Gregory's Server@alinanorakari yeah it's probably disabled. AMT isn't enabled by default but there's a chance it's enabled is for people since if you have a machine with a vPro enabled CPU that means you probably have some business machine and you probably bought it used.
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 @i_lost_my_bagel aaaaaand after disabling it and saving and exiting the BIOS my screen now shows "Unconfiguration in progress ..." lmao nice |
@i_lost_my_bagel it's a used ThinkPad and I checked in the BIOS and "Intel (R) AMT Control" was enabled. Curious why it's not reachable. I disabled it in the BIOS for good measure.