FW Status Register1: 0x94000255 FW Status Register2: 0x06F10506 FW Status Register3: 0x00000020 FW Status Register4: 0x00004004 FW Status Register5: 0x00000000 FW Status Register6: 0x00400000
CurrentState: Normal ManufacturingMode: Enabled FlashPartition: Valid OperationalState: CM0 with UMA InitComplete: Complete BUPLoadState: Success ErrorCode: No Error ModeOfOperation: Normal SPI Flash Log: Present Phase: ROM/Preboot ME File System Corrupted: No PhaseStatus: UNKNOWN FPF and ME Config Status: Not committed RPMC status: OK FW Capabilities value is 0x31109140 Feature enablement is 0x11109140 Platform type is 0x72000392 Feature enablement is 0x11109140 ME initialization state valid ME operation mode valid Current operation state valid ME error state valid MFS is not corrupted PCH SKU Emulation is correct
Request Intel(R) ME BIST status command... done
Get Intel(R) ME test data command... done
Get Intel(R) ME test data command... done
Is ME Config Status: Not committed a concern? I flashed the EXTR Region without manually configuring it because I certainly can not read past a certain hour. Please advise what to do? Should I just wait till a newer version of bios comes out and just reflash the whole spi image over clean? What do you recommend i do?
Guys, read the first post carefully. You can use whatever you want with FWUpdate tool (RGN,EXTR,UPD). Only outside of FWUpdate tool do you need to care about settings.
The logs look just fine. UPD images have been useless for 7 years now (since ME 8) so whether -save works or not is irrelevant. The system is ok, nothing more to do.
EDIT: Nevermind…, my bad… Intel MEI Driver 1839.12.0.1165 are still the same 1828.12.0.1152 (the latest INF) when I extract them with UniExtractor, so why are they listed under “Drivers Only” section? Wouldn’t the INF files have to confirm 1839.12.0.1165 to be there?
I want to know, which version of Intel Management Engine Interface is suited best for my system, if I’m going to make a clean installation of last edition of Windows 10.
I read carefully first post in this topic and many other information on this and other sites (including intel.com). But I’m not a very advanced user of PC, and maybe because of that I didn’t understand once and for all every aspects and nuances of this and other relevant software (Intel Chipset Device Software, Intel AHCI/RAID drivers and Intel Rapid Storage Technology).
I have these variants for Management Engine Interface:
01) Asus download center: 11.0.0.1146
02) Intel download center: 11.7.0.1068 (but it tells that version “1824.12.0.1140” is newer)
03) This site: 11.7.0.1069
Initially I was thinking that for Z97 chipset most suitable version is “11.7.0.1068”. But the first post in this topic recommends version “11.7.0.1069” for all 8-series and 9-series chipsets.
So now I am a little confused (again), which version I need and (more importantly) which version is actually best. This site tells, that it’s a “11.7.0.1069”, Intel offers two variants (“11.7.0.1068” and “1824.12.0.1140”), but for both of them in description I didn’t see my chipset and CPU. Also Intel tells that for this kind of software version of a vendor is more suitable, which means that version “11.7.0.1068” of Asus is better.
Hey! Use the CSME tools package (v11) from the first post (MEInfo.exe, MEManuf.exe -verbose) via the command prompt with administrator rights, and post the result here. It will be the quickest and most foolproof way to determine what package suits your system best.
Hi! Some time ago I downloaded Intel ME Tools for “Intel(R) Sunrise Point Chipset”. This file included the linux version of FPT. Unfortunately I can’t find it. Does anybody have it? All archives I downloaded have only dos/win/efi versions. Regards, Zibri
I downloaded all Intel ME System Tools from the first page of this topic (from “v9.1 r7” and to “v12 r12”). I tried both MEInfo and MEManuf from every package, but these utilities from package “v9.5 r6” and up create an “error” text file, when I try to launch them. Utilities in first package are running successfully, but all that I get is a black screen of running utility, which is disappearing immediately.
But from tools SA-00086 and SA-00125 of Intel I’ve got this one: 9.1.25.1005
I don’t know if this is what you need. If not then I need help with the launch of MEInfo and MEManuf.
Okay. That would be enough of info. Your ME isn’t =<8, but v9 exactly, so grab Intel MEI Driver v11.7.0.1069 found under A1 (or "Consumer systems" version if you are going to use MEI & Software version found at A3) from the first post and you’re good to go. Cheerio.
1) If version “11.7.0.1068” of Intel’s download center (which, I think, pretty much the same as “11.7.0.1069” in this topic) is the best for my system, then why on it’s downloading page Intel tells that version “1824.12.0.1140” is newer (and, in other words, better)?
2) What are the differences between Consumer/1.5MB and Corporate/5MB versions of drivers? I understand that I need a Consumer version, but still I wonder what’s the difference. And these 1.5MB and 5MB… I have searched information about that, but found nothing.
"Notice about CSME 12 FWUpdate Tool: Starting from CSME 12, Intel FWUpdate tool does not work with bare RGN or EXTR CSE firmware as it requires that they are first combined/stitched with the equivalent Power Management Controller (PMC) firmware, which is updated alongside the main CSE firmware. The CSME v12 archives below always include bare RGN or EXTR CSE firmware images so you must always stitch the equivalent PMC firmware first, via Flash Image Tool (FIT), before using Intel FWUpdate tool. To check if a CSE RGN/EXTR firmware region is already FWUpdate compatible, input it at ME Analyzer tool and make sure that “FWUpdate Support” is reported as “Yes”. To generate the correct FWUpdate compatible CSME + PMC firmware combination for your system via FIT, you must first know your system’s Chipset Platform (H, LP), Chipset Type (Consumer, Corporate, Slim) and Chipset Stepping/Revision (A, B, C etc)."
Read the rest in OP and be sure to choose the right platform in the FIT tool. I had to choose Z390 for my board.
