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   From: naibaf.eckidab@gmail.com   
      
   Small correction to my original report:   
   I did not fully disable the security chip. Instead, I changed the BIOS   
   option ‘Security Chip Selection’ from ‘Intel PTT’ to ‘Discrete   
   TPM’. With   
   this setting, the system now powers off correctly and the Fn/FnLock LED   
   stays off.   
      
   
Small correction to my original report:
   
   I did not fully disable the security chip. Instead, I changed the BIOS    
   option ‘Security Chip Selection’ from ‘Intel PTT’ to ‘Discrete   
   TPM’.    
   With this setting, the system now powers off correctly and the Fn/FnLock   
    LED stays off.
   
      
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