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Insyde H2OUVE (UEFI Variable Editor) v200.01.00.08 for Windows (x86/x64)

Code:

Insyde H2OUVE (UEFI Variable Editor) Version 200.01.00.08
Copyright (c) 2012 - 2020, Insyde Software Corp. All Rights Reserved.

Description:
A tool to manage settings, variables, strings, and multi-configurations
for BIOS Setup Utility.

H2OUVE-W.exe Options:

Global...
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-a                      Auto Reboot.

Common...
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-? -h                   Show help message
-fea                    Report BIOS supported functionalities.
-uvebf <Enabled|Disabled>
                        Enable/Disable H2OUVE functions in BIOS for
                        subsequent boot.
-r  <File>              Dump the BIOS ROM regions (e.g. Variables, Settings,
                        Strings, etc.) to raw file.
           
Setup Editor...
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-l                      Load default/original settings for BIOS setup utility.
                        i.e. delete setup and associated variables in BIOS (
                        data section). Same as "Load Default" option under
                        BIOS Setup Utility.
-c                      Load custom settings for BIOS setup utility.
                        i.e. restore setup variables in BIOS (data section).
                        Same as "Load Customize Default" option under BIOS
                        Setup Utility.
-sc [File]              Save setup settings to custom for BIOS setup utility.
                        i.e. save setup to custom variables in BIOS.
                        Same as "Save Customize Default" option under BIOS
                         Setup Utility.
-gs <File> [-all] [-pw <Password>] [-txt|-csv]
                        Generate setup utility current setting to file.
                        (-pw: It's necessary if password existing)
                        (-all: optional, include suppress and grayout setting)
-ss <File> [-pw <Password>] [-all] [-y]
                        Modify setup utility settings from a configuration
                        file. The configuration files shouldn't contain any
                        suppressed options. Adding -all to handle the file
                        generated by -gs <file> -all, and adding -y can ignore the
                        checking message.
                        (-pw: It's necessary if password existing)
-gd <File> [-i <BiosImageFile>] [-skuid <SkuId>] [-txt|-csv]
                        Dump default setup utility settings (optionally from
                        specified Bios Image File) to a configuration file.
                        (-skuid: default is 0x0)
-sd <File> -i <BiosImageFile>
                        Read saved default configuration file and update
                        setup utility default settings in specified Bios
                        File.
-ms [-h] -fi <Field> -op <Option> [-pw <Password>] [-i <BiosImageFile>
    -skuid <SkuId>]
                        Modify a setup utility setting by field name, and
                        field options.
                        '-h' to show more information.
                        (-skuid: default is 0x0)
                        (-pw: It's necessary if password existing)
-dpw -admin <Password> [-user <Password>] -i <BiosImageFile>
                        Set default password.
-d40 <-g [File] | -s <File> | -m <Name> <Value> | -l | -c | -b | -t>
    Modify current SCU settings, additional options:
    -g [File] [-pw <Password>]
                          Same as -gs option, but dump to name-value paired
                          file.(-pw: It's necessary if password existing)
    -s <File> [-pw <Password>]
                          Same as -ss option, but with name-value paired file
                          content.(-pw: It's necessary if password existing)
    -m [-h] <Name> <Value> [-m <Name> <Value>]...
                          Modify a setup utility setting by name and value.
                          '-h' to show more infotmation
    -l                    List all item names.
    -c                    Change current settings to default value.
    -b [File]             Same as -gs option, but dump boot device list to
                          name-value paired file
    -t [File]             Same as -gs option, but dump boot type list to
                          name-value paired file
-cdi [File] [-n <Name>] [-i <ImageFile>]
                        Report duplicate items and their locations in BIOS
                        Setup Utility.
-gstr <File> <-s|-b> -i <ImageFile>
                        Dump configuration and browser strings to
                        string-formatted file from Bios image file
-sstr <File> <-s|-b> -i <ImageFile> [-out <ImageFile>]
                        Modify setup configuration or setup browser strings
                        from specified string-formatted file to Bios Image File.
-gbd <File>             Dump current boot device setting to boot-device file.
-sbd <File>             Modify current boot device from specified boot-device
                        file.
-gbt <File> [-i <BiosImageFile>]
                        Dump current boot type setting to boot-type file.
-sbt <File> [-i <BiosImageFile>] [-out <ImageFile>]
                        Modify current boot type from specified boot-type file.
-bfirst [name][-t][-i <DeviceIndex>]
                        Make device to first boot.
     
Variable Editor...
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-gv <File> [-i <BiosImageFile>] [-uve] [-n <NAME>] [-g <GUID>]
                        Dump variable information to a variable record file.
-sv <File> [-i <BiosImageFile>] [-out <ImageFile>]
                        Update variables from specified variable record file.
-rd [-vn "<VarName>"] [-vg <GUID>]
                        Read a variable by name or GUID.
-wt [-vn "<VarName>"] [-vg <GUID>] [-attr <Attribute>]
    <-by|-wd|-dw|-qw|-blk|-astr|-ustr> "<VarData>"
                        Write a variable by name or GUID.(If doesn't specify
                        Attribute, default is 0x7(NV|BS|RT))
                        by: byte, wd: word, dw: dword, qw: qword,
                        blk: block data(01h 02h ...), astr: ascii string,
                        ustr: unicode string
-re [-vn "<VarName>"] [-vg <GUID>]
                        Remove a variable by name or GUID.
-gvd <File> [-i <BiosImageFile>]
                        List the information of UEFI variable default to file.
-gsk [-i <BiosImageFile>]
                        Generate secure key info.
-csk <KeyFile.cer> [-og <OwnerGuid>] [-i <BiosImageFile>]
                        Verify that the entered key is already present.
                        (Default Guid is 77fa9abd-0359-4d32-bd60-28f4e78f784b)
-cvl <File | -vn <Name> -vg <GUID>>
                        Check variables are locked by input a varaible
                        name-guid file or by input a specified name-guid.
       
ITB Feature...
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-dbos                   Display Boot Order Sequence.
-cnvs                   Clean NV Spare data.
-cvhc                   Check Variable Header Continuity.
-vorv [-count N]        Variable store Out of Region Verification.
-cvur [-count N]        Check Variable Usage sitiation by Reboot.
-cvus [-count N] [-w SECOND]  Check Variable Usage sitiation by Shutdown.
-cvrd [-count N] [-th]  Check Variable Reclamation on DXE.
-cvrs [-count N]        Check Variable Reclamation on SMM.
-cvrb [-count N]        Check Variable Reclamation while has Dirty Byte.
-cvsf [-count N] [-bc]  Check Variable fill Setting (fill 0xFF).
-cvs0 [-count N] [-bc]  Check Variable fill Setting (fill 0x00).
-cvsr [-count N] [-bc]  Check Variable fill Setting (fill random value).
-cvax [-count N]        Check Variable automatic test.
-cvsd                   Check Variable is existing while change variable State
                        to DELETE_TRANSITION in SMM Variable Service.
-cbov                   Check BootOrder Variable device number by add and
                        remove.
-sipi                   Send IPI.

Examples...
1. Modify normal settings:
    -m boot_mode bios
    The "boot_mode" must exist in the file dumped by -d40 -g.

2. Modify password:
    -m set_supervisor_password "OldPassword|NewPassword"
    The "set_supervisor_password" must exist in the file dumped by -d40 -g.

3. Modify boot device:
    -m boot_device_1 hdd0:_usb_storage1 -m boot_device_2 hdd1:_usb_storage2
    Modify single "boot_device_x" won't work.

4. Modify boot type:
    -m boot_type_1 network -m boot_type_2 usb_storage
    Modify single "boot_type_x" and any same boot type exists won't work.

Please note: every string separated by SPACE is a single element.

1. Modify normal settings:
    -ms -fi "Boot Mode" -op "BIOS"
    The -op "Boot Mode" must exist in the file dumped by -gs.

2. Modify password:
    -ms -fi "Set Supervisor Password" -op "OldPaaword" "NewPassword"
    The -op "Set Supervisor Password" must exist in the file dumped by -gs.

3. Modify boot device:
    -ms -fi "Boot Order" -op "00000 00002 00ffa"
    The -op "Boot Order" must exist in the file dumped by -gbd.

4. Modify boot type:
    -ms -fi "Boot Type Order" -op "Hard Disk,CD/DVD ROM,Network,USB Storage,RAID"
    The -op "Boot Type Order" must exist in the file dumped by -gbt.

5. Modify date settings:
    -ms -fi "Data" -op "2017/12/31"
    The -op "Data" must exist in the file dumped by -gs.

6. Modify time settings:
    -ms -fi "Time" -op "23:59:59"
    The -op "Time" must exist in the file dumped by -gs.

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Hi, could you please send me the Insyde H2OUVE tool please?

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