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Re: ME Firmware Cleaning Guide
Here is the archive with bunch of CSME System Tools v16.1 r0
Flash Programming Tool
FWUpdate
Manifest Extension Utility
MEInfo
MEManuf
Modular Flash Image ToolComment
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Re: ME Firmware Cleaning Guide
Hey, where can i upload this file? This TXE firmware is not in the databaseAttached FilesComment
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Re: ME Firmware Cleaning Guide
I have a question. I fix Dell Inspiron 15 5510 , then clear me bios. but ssd not show in bios setup. Can you teach me to fix it?Comment
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hi everyone i try to find a REGION ME CS ME 13.50.22.1735 (RGN STOCK)
if someone has this region RGN STOCK, could you upload it and share it
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you can take ME firmwares from
https://mega.nz/folder/2Q0klQpA#6o04nlV_4xqfx76tjvgi4g----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.badcaps.net/donate/
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thanks so much broLast edited by leo037_2023; 11-26-2023, 05:49 PM.
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@volinakis hi bro please im again i need this region CLEAN RGN STOCK production= PMC= JSP_135.3.00.1036_N_A_PRD,bin
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@volinakis thanks bro for REGIONS ME . its work and i try to hide a specific GUID from a binary .bin
The idea would be to hide the splash logo and not see it with the "change logo" or with the "phoenix tool" or with the "uefitool".
its possible bro?Attached FilesComment
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How to fix this error cseplugin CLEAR Failed ???????????????????????????
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Original problem was slow start and 5 slow flashes of caps lock. Resetting to defaults resulted in not being able to get back to BIOS screens, requiring a reflash of the chip.
I loaded EC and BIOS from a donor board, updated BIOS via network. System was working (did not brick after loading defaults) but still had slow start. Identified ME as likely culprit in slow boot and 5 flash symptom.
I loaded bios file into Intel FIT (version 14.06) and changed Intel ME Binary File parameter to point to the ME RGN file and built a new image. I then burned that outimage.bin file back. 5 flashes is gone, but so is the disk controller. I've done all resets and it will not show up. I don't see where what I did is really any different than the process outlined in the ME Firmware Cleaning Guide, except for the Create Intermediate Files option. So, not sure what happened here. Any possibility of recovery?
I'd like to know what I did wrong here, rather than just upload files and have someone fix it. I can of course upload any files required for analysis.
Appreciate any assistance. Assuming I can get this resolved, I will still be left with a 'HP Endpoint Security Controller Problem', but one thing at a time. Thanks in advance.
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Post your bios + EC backups in a related thread for fixing,describe the issue and post your laptop serial number.
RULES UPDATE for BIOS requests/offers AVOID BANNING, READ BEFORE POSTING
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...before-posting
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也谢谢兄弟 .Thank you too brotherComment
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I've cleaned my ME as described and I am wondering if I did it right.
Before cleaning: ME Analyzer shows Chipset as SPT-H D
After cleaning KBP/BSF/GCF-H A SPT-H D
Is that an expected output or did I screw something up?
TLDR:
Replaced HP ZBook 17 G3 motherboard (new), added SN/Model/Board/Build/Featurebyte, locked MPM and ended up with "Warning...not in commited state". I believe I forgot to make some ME settings.
Upgraded BIOS and ME firmware to latest version. Then I dumped the BIOS with a programmer and cleaned ME using firmware ME_11.8_Corporate_D0_H_Production.bin. Warning message is gone, laptop runs fine. How do I check if everything REALLY is fine?! 😅
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help please to build ME missing (N/A)
Industrial M/B sb630Comment
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If you have to clean the ME firmware on **some microsoft surface models the touchscreen can stop working.
** Some models do not need this fix.
*You should install the latest updates from microsoft,including the driver packs before assuming there is a hardware problem.* - See Post #2
EDIT: If nothing else works try this fix - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...8&postcount=40
Always check a working dump from the same model using FIT.If the working dump default setting for "Integrated Sensor Hub Supported" is set to "NO"... -
i know a tool https://github.com/MuertoGB/MacEfiToolkit is capable of SN change and Clean ME but not updating EFI Version of the BIN file. is there a guide or a BIOS structure to update the firmware??...03-06-2024, 01:34 AM -
Hello to everyone ,
This is my first post here, and i would like to share with you a small story in case you can help me.
Docker Type-C Gen 2 - Model 40AS. Was given to me by a friend for free ,but with the problem that you cannot use the video output ports.
All ports work , USB , Ethernet, Type C ... but HDMI + Display Port don't work
I searched on reddit and google for problem similar to that, and a LOT of people had fixed this problem by updating the firmware. So i tried , i searched and found 1.1.13 utility and 1.1.20 utility that can help...02-10-2024, 02:07 PM -
Hi guys.
I've got a Ubiquiti US-8-150W POE switch which has issues with updating the firmware.
Turned out to be a bad EEPROM chip. It would read the firmware and work as normal, but failed to write new firmware to it.
So I took off the chip and read on EEPROM and saved it. Wrote to old chip and failed to write
Got New chip and writes good.
THE PROBLEM...
It fails to fully load the firmware, POE lights fail to work during g firmware test during load. I'm suspecting bad EEPROM Read.
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Hello,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to share a recent experience I had with a laptop that had a Type-C Port issue, specifically related to a PD (Power Delivery) controller problem. After replacing the damaged PD controller chip with a new one I purchased from AliExpress, the laptop now charges properly and negotiates power as expected, allowing the device to power up. I've replaced this chip twice just in case.
However, it seems that the laptop's BIOS is detecting an older version of the PD Firmware on the newly installed chip. As a result, it attempts...
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