Abstract: A controller initializing device and method is configured to initialize controllers. When a device is powered on, a basic input and output system of the device initializes a first chip of the device. The basic input and output system starts a power on self test and initializes a first controller of the device. The basic input and output system outputs a trigger signal when the power on self test of the basic input and output system ends. A baseboard management controller of the device accesses the first controller when the baseboard management receives the trigger signal.

Abstract: A controller initializing device and method is configured to initialize controllers. When a device is powered on, a basic input and output system of the device initializes a first chip of the device. The basic input and output system starts a power on self test and initializes a first controller of the device. The basic input and output system outputs a trigger signal when the power on self test of the basic input and output system ends. A baseboard management controller of the device accesses the first controller when the baseboard management receives the trigger signal.

Abstract: The disclosure server management provides a plurality of servers, each of the servers comprising a basic input/output system (BIOS), the BIOS is configured for collecting a hardware information of the server; a controller is configured for obtaining the hardware information from the BIOS of each of the servers; and a monitor is configured for displaying the hardware information transmitted by the controller. A server management method is also provided.

Abstract: A computer system is disclosed. The computer system comprises a near field communication (NFC) tag and a computer. The computer comprises a flash read only memory (ROM), a chipset, an NFC module and a central processing unit (CPU). The flash ROM stores a basic input/output system (BIOS) having a default user identification (UID) and a default entry key data. The chipset comprises a keyboard buffer. The NFC module reads a UID seed from the NFC tag when the NFC tag is close to the NFC module. The CPU generates a current UID according to the UID seed and a function, and determines whether the current UID is equal to the UID. The CPU writes the default entry key data to the keyboard buffer if the current UID is equal to the UID.

Abstract: A computer and a control method thereof are disclosed. The computer comprises a processor, a chipset, a near field communication (NFC) module and a coprocessor. The chipset is coupled to the processor. The NFC module reads a current user identification (UID) from the NFC card when the NFC card is close to the NFC module. The coprocessor stores a default UID, and verifies whether the current UID is the same as the default UID. The coprocessor controls the chipset to execute a power-on sequence when the current UID is the same as the default UID.

Abstract: A computer system is disclosed. The computer system comprises a near field communication (NFC) tag and a computer. The computer comprises a flash read only memory (ROM), a chipset, an NFC module and a central processing unit (CPU). The flash ROM stores a basic input/output system (BIOS) having a default user identification (UID) and a default entry key data. The chipset comprises a keyboard buffer. The NFC module reads a UID seed from the NFC tag when the NFC tag is close to the NFC module. The CPU generates a current UID according to the UID seed and a function, and determines whether the current UID is equal to the UID. The CPU writes the default entry key data to the keyboard buffer if the current UID is equal to the UID.