Windows 7 Support for intel AMT on Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3

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I am deploying a machine remotely and this machine has Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3

From this page GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket 1155 - GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 (rev. 1.3) I have downloaded and installed the intel magement engine interface driver.

I am using the F10 bios.

When the machine boots up, I do not see any option to go into the Intel AMT settings page.

Also I do not see an option in the bios to enable Intel AMT

Any help ?
 
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I believe that the BIOS must support AMT
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Kind of. Actually, it is the CPU that must support Intel AMT and, in turn, the BIOS (chipset really) must support that CPU.

As seen here, Intel AMT is supported on "Intel® Core™ vPro™ processors." Not all Intel processors support this feature.
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I have never used the Intel AMT, but by a coincidence, we have a poster that has been having problems (no gateway address being assigned) with his system and just discovered he did have it.

You might check out the thread, near the end were he posts a PDF about AMT and some photos. Maybe you could clear up each others problems.

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He must have the vPro Intel processor and wasn't even aware.
 
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I believe that the BIOS must support AMT, it is enabled in the BIOS and then it is usually a key sequence during boot that needs to be pressed to get to the AMT settings. The sequence for the one my company uses is CTL-P on boot.
 
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I believe that the BIOS must support AMT
Click to expand...
Kind of. Actually, it is the CPU that must support Intel AMT and, in turn, the BIOS (chipset really) must support that CPU.

As seen here, Intel AMT is supported on "Intel® Core™ vPro™ processors." Not all Intel processors support this feature.
 
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