UEFI Editor: an alternative to AMIBCP, designed to facilitate exposing hidden BIOS settings
https://boringboredom.github.io/UEFI-Editor/
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so this is like AMIBCP, but not amibcp? does it work only on a certain version/chipset?
Edit: okay instruction unclear where do i proceed?
I’m impressed, you managed to ignore the setupdata placeholder saying “BIN”, the tooltip showing to “Extract as body” AND the file picker accepting BIN files by default 
(last file should be a BIN, extracted as body)
You don’t have to rename any file, btw.
It should work with any Aptio V UEFI.
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oh sorry, i was using z68 bios file for a test XD
Unsuppression is supported now, too.
I’m not quite sure what you mean. You can click on the Forms on the left and/or click the dotted underlined references within Forms/Menu/Header/Search to navigate around.
Updated the README and expanded the Info column a bit (defaults and additional data).
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Hello everyone.
I’m on a topic.
I am wanting to correctly activate 4g decode + resizable bar.
Use the following bios (UEFI PATCH + rebarmod on 1gb OK):
Z17MOCF7.51B.bin.zip (7.9 MB)
I modified it with the guide, with the following 4 files:
Test.zip (1.1 MB)
I got the uefi file
mod.zip (79.0 KB)
Finally replace and the following bios was left.
At the time of the update. I stay this way
Z17MOCF7.51JMOD.zip (7.5 MB)
I think I did something wrong, but the reality is that the only thing I changed was 4G decode and CSM.
If someone could help me I would appreciate it.
In UEFIEditor there are 7 top-level references, but, obviously, in the actual BIOS UI of running computer there are only 5 of them available.
Will there be any updates in the future bringing the enhanced editing of AMITSE?
Also, does the list of pending improvements (if such exists) include the ability to add and remove items?
I don’t understand this post. I have no idea what you’re trying to do / what the problem is.
I haven’t been able to find proper documentation for this, so unless someone can point me in the right direction, it’s unlikely that section is going to change anytime soon.
He changed the default state of the 4G decoding setting and, after flashing the modded BIOS, the system refused to boot up. Then he thought that he did something wrong in UEFI Editor, but it turned out to be a bug of the board. The issue is not relevant anymore.
I only know about the way of adjusting the amount of top-level references. As well as how to change the order of them to be displayed.
I think this is not enough to begin coding of a new editor’s iteration including only one new feature.
Regarding the other part, I have not advanced in it much enough yet. I mean, I’m good at swapping options’ by changing their handles, but when it comes to shrinking / incr. the options list, I am facing a problem. The thing is that total options amount inside certain form is defined somewhere in the setup data tables.
I’m glad that interest in the tool development hasn’t faded so far. Will let you know if I manage to understand how the AMI setup enviroment works.