Hi guys! I try to add SLIC in my B550 Aorus Pro V2 bios with Phoenixtool v 2.73 After start with "module" method I got error "Insufficient space to manipulate modules" Neither "dynamic" nor "code" methods non working too. "No complete SLIC found" warning for "dynamic" and "Unable to add SLIC code" for "code". I tried with 3 different latest versions of BIOS (F15c|F15a|F14), but without success. Same errors|warnings. Any advice? Other tools, advanced settings, e.t.c.?
Your bios has no (dummy-) slic table, so "Dynamic" can't work; it will only update existing table(s). Only way is "Module", adding OA2-module and pubkey and marker. The bios has not enough empty room in 2 images, a manual mod could perhaps solve it. But why Windows 7 for such a new mobo? It is not fully compatible and for upgrading to 10 or 11 better methods exist.
[offtopic] What other modern methods exists? I'm ancient mammoth and really don`t know it. I always use modded bios to one time load Win7 and upgrade it to next version of Win. After that I can always install Win 10 without problems on that machine. Or, as variant, use direct install of modern version WinServer on my home server (Well, I prefer linux, but use WinServer as reserve solution). Ideal solution for me - one time job to get almost official Windows with resistance to future reinstall OS. UPD. New idea... Swap motherboards between my current home server (Gigabyte X470 Aorus Gaming 7 WiFi with SLIC) and my new game machine (Gigabyte B550 Aorus Pro V2 without SLIC) I can live without WinServer on my main machine (Fedora Linux with tens CentOS/AlmaLinux guests). But can not live without GameLoaderOS on my game machine [/offtopic]
Similar mainboards (B550 Plus) were modded with module-insertion, i guess it had OOB enough space. You should request for a mod in the right topic. Windows 10 can be permanent activated with "digital license", which can be triggered by Microsoft Activation Script.
Already done. I hope for positive answer from profi of bios modding Hmm, interesting. I will try to dig in that theme.