@HEADLESS - Great to hear all is now working properly! You’re welcome!
Yes, as Plutomanic mentioned above, I simply ran your dumped BIOS through his linked guide, replacing your old ME FW with new latest version FW and transferred your original ME FW settings.
That could be done with same version old FW too, if you wanted, but I suspected you’d probably want the latest version so I updated it for you while I was there.
@Lost_N_BIOS
Excuse me, can re upload fixed dump? (tinyupload is down)
I worked with 25q64 at 3.3v before know it was 1.8v and now dont power on :S
@Lost_N_BIOS
Excuse me, can re upload fixed dump? (tinyupload is down)
I worked with 25q64 at 3.3v before know it was 1.8v and now dont power on :S
This is the file @Lost_N_BIOS sent me
https://easyupload.io/xtob3h
I flashed the bios and the same. i Discard now the bios chips.
Its obiusly i damaged something in motherboard for the 3.3v ( 5v at datalines)
Thanks you @HEADLESS @Lost_N_BIOS
Hello, I know I am very very late, but does anybody still have the fixed dump? All the links are down. Thank you!
Damm…what time is it there? Did you miss the train or bus?
Get your hands dirty and start working..
[Guide] Clean Dumped Intel ME/TXE Regions with Data Initialization - Special Topics / Intel Management Engine - Win-Raid Forum
here is the file uploaded 7 years ago. We kept it for you @Poto