There are at least 5 threads about the same machine:
This hopping over several threads makes it impossible for me to follow / see what he already had done, in addition it’s unclear what he wanted to achieve- modding, repair, modding and repair?
ME config was different in some of his images I looked at, at this point i stopped following these threads.
hi sorry about different threads can i merge them all to one
this was a full spi read in windows fptw tonight after dell fw bios flash it didnt flash correctly
not sure what i should try.
and thank you im learning as i go fullspi.rar (6.5 MB)
what im trying to do is remove the microcode and unlock over clocking i can only ever seam to get one or the other and when i try to go for both i end up messing up.
EDIT: If cant see nothing in the device manager the driver fails to install as there no device present, the ME is disable, did you?
You need to put the machine back on normal, NOT in Service mode, i guess, i cant remember all those peculiar details/methods for every fxxxxx machines around the world…
And users in order to help could enjoy some capture screens running the tools/errors/device manager etc…helps a lot and saves time and brains you know…
When a user says oh can see this or that, we really dont know if he knows what to search for or his
knowledge of it…
EDIT: humm i guess that… better no comments. Good luck.
hi so my intel me has stopped working so i followed the clean me guide and connected the pi and it flashed loaded pc back up to no change am i doing something wrong?
just to confirm
pc is unplugged when i have the flash programmer connected and once it says verified i power down pi before disconnecting but it doesn’t seam to flash the whole chip
Your image does look rather OK, but you didn’t follow the guide to the point since Intel AntiTheft is still enabled. But that doesn’t cause thiese symptoms.
Regarding flashing: If not sure just read the chip in a separate process and save the spi- content with a different name. Compare it to the original file intended to flash, they should be a 100% identical (if the system wasn’t started in between)