[Request] NVMe Mod for ASUS P8H61-M LX3 PLUS R2.0 BIOS

BIOS/UEFI Modding BIOS Modding Requests
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Greetings people! :raised_hand:

Would be grateful if someone could do me the favor of modding v1106 — the latest version of the BIOS I’m running, right now . . . in Windows 10.

My M.2 NVMe SSD drive — Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 250GB (MZ-V7S250) is being detected in Explorer but not bootable.

If it’s of any help . . . my CPU is the QuadCore Intel (Sandy Bridge) — Core i7-2600K.

Link to the stock ASUS BIOS v1106


Edit by Fernando: Thread title customized

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@RaidWin
Why don’t you try it yourself? >Here< is the related Guide.
Good luck!

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Hi @Fernando

Thanks for the prompt response. :+1:

Would’ve loved to be able to try it, myself . . . unfortunately, everything I touch goes bust :disappointed_relieved: — actually, I had read your well-detailed tutorial before starting this thread (had bookmarked it some years ago.)

Thanks also for improving the topic title — it sounds much more precise, now. :+1:

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You cannot expect, that I will do the requested BIOS modification for you.
It took me a lot of time writing and illustrating an easy to follow detailed step-by-step Guide and it would finally have been wasted time, if I would do the described procedure on demand myself.
Good luck!

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All right then, @Fernando . . . shall try to manage without the PCI-e (NVMe) drive — thank you & have a nice day.

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@RaidWin
Unbelievable sir… you even recognise the guide is so much better and your answer is “try to manage without the PCI-e (NVMe) drive”?
So if some one doesnt do it for you, you’ll not do it or at least try it yourself?
Can you explain the sudden lack of “need” now on this subject?

It’s really a lack of respect and appreciation for the author of the guide and for the forum, for those who say they already had the bookmark for years…

Sir…why don’t you try it and you can share your mod file here for verification before flashing…like thousands of users did already.

Don’t tell me that afterwards you would also ask someone to come to your house after the mod and flash it for you?
If so please ignore my post…lol

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Dear @MeatWar

I am 89 years old and no longer capable of doing things on a computer which I was able to . . . as recently as a decade ago when I purchased this PC.

Actually, in a family comprising of 17 members, we had 11 PCs amongst ourselves — today, the one described on the OP is the last one standing . . . my grandchildren have switched-over to cellphones.

Now, I no longer need anyone to mod my BIOS . . . I’m biting the bullet & switching-over my computing needs to my cellphone — the PC shall be donated to someone needy.

Dear Moderator/s,

Could you please accept my profuse apologies and delete this topic on my behalf — @Fernando I am sincerely sorry for my lack of respect & appreciation of your lovely guide.

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Dear Sir… its a pitty that none of those 17 family members were willing to help.
In that case the next operation to flash the mod, also would not make you comfortable with it, because it requires some details and a bit skill to bypass Asus bios security.
Feel free to ask help again if you can sit one of those grandchildren in front of the PC and this out, all the best, regards.