Intel Desktop Board DQ57TML Specification Update
Intel Desktop Board DQ57TML Specification Update 7
Errata
Errata 1 and 2 below have been fixed in BIOS version TMIBX10H.86A.0038.
1. Disabling USB Boot Still Allows USB Devices to be Booted
Problem: If USB Boot is disabled in BIOS Setup, it does not prevent attached bootable
USB devices from booting. Default setting is Enabled.
Implication: The USB Boot Disable setting is effectively ignored. Any attached bootable
USB device will still be booted.
Workaround: A fix has been found and will be implemented in the next BIOS update.
Status: Fixed.
2. Enabling USB Backwards Compatibility Mode disables some
USB Ports
Problem: The current implementation of the Intel Desktop Board DQ57TML causes
some USB ports to be disabled in the operating system whenever an Intel
®
Core™ processor with Intel
®
Graphics Technology is used in USB Backwards
Compatibility Mode.
Implication: Some USB devices may fail to work unless USB Backwards Compatibility Mode
is enabled. However, certain Intel
®
vPro™ Technology features, such as KVM
Redirection, require this mode to be disabled in order to function properly.
You cannot use both KVM Redirection and USB Backwards Compatibility Mode
concurrently.
Workaround: A fix has been found that will allow Intel
®
Core™ processors with Intel
®
Graphics Technology to be used in USB Backwards Compatibility Mode with all
USB ports functional. It will be implemented in the next BIOS update.
Status: Fixed.
3. Multiple Insert and Removal Cycles of a USB Device May
Disable all USB Ports
Problem: The USB subsystem may become disabled after several insertion and removal
cycles of a single USB device when no other USB devices are connected. The
failure occurs when running Microsoft Windows* XP and it may require a
system reboot. Both Microsoft Windows Vista* and Microsoft Windows 7
operating systems do not appear to exhibit this failure.
Workaround: Enabling USB Backwards Compatibility Mode in the BIOS menu may reduce
the occurrence or alleviate this issue.
Status: No Fix.