@sam34 - Do you have flash programmer and SOIC8 test clip cable? Or, are you saying you don’t care, and think you can recover if bad flash? I think I can edit correct locations, but I’m not 100% sure.
Maybe best for you to order and wait until they arrive then, if I send you BIOS and it bricks then brick will be instant and severe and you wont be able to use this system until you can recover it with BIOS recover tools CH341A + SOIC8 test clip cable is less than $6 total shipped, let me know if you need links to these items on ebay. It’s 3-5 weeks for delivery, but you can find them at other places (ebay too) that will ship faster for more $$
@sam34 - OK then, if you feel froggy we can jump I inspected the BIOS and found 2-4 possible edits to enable power/advanced menus, first BIOS I send we’ll test first two, then if no luck but bootable, we’ll try last 2, then if no luck but bootable we’ll try all four at once. http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil…480955154487253
Use DOS Flashit, and if you get error just trying to flash, show me an image of the error or give me exact wording and I will see if I can edit to bypass.
Thanks for quick report back, and happy to hear it’s not a brick! Give me some time, little busy right now, maybe in hour or so I will make another test BIOS for you.
@sam34 - Here is second test, I noticed a few different other things to try now, so maybe we can get it. Also, once the menu sections become visible, they may be empty, but don’t worry I can fix that easy right now only focusing on making them visible first. http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil…384434841017784
@sam34 - are you sure it’s flashing, and not just looking like it’s flashing, sometimes this happens? Is BIOS reset when you enter it? How are you flashing, windows or DOS, and if windows what flashing tool are you using?
I will look some more, really surprised neither of those got it, or caused issues, I assumed it would be one or the other (work, or cause some BIOS failure, guess we are lucky for now )
are you sure it’s flashing - yes Is BIOS reset when you enter it? - yes How are you flashing, windows or DOS - windows and if windows what flashing tool are you using? - InsydeFlash
I know 100% because after flashing the default settings are restored
Try reflashing all BIOS I sent you from DOS instead, and from now on always flash in DOS too. Thanks for all the info/confirmations there, I’m still looking around