Every computer ships with hundreds of BIOS settings that almost nobody understands. BIOS Advisor reads them on any machine, uses AI to say exactly what to change for the owner's goal, applies it through official interfaces where makers allow it, and proves the result.
Memory boots at slow default speeds until a profile is switched on; extra GPUs land in slots that halve bandwidth; virtualization stays off; security baselines drift. The fixes live in 100-page manuals.
A Windows agent and a web dashboard today; a USB/boot-time tool that reads the full BIOS next; servers over Redfish; Macs as advice-only. Read-only by default, with approvals and backups.
People are building multi-GPU "AI rigs" and buying AI mini PCs, and those need the BIOS set right. Official settings interfaces (vendor WMI, Linux firmware-attributes, Redfish) are now mature enough to act on safely.
Scan + top findings: the funnel.
Full reviews, menu paths, before/after proof, 3 machines.
Unlimited machines, servers, live BIOS sessions.
IT shops, system builders, OEM and partner licensing.
Slots, lane sharing, header names and menu paths per board and BIOS version, growing with every consented scan.
Official change paths only, approvals and backups; one product across consumer PCs, business fleets, servers and Macs, where every incumbent covers a single brand.
BIOS Advisor fits naturally inside firmware vendors, motherboard and PC makers, chip makers, PC-management and endpoint companies, and operating-system platforms: anyone who wants every machine they touch to run as designed.
An AI layer on top of the setup screens they already ship.
Fewer support tickets, better reviews, a "set up right" promise.
Customers actually get the memory and GPU performance they paid for.
Firmware baselines for fleets, next to the software baselines they already manage.
Scan, AI review, guided fixes; official apply on Dell, HP and Lenovo.
Full BIOS read on consumer boards, a "virtual BIOS" in the browser, physical-presence commit.
Redfish racks, Mac security reviews, white-label for IT shops.
Investment, partnership or acquisition conversations.
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