Restoring Settings - NEC Express5800 Series User Manual

Chapter 6 System Administration
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Restoring Settings

Depending on the default settings you want to restore on the thin client, you can:

Use the BIOS to restore default values for all the items in the BIOS setup utility. (See Chapter 6, "2.1 Restoring BIOS
Settings".
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Reset the settings made by Atrust Client Setup or Atrust Device Manager to restore the system to its factory
defaults. (See Chapter 6, "2.2 Restoring Atrust Client Setup Settings".)
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Re-image the thin client to restore all factory default settings by using the Atrust Recovery USB Disk Creator or Atrust
Device Manager. (See Chapter 6, "2.3 Imaging Devices with Atrust Recovery USB Disk Creator" and Chapter 6, "1.
Using Atrust Device Manager (ADM) Software for Remote Administration".
Preparing to re-image
The thin client that runs Windows 10 IoT Standard can only be returned to factory defaults by re-imaging the thin client
(the same process used when upgrading the firmware). The re-imaging process requires:

Imaging software
US320f provides two imaging software products to re-image your thin client that runs Windows 10 IoT Standard:
– Atrust Recovery USB Disk Creator
Recommended for smaller environments. (See Chapter 6, "2.3 Imaging Devices with Atrust Recovery USB Disk
Creator".)
– Atrust Device Manager
Recommended for larger environments. (See Chapter 6, "1. Using Atrust Device Manager (ADM) Software for
Remote Administration".)
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Important Thin client has been activated at the factory. But if, by using Atrust Device Manager (ADM) or
Atrust Recovery USB Disk Creator, thin client firmware is updated or snapshot is installed,
activation (license activation) is also needed. Please be careful. Please refer to Chapter 6, "4
Activating US320f" for more details about activation.
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