Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
Thank you very much for sharing. Can I use this guide for other brand like Acer, etc? Most likely in updating the damage bios with the one from support site.
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Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
Alaborbe you use this method to make ec and main bios rom or Clean me Region ????
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Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
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Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
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Nice...
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Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
thanks a lot, helpful and useful you are our hero
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Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
Donald, good job, thanks for the good explanation.Leave a comment:
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Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
One of the best post i have seen well done and keep up the good workLeave a comment:
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Re: [TUTORIAL] fix asus bios winh bios from asus web support
ok, thanks for feedback, i will try to make some more... maybe next is .fd format... :/Leave a comment:
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ala borbe, many many thanks. Very nicely explained. Certainly going to help all of us.
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many, many thanks.... good job (sorry for my english)..
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[TUTORIAL] fix asus bios with bios from asus web support
138yes0%138no0%0here is quick tutoril working on most of asus boards with intel cpu
tools:
1. uefi tool
2. original non working dump
3. update file from asus site
4. little comon sense
first, uefi bios contains from few things but oll you need to know is this
name files as i do not to get confused, later on when you do this few times you can do how ever you like
1. first take look at bios:
2. extract main part of bios and save as BIOS_region.rgn
3. extract main from web update and save as UEFI_image.rom
4. replace in bios we try to fix.bin a part from web update we extracted before this UEFI_image.rom
and save file
note that in order for this to work main part called BIOS_region.rgn and extracted from web update called UEFI_image.rom needs to be SAME SIZE!!!! or it will not work
this method sometimes looses bios key only cos update bios does not contain cers and keys for that
i dont say its working for all boards, but it worked for me for many many times
i take no resposibility if it does not work for you or if something explodes
i dont own or crate this tools and bios, thos credits goes to autors of tools
hope it helps someone
i only wish thios could somehow remain on badcaps only but since tools are opensource...
good luck and start fixing now
pls wote if you find this usefullAttached Files -
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ASUS ROG Ally X - (Handheld Gaming PC)
Model No: RC72LA
Serial No: SBNVKD001014459
Hi all, I've spent the past week digging through the forums and guides to try correct my foolish mistake of changing hidden settings while tinkering around, and to be honest my heads overloaded so I'm hoping you'll be able to help.
I used a tool called 'Smokeless-UMAF' to access usually hidden settings in the bios. I tweaked one or two 'safe' things but made the mistake of tweaking a lot of settings under 'USB/Thunderbolt Configurations' when I didn't know what they did. For... -
I had 3 people contact me in a week because Windows suddenly didn't boot:
As you can see, all 3 are ASUS computers, but I believe the common factor is the BIOS being American Megatrends (AMIBIOS/APTIO).
The first two recovered just fine after a restart, but the third one didn't and was brought to me. The model is F541UV (X541UV).
Setup allows to add a boot option manually and the operating system boots just fine from both bootx64.efi and bootmgr.efi. However, there is no way whatsoever to save the option(s): upon a reboot the machine goes straight... -
helle
in have asus desktop
model : D700MD-5124000950
CPU i5 12400
I wanted to upgrade the processor i7 13700
when I change the processor show black screen and fan spinning fast
i ask asus technical support
the answer : include microcode in the latest update bios
he give me file 1 update bios
2 microcode
2 fils in tha attachments please help me
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