@andyp What does it mean Whitelist line?, Correct? Code: Decrypted EFI / Insyde BIOS Finished Extracting LZMA compression method used Wifi Whitelist VID PID SVID SPID Adapter Name ---- ---- ---- ---- -------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ B200 4CF5 68B8 4CA5 㺲倿騂溑ॗ洿ᇒ㦎ꀀ槉㭲棖⬯䓏讎ꊻᬋ畛⠑徸䟔䢼惕勼᧕Ṉݎ脲䞡Ⲍᐿ骭�纻⽰䨚ᇔ㢚退㼧䷁ SLIC header found in 7E374E25-8E01-4FEE-87F2-390C23C606CD_7_648.ROM at 0 Pubkey found in 1A1E2341-A2FB-42C7-8D17-3073D08EB21D_1_855.ROM at 0 Marker found in DD6569A7-E455-4EE5-B2BA-ECDA84ACBC99_1_858.ROM at 0 'SLIC' string found in AFC04099-0D39-405D-BE46-846F08C51A31_2_665.ROM at 32E 'SLIC' string found in AFC04099-0D39-405D-BE46-846F08C51A31_2_665.ROM at 3A2 'SLIC' string found in AFC04099-0D39-405D-BE46-846F08C51A31_2_665.ROM at 11D8 'SLIC' string found in AFC04099-0D39-405D-BE46-846F08C51A31_2_665.ROM at 11F2 'SLIC' string found in AFC04099-0D39-405D-BE46-846F08C51A31_2_665.ROM at 141B OEM/Table IDs identified are: 1. HPQOEMSLIC-MPC Header (HPQOEMSLIC-MPC SLIC) (x1) Pubkey (x1) Marker (2.1) (HPQOEMSLIC-MPC) (x1)
Okay thanks AndyP, will test and get back to you later today. PS: I take it that dynamic since it doesn't find a complete slic it adds the whole slic "code"
I have tried that with Phoenix Tool 2.06 and after opening the resulting HDR file, the original version of the module is still present. I also get HDR checksum error after clicking verify. Would a SLIC.log or the HDR file itself help you in any way?