Power back on after AC power loss.

We have a few M93p SFF and also mid tower models. I was curious if there is a way to change options in the BIOS. I need the ability for these computers to power back on by themselves after AC power is returned. These are being used in a production environment and it is hard for these computers to be reached to power them back on after a power outage.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

Press F1 at startup to access BIOs options. The setting you're looking for can be found under Power Options

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