thanks link updated now
thanks for that brother
Disabling only “BIOS Guard” did the trick for some Asus Rog Scar notebook.
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hmm… i have a problem error 167… all of method i did.
how to do ?
@keygene
How about a forum search with the term “error 167”…
EDIT: You did it all…what a dedication, you give up too soon, then good luck.
I did it all of them. So, i started to give up.
EDIT: THANKS!
When a BIOS lock offset is not returned, and a FPRR is not found within setup_extr.txt, does this indicate that the BIOS is not locked and that flash is not protected?
These seems to imply that any bits can be written for any reason.
Thoughts anyone?
is you using AMI Aptio V Bios ?
if that not found, first try searching with “lock” keyword
or try skip that step and jump with this section
goto FPTW or fpt64.exe 64bit
TRY dump bios
fpt -bios -d biosmy.bin
try flashing that dumped bios
fpt -bios -f biosmy.bin
Did you managed to do it without programmer , Im in same situtation as you
Hi guys. I have an Asus FX505DU notebook, i want to unlock all bios menus/settings. I do the guide all steps. I have an spi programmer ch341a+ soic8 clip. I make a bios dump from the chip. Opened in uefitool extracted necessary files. Uploaded to online bios editor. Edited what i want. Replaced the modified bin file in uefitool 28 compared to same adress in uefitool 68. Saved the rom and flashed back to the chip. Notebook starts going to bios, and the hidden menus didn’t appear (like chipset and what i want to show). So what do i wrong? Need some extra modification or what’s happening why not work? This is an amd model notebook so don’t need intel “aft blocking” step and i working with spi programmer. Can you help me guys?
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Good afternoon
Could you please describe in more detail what you are doing with “platform ifr”? Where to find it and what is the sequence of further actions.
I am trying to open hidden menus in ACER bios, but at best I manage to change some settings, and even then not always, but not to make them visible.
Like your enabled values wrong, or parent need to be enabled
that generated
Hi!
I’m trying to unlock the bios access on my Asus GL10CS (Bios…), following this guide and
I’m not able to do the step with IFR Formatter as whatever I do to execute the formatter doesn’t execute it, do you have a fix for that ? As well the step where you get into the bios with grub, I’m able to go into grub thanks to my flashdrive just like you but you refered a command guide using setup_var_cv, I clicked on the 2 links you gave us but I don’t really know what to do with all that.
Can I use this to enable rollback using asus ez flash 3? (asus prime b450m-a motherboard , ryzen 5 3400g processor)
Yeah I thought maybe there’s a way for amd but I can’t find one.
And I can’t risk flashing with afudos since there’s a good chance it will brick my motherboard
Hmm… I followed the steps, but I dont feel quiet uncomfortable flashing a MB bios in windows.
Is there any way to repack those bioses into a BFB .cap? Like for an ASUS Z790 MoBo for instance?
I mean… there must be since modded BFB bioses can be downloaded around here…
Any help would or point in the right direction would be well appreciated.
I think I got it. Instead of craming / exchanging everything in the unpacked .bin file,
I just open and edit / change the whole “.cap” file and then save it as .cap.
Will this work like this or will I run into issues doing it that way?