@topmahof
Yeah this is exactly the useless list with obsolete information that Lenovo and Intel still uses.
I am subscriber of Absolute's Computrace. They have dropped Intel AT support due to it "will act before our software that render the tracing of your laptop impossible". And Intel told me that the activation of Intel AT must require a activation code from computer vendor or "some reseller" which they don't have a list.
I have spent like a month investigating how to take advantage of Intel AT and the final answer will be impossible for me. So I brought Computrace, which at least can take advantage of the BIOS embedded Computrace module. BTW it works fine, it really keeps tracking even if the OS gets wiped.
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[2011]X220-4286-CTO(Brand new, hope nothing bad will happen to it...)[2008]X61-7673-CV2(Slipped upon it, but also working)[2002]X31-2672-BCH(Broke screen, but still working!)
