it means that i dont know much about bios modding so can you give me some tutorials regarding bios modding to make me a pro.
It's not that easy. I cannot point you to the tutorials which might help you since I don't know what you know about already. Actually anything is here at MDL you'd have to dig into the matter. Have a look what's here and read about anything you are interested about. It's a complex matter because the way to success is dependant on the OEM of the mainboard. You'd have to focus on a particular OEM first and get familiar. Nobody can test a mod made for another mainboard on their own if it's working or not before releasing the mod, hence experience is required. This is not achievable within a few weeks, though. The tools are well developed anyway using false settings might lead to a brick anyway. You should know the methods were firstly developed manually and later the tools to have the processes automated. MDL has started in the year 2007 with that....you can imagine to get the needed skills will take a lot of time. When using the tools without to know what they perform choosing the right settings is actually guesswork only. You have to find your own way. Depending on what you want to do first. When I started modifying I have studied my own BIOS at home and did own practical tests. Sometimes one has to deal with a brick so recovery is also something you should know about. If you are interested in SLIC'ing then you also should be familiar with the way licensing. If there would be an easy way I'd tell you, but there is none. But one thing is true. You have to be interested about the background what the tools are exactly doing and you need patience... Without understanding that it's not possible. And becoming a 'pro' takes more than weeks... I hope I could help you a bit with that post....I suggest getting interested in your own OEM UEFI first. I did that as well.
@ Simple07, simple fact is OEM:SLP i,e SLIC were offered official upgrage to windows 10 where as kms i,e corporate or volume versions were not eligible for the upgrade so SLIC method is most preferred.
So basically, people with SLIC have to first have Windows 7 or 8 installed, perform a Windows 10 upgrade to obtain digital certificate then they can format and install at will !! I guess there is no harm in having it implemented, unfortunately it did not work in our case.
windows 7 or windows 8.1 also look at https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...g-through-the-complete-upgrade-process.64770/ Closing discussion here this is bios mods.
The SLIC method does not work with Windows 8 client or later. There's no such method to activate Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 10 by SLIC method. The SLIC method is intend to activate the Windows 8 server (Windows Server 2012) or later only.