How to Use New Phoenix Bios Mod Tool to Modify Phoenix/Dell/Insyde/EFI Bios Files

The tutorial worked like a charm for a HP dv7-2160us. I had to generate a rw report, and it flashed just fine.

THANKS!

later,
dabone

 

I have an Acer InsydeH2O bios I've opened up with the tool, and all the modules displayed properly. However, I'm confused about how to disable AMD Cool N Quiet in the BIOS (or at least to show the Advanced menu so it can be changed). What do I need to change in order to do this?

 

is it possibly to disable computer trace for Dell with moding the BIOS?
if yes where i can find this option on the BIOS?

thank you

 

Hi i have an HP Pavillion dv6 6154tx. I cant edit the bios.

The bios in an insyde. Its file is in BIN format. I can't seem to read it to edit it.

Thanks..

 

Anyone care to reply eh??
Common guys...

 

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hello all

I just wanted to ask you one question, this tool is able to open a menu that hide or otherwise advance tab????

 

why no one has answered this question?????

 

Hi,

since Asus structure changed from .ROM to .CAP for Windows 8 full-functionality (Rampage IV Extreme) it is not possible to flash the biosfile with asusupdate or from within the bios. it always fails with securitytest failed. is it a known problem or is there a sulution for it?

 

You are awesome dude..... Thank you for this great tutorial, I was able to Mod a Phoenix Bios A07 for an old Dell Inspiron 1150 which i upgraded with a faster Pentium 4 3.4 Ghz but this one was running only to half speed due to the inability to control Bios... Thanks again

 

Dell Efi BIOS -- Vostro 1540

I'm not able to modify it with PhoenixTool 2.11 because it gives Error 6 - Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow
I've tried it on Win7 64bit and WinXP 32bit

I can't even share the link to original bios and rw report due to forum rules of 20 min post for that

 

Hello,I use Dell N4030 ,I modified by bios N4030A07.EXE,but got an error like 'Error 6-'.

 

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Hello,

Can you tell me if it is possible. I have an Alienware m17xr2 with phoenix secure bios. There is a performance option in bios for CPU frequency settings. At the moment the max it can be set to is 5% in increments of 1%. is it possible to adjust this to 40% in increments of 8%.

There is a crisis recovery method in case of bad flash.


Best Regards Ant

 

How *.bin to *.fd ???

I have mod a bios of a Sony Vaio with the "Phoenix Bios Mod Tool 2.14", now I have a "R0160D6_SLIC.bin". On Windows and on DOS can't flash tis bios (invalid image).

Can I rename the "R0160D6_SLIC.bin" to "Z40X64.fd" and but to the USB-flashdrive and flash this with emergency methode (for Sony like Acer, Fn+Esc)?

 

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I'm not able to modify it with PhoenixTool 2.14 because it gives Error 6 - Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow
I've tried it on Win7 and Win8

 

i tried to update my bios and failed..
now it tells me "me FW update failed pls try again"
i tried to do a bios recoveovery by holding windows key and B botton .
the leds flashed for about 10 seconds then it restarted and displayed that it has updated succesfully and also displayed code 500 success.
now if i start my system it displays the same message,"me FW update failed pls try again" but powers off abruptly 15-20 mins leta..
tried hp assistant but was told to replace the the board and i know this is not tru...
plzz i am a new user and an amerture as a stsp by step guide would be helpful...
thanks..
have also downloaded and updated the most corrent bios out for it "F23" which didnt work ​