HP's new remote support service can even resurrect unbootable PCs
Briefly

HP's new out-of-band diagnostics service will allow remote technicians to connect to and fix issues on unbootable PCs, addressing a major challenge for remote workers.
This capability enables technicians, with user permission, to access a virtual KVM beneath the BIOS/UEFI to run diagnostics and implement fixes on non-booting PCs.
Launching on November 1, this service could potentially resolve issues instantaneously, providing peace of mind for remote workers facing system failures.
The ability to remotely remedy problems, such as replacing corrupted configuration files, marks a significant advancement in remote tech support for PC users.
Read at Computerworld
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