling ME in the BIOS and rebooting again causes the fan to behave normally.
I believe this is a BIOS rather than Windows problem because upon booting the machine, the fan steps up from low to high speed over the course of about a second before the Windows startup screen appears. Windows appears to be fine despite the continually running fan, so AFAIK this is not the freezing-up issue that has been reported for R700s, despite the similar involvement of the fan.
Is anyone else seeing a similar issue?

I noticed that when battery is charging the miniPCI temperature spikes to 50 degrees. Unplugging the AC or reaching the charging threshold causes sudden drop in the temperature. The interesting thing is that the minipci sensor is near the southbridge (near the ram) and the battery sensor itself stays stable at 30 degrees.

Intel AMT and WIFI sync

I have a T410 Thinkpad that I did a fresh WinXP SP3 install. I have all the drivers and am good there but every time the WIFI connects to a stored profile, I get a message that the WIFI is configured to sync with the Active Management Technology and asks me if I want to sync the connection profile. Whether I hit YES or NO the message keeps popping up everytime the WIFI connects. Anyone know how to turn that setting off or make it so that the choice is permanent?
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dmndbak wrote:
I have a T410 Thinkpad that I did a fresh WinXP SP3 install. I have all the drivers and am good there but every time the WIFI connects to a stored profile, I get a message that the WIFI is configured to sync with the Active Management Technology and asks me if I want to sync the connection profile. Whether I hit YES or NO the message keeps popping up everytime the WIFI connects. Anyone know how to turn that setting off or make it so that the choice is permanent?
This happened to me again when I updated to Intel Wireless LAN 15.6.1 (21 May 2013).
As rheath suggests above, the problem can be solved by applying MIGR-74274 (Registry Patch to Disable AMT Profile Synchronization Pop-up for Windows 7 and Vista - ThinkPad).
But we shouldn't have to hope we can find a fix -- Lenovo should include it in the Intel Wireless LAN distribution.
Hope that helps,
John
ThinkPad T450s [ i7-5600U | 8GB | 1TB SSD | Full HD IPS | 802.11ac | BT | Webcam | FR | Win8.1Pro64 ]

Solaris 2.8 on Intel Installation Problem

When attempting to install Solaris on Intel 2.8, everythin g goes fine and the files are copied, but it fails at the end with the following message:
Customizing system files
- Mount Point table (etc/vfstab)
- Network host address (etc/hosts)
Error: Could not copy file (tmp/root/etc/openwin/etc/devdata/SUNWaccel/monitors/pnp/edidgen.vda) to
(/a/etc/openwin/etc/devdata/SUNWaccel/monitors/pnp/edidgen.vda)
Error: Unable to copy a temporary file to it's final location
I have tried this time and time again, should I disable PNP in my Bios or what could be the cause of my problems?
Thanks in advance

Looks like the failure that you are having is when the install program is trying to copy the PNP moniter spec from the /tmp location to the /etc location. May be for some reason the edidgen.vda never got created in the first place.
Can you please mention the version of Solaris 8 you are installing and if you have a plug and play monitor.
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MSI x48c PLatinum and Intel E8600 Problem

Hello, I'm from Greece
My computer Setup is:
Mobo: MSI X48C Platinum (bios version 7.0)
CPU: INTEL CORE 2 DUO E8600
PSU: HEROLCHI 525 Watt
RAM: OCZ OCZ3SOE10664GK DDR3 4GB (2x2GB)
VGA: Albatron 8800 GTS
HDD: WD 300GB SATA
The problem is:
I bought them yesterday because i want to upgrade my system.
I connect them all properly in my case and after i turn the PC on it freeze in the MSI logo screen and cant even enter BIOS Setup.
The first time i turned the power on a message like: "Your previous overclockinn atempt was not succssefull. Press a button except del to load defaults and continue." i do what it said and freeze after that message.
This just the first time, the other times it just freeze on the logo screen. Some times it beeps one time and reset by his own and sometimes beeps four times and then reset. The most of the times it just freezes in the logo screen.
I took everything off and reinstall them. Nothing Happen.
I tried with one dimm of RAM each time in deferent positions. Nothing Happen.
I did o clear CMOS from the back button. Nothing Happen.
I perform a clear CMOS with the old method (unplug power, remove battery, wait for a couple o minutes). Nothing Happens.
I believe the problem is with the bios version i have and the CPU compatibility. I look at www.msi.com.tw and it said that this board its compatible with the INTEL E8600 but only at the 7.2 version.
How will i update my bios if my computer doesnt even enter bios setup?
Please help me. any suggestion. I'm losing my mind here!
Thanks you in advance.

Quote from: triangle on 28-August-08, 17:00:43
the only thing i can suggest is to drop in a 7.0 compatible CPU (if you can) and flash the BIOS to 7.2 that way then switch back in your new CPU. A painful process, I know ... Alternatively, if your retailer is friendly they might set it up on a test bench for you and flash it.
Andrew
Like Andrew mentioned, this is the only way out though it is a long painful process.
The other is to get a board that is compatible to the E8600 right out of the box.

REMOVE: Multipler + Intel EIST problem on P35 NEO.

Allright you probaply are familiar with this problem.
When Im trying to change multipler on my motherboard settings it says that Speed Step haves to be disabled.
I have latest BIOS on my motherboard and in case of somebody suspecting OC albility of MSI p35 Neo; I had hit it to 400 FSB and it run without problems.
My system is;
Intel e6750 2.6 Ghz + Zalman cnps9700
Kingston Valueram 667 Mhz
Well rest of thing you dont probaply need to know.

I don't think I really understood what your problem is...
Can you try to explain it a little more in detail and tell us with what you need help or advice?

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