[Request] Unlocked MSI A15 Thin AI B8VF BIOS

I’m looking for an unlocked BIOS for my MSI A15 Thin AI B8VF laptop. Here are my system details:

  • Model: MSI a15 Thin ai b8vf*crocode Patch Level: A705206
  • BIOS version: E16RKAMS.30D
  • BIOS date: 2025-06-27
  • CPU:Ryzen 9 8945HS w/ Radeon 780M Graphics
  • RAM: 64GB Corsair Vengeance RAM 5600Mhz
  • ** GPU: RTX 4060

I’d love to unlock the following features, if possible:

  • XMP profile support and full memory timing control
  • Advanced CPU options (undervolting, power limits, Speed Shift, Turbo Ratio control)
  • Custom fan curve or fan table controls
  • Access to hidden boot/UEFI/CSM settings
  • NVMe and storage-related configuration options
  • iGPU settings, including enable/disable toggle
  • Secure Boot, TPM toggle, and related security features
  • Any other unlocked menus or advanced tuning tools
  • Any hidden Menus or items
  • Unlock where it wont let me boot if i modify certain things
  • *Also unlock the RAM Cap if possible

The laptop is out of warranty, and I fully understand the risks of flashing a modified BIOS. I’m happy to provide a BIOS dump or more system info if needed.

Thanks so much for your time and assistance!
Ajax

EDIT Been playing with the tools you guys have post here in the guides and this is far as i got. I modified file where it i Unlocks all hidden menus and options, removes all trap logic that will hard block you from starting your laptop if you modify certain settings that are flagged and you are forced to hard reset your bios doing the recovery sequence keys and all. NVRAM lock disabled, fTPM/TPM state check bypassed, rollback trigger prevention, Flash write protection & BIOS update restrictions removed, SMM write lock logic removed. I just cant get it to flash through MSI USB formatted to fag32 matehood to flash it which is my ultimate goal to be able to do it that way or something close. Here the file Bios File (1st try)
Second try still cant do usb flash through bios regular method


Edit by Fernando: Thread title specified

[RELEASE] MSI A15 Thin AI B8VF Modded BIOS - Recovery Flash Bundle

**MSI ISO CREATOR

Text This is for if you want to make your own mods and then make your own flashable .iso to flash it.
**Modded :wrench: BIOS: E16RKAMS.30D
**MSI_FLASH_ISO

:white_check_mark: MODIFICATIONS:

  • :white_check_mark: All hidden BIOS menus/options unlocked
  • :white_check_mark: NVRAM lock disabled
  • :white_check_mark: fTPM/TPM state check bypassed
  • :white_check_mark: BIOS update/rollback restrictions removed
  • :white_check_mark: Flash write protection bypassed
  • :white_check_mark: SMM write lock logic removed
  • :white_check_mark: Trap logic removed to prevent boot lockout from flagged settings

:warning: Known Issue

:x: Native USB Recovery Flash Method not working currently
Rejection due to:

  • File size mismatch (removed modules)
  • Possibly invalid BIOS header

:arrows_counterclockwise: Goal:

Restore USB flash support (E16RKAMS.30D via FAT32 USB) or use alternative flashing methods.


:floppy_disk: Flashing via AFUEFI (Step-by-Step)

This method uses AMI’s AFUEFI tool under UEFI Shell.
Recommended for advanced users.

:white_check_mark: What You Need:

  • AfuEfix64.efi (included)
  • The modded BIOS file (e.g., E16RKAMS_PATCHED.30D)
  • A USB stick formatted to FAT32
  • Optional: Shellx64.efi if launching directly from boot

:wrench: Steps:###

:warning: Recovery Flashing is Required
MSI BIOS security blocks direct flashing to bios. Must select the recovery flag. Use the following steps:

Recovery Flash Instructions:

  1. Write ISO to USB (use Rufus, FAT32, GPT, no UEFI validation)
  2. Insert USB into USB drive and restart
  3. Press DEL key while splash screen pops up to enter bios
  4. Once you enter the bios go to the Advanced menu and press Co-Piolit+Fn+Right Shift+Left Alt+F2 to enable the hidden bios menu
  5. Enable Allow Bios Downgrade Option
  6. Then go down to AMD fTPM configuration and Disable that
  7. Return to the Advanced menu and go down to AMD CBS from there go down to NBIO common Options go to PSPP Policy and Disable it
  8. Now go down to FCH Common Options from there go down to SPI Configuration Options and disable both HID and HID2
  9. Return to AMD CBS menu and go down to SOC Miscellaneous Control now select Customized for Microsoft Security Levels, select disable these following options Secure-core Auto-enablement, Trusted Platform Module, Pluton Security Processor, DRTM Support, SMM Isolation Support.
  10. Now go down to Pluton Options and select Disable for both options in that menu
  11. Now go back one menu to SOC Misc. Control and go to Firmware Anti-rollback (FAR) and select Disable
  12. Now go back to the SOC Misc. Control menu and go to Intrusion Detection menu and set to 0
  13. Go back one menu to SOC Misc. Control and go down to ABL Console Out Control and disable it
  14. Go down to PSP RSPM Switch and also disable that
  15. Now go to the right to the Boot menu and go to Quiet boot and disable it
  16. Also go down and disable Fastboot
  17. Make sure Boot mode select is set to UEFI
  18. Now go down to Boot options and select your USB Drive`you flashed and select it from the menu
  19. Now go to the right menu to Security go down to Trusted computing and disable it both times it appears on there
  20. Now go down to Secure boot and disable it and set Secure boot mode to Custom
  21. Now go to the Save and exit menu and select Save changes and exit
    22.Now you should potentially boot into the UEFI Shell
  22. Flash should auto-initiate via startup.nsh
  23. When you enter the UEFI Shell type the command map -r locate the device ID for your USB
  24. Once you identified your USB drive type fsX: (Where X=what ever number your USB drive is
  25. Now your USB drives file system will be the selected one thats active, so type AFUEFIx64.efi E16RKAMS.30D /p /b /n /x /RECOVERY
  26. Now it will go through the native flashing method via Recovery and reboot. Now remove the USB and boot into windows

:bulb: Tip: Use map -r in shell if paths don’t map to fs0:

:white_check_mark: Flash successful? You now have an unlocked BIOS!

Use at your own risk — backup original and ensure recovery access.

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