1. NoJuan999

    NoJuan999 Experienced SLIC Tool Operator

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    NoJuan999 Experienced SLIC Tool Operator

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    Just install a different OEM SLP Key and and re-Validate online.
    It should pass as genuine.
    But WAT has flagged many legit PC's as Non-Genuine (mostly Dell and HP PC's though).
     
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  5. Duby

    Duby MDL Novice

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    It was just the slp key that was used. Found OEM Asus Keyand it got me by the new wat update..Thanks again.:worthy:

    Yes the ASUS Crosshair III Bios Mod Works 100%..with the right key after WAT update..
     
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  8. netsendjoe

    netsendjoe MDL Novice

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    markoco : thanks for the information. also a special thanks to everyone running this forum and the people who contribute.

    i found out that the bios i had flashed the machine with did not have a valid HP SLIC 2.1 in it by using the slic toolkit.
    i got ahold of awdslictool and used the ISA method to add the SLIC to it myself, reflashed and it took.
    was kinda scared there for a minute, cause i never modded a bios before and awdslictool was a bit hard to understand and get it to compile the rom correctly.
     
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  10. junpit

    junpit MDL Novice

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    Hi

    I did that. I downloaded a clean copy of Windows 7 from the links in "Windows 7 Repository". After install I have created two modified bios files and flashed them successfully.

    SLIC Dump toolkit always comes up with" SLIC table not found" and RW-Everything crashes as soon as you select the "ACPI" information.

    Just to be sure I redownloaded Award Tool 1.34 from the links in this forum and the only unusual thing is that it comes up with an error when you select the clean unmodified bios. There error is something like "error 6 - arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow" or something similar. It runs OK afterwards though.

    I have posted this in the sticky too as I think andyp should know that there may be an issue.

    Here is my log file

    Version 1.34
    bDynamicForce - False
    iDynamicMethod - -1
    bASUSLock - False
    bSLICSize - True
    bManualAddress - False
    lManualAddress - 0
    bOEM7Force - False
    iOEM7Method - -1
    bSSV3Force - False
    iSSV3Method - -1
    bOnlySDT - False
    bCorrectDSDT - True
    bOEMIDOnly - True
    bIgnoreWarnings - False
    bBeforeUTS - False
    bCorrectWhole - True
    bPreserveWhole - False
    bCorrectModules - True
    bCorrectSB - True
    bUseLHA - False
    bRemoveMC - False
    bPreserveCPUID - False
    iCPUID - 0
    bAlterDSDT - False
    Original BIOS size 524288 bytes (512K)
    10000 Module 6A61BM4C.BIN (5000) Compressed size 79181 Original size 131072
    23576 Module awardext.rom (407F) Compressed size 32265 Original size 46640
    2B3A7 Module awardeyt.rom (400E) Compressed size 15816 Original size 25680
    2F197 Module _EN_CODE.BIN (4029) Compressed size 7720 Original size 16496
    30FE7 Module BGROUP.BIN (402A) Compressed size 480 Original size 34816
    311ED Module CR17NZ.ROM (4080) Compressed size 36696 Original size 56320
    3A16B Module LOGO.BMP (4000) Compressed size 7490 Original size 307980
    3BED1 Module NV2PXE.NIC (4086) Compressed size 30061 Original size 65536
    43464 Module 376.NIC (4087) Compressed size 30598 Original size 65536
    4AC0D Module Live2-1.BMP (4002) Compressed size 418 Original size 6060
    4ADD6 Module iSLIC.BIN (4045) Compressed size 374 Original size 374
    4AF71 Module ACPITBL.BIN (4003) Compressed size 6891 Original size 18506
    Padding pattern is 211
    Module 6A61BM4C.BIN has a padding checksum of FFh
    Module and decompression block checksum is valid (9 - Start 10000 Length 5FFFE)
    Extra checksum valid
    First byte (LSB) checksum is valid
    Second byte (MSB) checksum is valid
    BIOS image sums to 0
    SLIC module size is 374 bytes
    SLIC module checksum is 0
    OEM Activation 2.1 SLIC
    ISA Method
    There are no ISA modules
    ISA module (0) inserted successfully
    New BIOS written 524288 bytes
    Extra checksum valid
    Corrected BIOS written 524288 bytes
    10000 Module 6A61BM4C.BIN (5000) Compressed size 79181 Original size 131072
    23576 Module awardext.rom (407F) Compressed size 32265 Original size 46640
    2B3A7 Module awardeyt.rom (400E) Compressed size 15816 Original size 25680
    2F197 Module _EN_CODE.BIN (4029) Compressed size 7720 Original size 16496
    30FE7 Module BGROUP.BIN (402A) Compressed size 480 Original size 34816
    311ED Module CR17NZ.ROM (4080) Compressed size 36696 Original size 56320
    3A16B Module LOGO.BMP (4000) Compressed size 7490 Original size 307980
    3BED1 Module NV2PXE.NIC (4086) Compressed size 30061 Original size 65536
    43464 Module 376.NIC (4087) Compressed size 30598 Original size 65536
    4AC0D Module Live2-1.BMP (4002) Compressed size 418 Original size 6060
    4ADD6 Module iSLIC.BIN (4045) Compressed size 374 Original size 374
    4AF71 Module ACPITBL.BIN (4003) Compressed size 6891 Original size 18506
    4CA83 Module iSLIC.BIN (40A4) Compressed size 822 Original size 1024
    Padding pattern is 211
    Module 6A61BM4C.BIN has a padding checksum of FFh
    Module and decompression block checksum is valid (36 - Start 10000 Length 5FFFE)
    Extra checksum valid
    First byte (LSB) checksum is valid
    Second byte (MSB) checksum is valid
    BIOS image sums to 0
    SLIC performed successfully. BIOS file is D:\DESKTOP\BIOSTOOL\W6570NMS_SLIC.780