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Originally posted by lordmuken View Posti tried this bios, its working to this logic board, but can someone please change the Serial number, clean me, etc for 2017?
FVFDGP1YJ1WK
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RULES UPDATE for BIOS requests/offers AVOID BANNING, READ BEFORE POSTING
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You MUST:- Provide the full machine model number, serial number (or Service tag, SNID) and the board model number (see https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=88758 ) ,The serial number, make, full model number, motherboard model and revision (except QR codes) must be written/typed at your request as per the rules. Not as a picture, part of the file name and so on.
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Originally posted by Aadi Awan View Posti need help to unlock my macbook air modal no. A1466 EMC 3178.
Serial . FVFV5875J1WL .
this is original bios file is lock.😐Attached FilesDue to a lack of donations, server free space at a critical level, and possible closure of Bios Requests all donations are welcome, click:
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I need help unlock bios Pass. I try some file above then my mac just not detect my SSD anymore.
Serial C1MTN6NSJ1WK A1466 (2017) EMC 3178
820-00165-A motherboard,
Many thanks
EDIT: I just have clear it =)). Much more simple that I had think
Attached FilesLast edited by slayer_kute; 03-31-2024, 09:11 PM.
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Originally posted by slayer_kute View PostI need help unlock bios Pass. I try some file above then my mac just not detect my SSD anymore.
Serial C1MTN6NSJ1WK A1466 (2017) EMC 3178
820-00165-A motherboard,
Many thanks
EDIT: I just have clear it =)). Much more simple that I had thinkAttached FilesDue to a lack of donations, server free space at a critical level, and possible closure of Bios Requests all donations are welcome, click:
>>>>> https://www.badcaps.net/index.php?pageid=donate1 <<<<<
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Originally posted by slayer_kute View Post
Thank you but I clear it myself and return the Macbook. So I don't know if this file OK or not
But thank you for your reply any wayDue to a lack of donations, server free space at a critical level, and possible closure of Bios Requests all donations are welcome, click:
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Hello everybody: I have a problem in the bench with an A1466. It takes a lot of time since you push the PWR until the chime sounds. After that, the machine runs perfectly. But it takes 20...30 secs to gimme the chime sound. I thought maybe it will be a problem in the BIOS (corrupted?). This machine is an A1466 EMC3178 (it has Big Sur, so maybe the firmware was updated in the process of Big Sur installation, because the original EMC was EMC2678). I'll go to update here the bin file which is (suposedly) giving me this error, so I beg your help. TIA for your always invaluable help.
The machine data is:
MacBook Air A1466 SN is: FVHYHWZAJ1WK.You can also read in the back cover EMC3178. The MoBo is 820-00165-A.
It must be the latest batch, because it has Big Sur installed without tricks. It has 8Gb RAM, and only 120Gb SSD (I'm going to change it, amongst other things, like the startup delay problem...annoying!).
EDIT: This happens even without internal SSD. Even when you reset NVRAM; the time between chimes is veeeery looong. The curious thing is that, once started, the machine works like a charm (well...with Big Sur...I don't like it, but it works normally). I was thinking about the SMC reset signal, which can be "delayed" by any reason. But all signals in the scope appears well, compared to an older, working normally board (older, of course).Attached Files
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Originally posted by fichamba View PostHello everybody: I have a problem in the bench with an A1466. It takes a lot of time since you push the PWR until the chime sounds. After that, the machine runs perfectly. But it takes 20...30 secs to gimme the chime sound. I thought maybe it will be a problem in the BIOS (corrupted?). This machine is an A1466 EMC3178 (it has Big Sur, so maybe the firmware was updated in the process of Big Sur installation, because the original EMC was EMC2678). I'll go to update here the bin file which is (suposedly) giving me this error, so I beg your help. TIA for your always invaluable help.
The machine data is:
MacBook Air A1466 SN is: FVHYHWZAJ1WK.You can also read in the back cover EMC3178. The MoBo is 820-00165-A.
It must be the latest batch, because it has Big Sur installed without tricks. It has 8Gb RAM, and only 120Gb SSD (I'm going to change it, amongst other things, like the startup delay problem...annoying!).
EDIT: This happens even without internal SSD. Even when you reset NVRAM; the time between chimes is veeeery looong. The curious thing is that, once started, the machine works like a charm (well...with Big Sur...I don't like it, but it works normally). I was thinking about the SMC reset signal, which can be "delayed" by any reason. But all signals in the scope appears well, compared to an older, working normally board (older, of course).Attached Files
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Dear friends., Working on MacBook Air A1466. All works fine. I restored the MacBook to macOS Monterey. Upon setup I just noticed that this is locked to a school & request me to restore to school data. I re-build the BIOS Bin files & again it is asking for the school account. Isn't this info stored on the EEPROM or somewhere else. Have I done something wrong or it going with the Serial # written onto the BIOS. Can someone kindly check what wrong am I doing as the school info is not erasing. Thanks in advance. MacBoook Air A1466 Serial # FVFWMZNBJ1WK EMC 3178 Logic Board # 820-00165-AAttached Files
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Originally posted by mferna14 View PostDear friends., Working on MacBook Air A1466. All works fine. I restored the MacBook to macOS Monterey. Upon setup I just noticed that this is locked to a school & request me to restore to school data. I re-build the BIOS Bin files & again it is asking for the school account. Isn't this info stored on the EEPROM or somewhere else. Have I done something wrong or it going with the Serial # written onto the BIOS. Can someone kindly check what wrong am I doing as the school info is not erasing. Thanks in advance. MacBoook Air A1466 Serial # FVFWMZNBJ1WK EMC 3178 Logic Board # 820-00165-A
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Hi, I follow the tutorial of Piernov channel () and i can get de de meregionupdatevolume on the file .fd with de program UEFItool. , I need clear the ME region of this macbook, mother 820-00165-a
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- In firmwares for systems from 2015 and later, you'll see "ME Region" at the top level of the hierarchy displayed upon loading the file. Right click on "ME Region", select "Extract As Is", and save that file with a .rgn extension --> REPOSITORY.RGN
I thing this is the ME region XD (https://logi.wiki/index.php/Clean_EFI_ME_Region) I see on this link. I will trying again.
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Originally posted by xloomx View Post- In firmwares for systems from 2015 and later, you'll see "ME Region" at the top level of the hierarchy displayed upon loading the file. Right click on "ME Region", select "Extract As Is", and save that file with a .rgn extension --> REPOSITORY.RGN
I thing this is the ME region XD (https://logi.wiki/index.php/Clean_EFI_ME_Region) I see on this link. I will trying again.Due to a lack of donations, server free space at a critical level, and possible closure of Bios Requests all donations are welcome, click:
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Every donation made will go towards server fees and maintenance costs.
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