Hi,
I just got another board ASUS P6T6 WS Revolution, it was working and booted up fine with Xeon X5690. I flashed the bios with “2022_ASUS P6T6 WS Revolution-1206-NVME_M.2_SSD_BIOS_MOD.rar” to gain support for nvme drive. After flashing the computer won’t boot any more. It will just turn on. I wonder if this mod bios has the proper code to support that CPU I have? Anyone could you please help?
I used the modded bios for my other board P6T6 and it worked great.
Thanks.
It will display the file cpu mcodes in it.
platomav/MCExtractor: Intel, AMD, VIA & Freescale Microcode Extraction Tool
2022/ASUS P6T6 WS Revolution NVMe SSD BIOS MOD, this one bricked my bios. I had to go on Ebay to buy a replacement one.
Sorry about that. Since it is an untested file, there may be a similar situation.
I am already stating this.
Can you give me a little more detail about the situation that corrupted the bios?
The reason I want this is, If there really is a problem with the bios file as you stated, I can fix it.
I can also remove the file belonging to this motherboard in the collection and re-submit the corrected file.
When I examined the bios file again, I could not find any errors that would corrupt the bios.
If there is a small problem that I may have overlooked, I would also like to state that I will not find this problem until you provide details.
Just writing “it corrupted the bios” does not produce a solution.
Thanks for responding. Basically I used the upload bios and the computer won’t boot up at all. It stays at the blank black screen. So I went on Ebay and bought another bios chip and replaced it in the board and it booted fine. To save the dead bios, I booted into the new good bios and lively pull the chip and put the dead one in and reflash with the latest one from Asus website and both bios now work fine. Just not boot or see the nvme drive.
Let me tell you the truth;
This is not an error. So how?
You updated with the file I gave you and it is very normal for you to encounter a black screen while NVMe SSD is installed on the motherboard.
The dash cursor should be flashing on this black screen, right?
Why?
Because you did not install Windows on the NVMe SSD Drive.
How can you expect a drive without a Bootable Partition Table to run the Windows operating system?
In short, expecting a drive without an operating system to run the operating system must be a miracle.
If you see a black screen after updating and NVMe SSD is installed on the motherboard, This means that it successfully sees the NVMe SSD Drive.
Now I will try to explain what to do, you should read it carefully.
First, remove the NVMe M.2 Adapter from the motherboard.
Update the same NVMe SSD Bios Mod file I gave you again.
When the update is complete, enter the bios screen by pressing the “Del” key when the system restarts.
Go to the “Boot” menu here and put the USB Flash drive first.
Don’t forget to create an MBR formatted win8, win10 or win11 operating system installation package in the USB Flash drive.
Shut down the system and now you can insert the NVMe M.2 SSD Adapter and drive into the appropriate slot and run the system.
It should start from the USB Flash drive at startup.
If you miss these, press and hold the “F8” key for Asus Motherboards and you should see the Bootable Disk Drives on the screen. Select the USB Flash drive here and continue to install.
What I wrote is actually simple and very easy processes.
But I also can’t understand why users blame the publisher who started the topic, me.
This is a platform to help users and solve problems.
However, instead of blaming me, first he should be able to explain the problem he couldn’t achieve in detail so that we can all reach the right and definitive result.
Hi, sorry you misunderstood me. I am not blaming you are all. After flashing your modified bios, the computer wouldn’t boot into anything at all. The bootup screen wouldn’t even show. But when I replaced the bios chip it boots fine. Thus I am just informing everyone that the bios probably needs more work so not to use it yet and get what I got.