Intel AMT may require user consent for selected management operations. like rebooting into the BIOS and hardware-based KVM, as part of its security design.

1. Select the Intel vPro device you want to access and click Connect.

   Result: A new Intel vPro session is launched.

2. Select the General tab.
3. Select an operation that requires user consent, such as Reset to BIOS or Power up to BIOS under Power Actions.

   Result: A dialog is displayed with a prompt message.

4. Select Take action to confirm performing the respective power action explicitly.

   Result: Rescue will first check if there is already an ongoing request to start a new user consent session.

   • If there is no ongoing request, it will start a new user consent session request and show the following dialog:
     
   • If there is already an ongoing request, it will allow to continue with the ongoing request and show the following dialog:
     While an ongoing request exists to start a new user consent session, the managed device will display a hardware-rendered overlay with a 6-digit user consent code.

5. Ask your customer to read back the code in an out-of-band communication channel (for example, mobile, chat, etc.).
6. Enter the code in the Rescue TC or the Intel EMA web application.
   Note: If no valid code is provided within a specific time frame, the user consent session will eventually time-out, and the message overlay on the device will disappear. You can cancel an ongoing user consent session request at any time.

   Result: Once you enter the correct code, the message overlay on the device will disappear, and you can run the desired action.