Hi Team.
I have ME 11.7.0.3307, I guess it CON_LP_C_NPDM_PRD_EXTR in your classsification, from Voyo I7 plus tablet, I download it with fpt from one device and tried to flash to another tablet with no luck. It’s flashing but not working. From another side i can easy flash 11.8.55.3502_CON_LP_C_NPDM_PRD_EXTR.bin and it works but have couple issues.
Maybe it will be usefull for you, and even maybe you can help me flash it to another device.
https://dropmefiles.com/ppXfx
Thank you in advice. In any case.
Restore the original firmware via fpt or programmer and then read Intel Management Engine: Drivers, Firmware & System Tools to learn how to properly update the CSME firmware via FWUpdate tool.
Yes, thank you, I will.
But this one ME not included into collection of https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Intel-ME-Fi…ree/master/11.7
And I thought that it will helpful for you also.
These "collections" take firmware from repos such as this thread, combine them with stuff from SD, leave random names, dirty firmware etc. If you want help here then use whatever is found at the links of the first post.
@plutomaniac
update guide regarding Server Platform Services Firmware Repository like
how to clean sps based firmware.
manually or any tool as fitc available for this.
if can manually please update guidelines.
thankyou for your fabulous work.
@ earthoo7
(CS)SPS is provided for reference/research or for people (usually with NDA) who already have tools. Since finding (CS)SPS tools is nearly impossible and there are too many variants needed for each platform, there will be no cleanup guide instructions and no Firmware & System Tools thread for (CS)SPS.
SPS 5 seems to be new, too. (Just uploaded the region, SPS5 structure is not known to me):
sps5.zip (1.9 MB)
Yes found it yesterday as well from SuperMicro. The structure is the same as CSME 12+.
Hello. Where i can get cse txe 3.0.1.1105 firmware or repository? Thanks!
No because it’s an Update image produced via FWUpdate tool and we already have the equivalent firmware version in region form (RGN/EXTR). Thank you for the report either way. 
@plutomaniac
found an old Repository 3.0.5.1125_AMT_PRD_EXTR in old dell bios which are not in mea database
i try to pulled out it with fitc.
after decomp found me region but it size are not accurate like other extracted Repository v3 
is it okay?
if its okay, then why after drop it in mea shows some unneeded padding error.
is any other way to get it actuall size like other v3 extracted reposiatry?
my backup bios is healthy & working ok.
even i try it with other v3 RGN Repository for size confirmation
after change me region bios works okay like before but if again i decomp it with fitc its size same like old Repository.
bios.rar (2.68 MB)
@earthoo7
Moved to the correct thread (repositories). There is nothing wrong with the firmware. I’ve added to the next DB. It’s size is 0x19D000, as shown in MEA. Any extra data after that is checked and the user is notified if they are useless removable padding.
please help me ?
CSE ME
12.0.47.1524
@ all:
The structure of the OP has changed. There are now 7 categories/families of Intel firmware and each one links to a MEGA folder with all the included Repositories. There is a short content/repository description under each main category/family. Every one of the current 64 repository archives has been re-created and re-uploaded. This change will make it easier to maintain these repos at a reasonable time frame. The goal is monthly updates. A similar approach might be used at the other Engine threads in the near future.
Thanks a lot for the work!
Not a big thing, but I had to search a moment until I recognized that the heading was the link to the repository. Could it be more intuitive to include the several items in the same link or have just the items itself as link?
G. Intel USB Type C Physical (PHY) Firmware Repositories
Or
G. Intel USB Type C Physical (PHY) Firmware Repositories
- PHY P TGP
- PHY P CMP
- PHY S LKF
(I’d prefer the second variant since it shows that all list items are part of the same link, but that might just be valid for my browser…)
Nice helpful feedback. I fixed it (2nd option of course 
). Thank you lfb6!
Hi, a very impressive job. Can you explain me which file should I use?
Exactly the same as shown by ME Analyzer. In my case: 11.0.0.1202_CON_H_D_PRD_RGN.bin, right?
Is Major.Minor version must be the same or Major is enough.
Can I use in my case: 11.0.26.3000_CON_H_D_PRD_RGN.bin or 11.8.86.3909_CON_H_DA_PRD_RGN.bin.
I would be grateful for an explanation.
An MSI GT83 laptop?
Is that the latest bios available, that used in ME Analyser?
U should check it because it could be that a more recent bios version already have another Minor version instead of the 11.0
Upgrade to latest bios then u can check again the minor/hotfix/build
I do see for example that the GT83VR 6RF has recent bios and recent ME FW releases 2017/2018
Then u can use a more recent FW image greater than 11.0 (11.1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8)
If the oem already has a bios with 11.8 for ex., then u can use the latest 11.8.86.3909.
EDIT: Explain that a bit more… i dont have or know that laptop/hw…
Is this dump the current on the motherboard? U changed motherboard… and that dump is from where?
U changed the PCH… but the base board and spi is the same… who soldered/repaired the mainboard?
U want to clean the ME, than use same major/minor version with that dump, good luck.
Hi, thanks for the quick reply. Yes, this is the GT83VR. I changed the SR2CE (GL82CM236) bridge and now it boots with a black screen. I don’t know what the bios version is. I grabbed the dump and checked ME Analyzer. Thought I’d clean the ME and it might work.