Thanks ippy, I was able to enter the BIOS setup just fine. So I don't need to reprogram the bootblock or nvram? Just curious as to why those commands are sometimes used to flash. I read that the boot block is the emergency part that allows a bad flash to hopefully recover, but why would anyone want to mess with that? I am also confused as to the checksum issue/error I received, is that normal after a flash? So now that I have 2.1 SLIC, you can mark your mod as successful & tested
Some BIOS's may require that the boot block/nvram be programmed but if it worked with out it for you then celebrate your new Win7 Activation. As far as the checksum error I have run into that a few times and simply needed to clear CMOS and load defaults. I have seen this with modded and unmodded bios's so don't stress over it to much.
Hi, thanks for the modded BIOS, however - it didn't work. I made a bootable USB stick with the necessary files and after booting I got this message: Obviously, the utility noticed a change in the file. Is it possible to fix it by adding/removing some switches in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file (following quotation)?