Hello! I have a repaired Acer Nitro 5 AN515-57-51RC that recently returned from Acer. Unfortunately, the serial number, SNID, and Device Idea aren't the same.
I'd like to edit the BIOS back to my original numbers. Mainly to access my paid Windows 10 Pro and Office Product keys. I've seen the Acer tools to edit the BIOS, but this laptop will not boot from a Rufus created FreeDOS USB drive. I entered the BIOS, set the password so I could disable fast boot, enable the boot menu, and a few other recommended settings. Still won't boot from the FreeDOS USB drive. I've attached screenshots from my BIOS. If I made a noticeable mistake, please inform me.
Would anyone assist me in creating a bootable FreeDOS USB drive, BIOS setting adjustments, and using the Acer DNI tools?
Would it be easier to simply provide the numbers and flash the BIOS from software? Or do the tools here require an EEPROM writer for it?
I'd prefer trying to correct the SNID, Serials, and Device IDs through software tools if possible.
Thanks to everyone reading this. If I violated the thread rules, and you can point a more appropriate thread, I'd appreciate it.
I'd like to edit the BIOS back to my original numbers. Mainly to access my paid Windows 10 Pro and Office Product keys. I've seen the Acer tools to edit the BIOS, but this laptop will not boot from a Rufus created FreeDOS USB drive. I entered the BIOS, set the password so I could disable fast boot, enable the boot menu, and a few other recommended settings. Still won't boot from the FreeDOS USB drive. I've attached screenshots from my BIOS. If I made a noticeable mistake, please inform me.
Would anyone assist me in creating a bootable FreeDOS USB drive, BIOS setting adjustments, and using the Acer DNI tools?
Would it be easier to simply provide the numbers and flash the BIOS from software? Or do the tools here require an EEPROM writer for it?
I'd prefer trying to correct the SNID, Serials, and Device IDs through software tools if possible.
Thanks to everyone reading this. If I violated the thread rules, and you can point a more appropriate thread, I'd appreciate it.
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