Nah, I meant 1. Download bios from ASUS, extract to whatever you use ( USB etc. ) 2. Flash original, unmodified bios, restart 3. Modify bios with slic, copy to whatever you use ( USB etc. ) 4. Flash modified bios, restart
Oh, I actually flashed the stock rom and then when the new slic rom was generated, I modded it again! lol. It works so I guess I didn't do too bad!
What's the correct procedure for AsRock Z77 UEFI AMI motherboard? I've downloaded Phoenix/DELL/EFI mod tool 2.11 Thanks a lot.
First, download and use RW-everything to generate the report. But, for AMI UEFI, u may ignore. Second, use the Andy's Tool to read the UEFI rom file. For ASrock, u will find a empty SLIC string and empty module. Third, if there is empty SLIC string and empty module, u selects the the UEFI bios file and RW eveything report (u may ignore for your case) and the OEM SLIC and SLP by clicking the "DYNAMIC" method to mod the UEFI bios in the Andy's Tool. Forth, the program will be running and will ask u to continue with imcomplete SLIC table. U should click "YES" to continue. The mod UEFI bios will be produced successfully. U can use the tool to read the output file to verify the OEM SLIC table. Fifth, save the UEFI bios in the USB memory and click into the UEFI and flash UEFI with build-in flash tool. The flashing UEFI will take some time and may require the reboot to continue to flash the UEFI (if the UEFI bios version is newer for a few verison) After finishing the flashing, the computer will reboot. Sixth, after boot into Windows, u should use the SLIC tool to read and u will the SLIC and SLP in the memory. Then u can import OEM Cert and OEM key to activate Windows 7. But, Please note that the flashing / updating the UEFI is something risky that the flashing process must NOT be stopped. It may take 3 to 5 mins to update and may flash a few min and then reboot the computer to continue flashing (if the new version is a few number over the old version) nel1156
@nel1156 What "Manufacturer" I need to select? AsRock or Asus? Very kind, thanks a lot for your answer!
What "Manufacturer" I need to select? AsRock or Asus? ===> AsRock Z77 UEFI AMI motherboard ==> ASRock as Manufacturer
I have a question.. On a Lenovo Y580 what is the proper Bios recovery method, Insyde or Crysis??? Thanks
Help me... Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H Someone have tried to mod the Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H ? I am completely new to the UEFI BIOSES. But I don´t want to ask someone to mod the BIOS for me. I want to learn how can I do it. Someone may help me with this thing? Thanks...
Hi ! tdepauli First, download and use RW-everything to generate the report. But, for AMI UEFI, u may ignore. Second, use the Andy's Tool to read the UEFI rom file. For Gigabyte, there is NO any empty SLIC string and NO empty module. Third, if there is NO empty SLIC string and NO empty module, u selects the the UEFI bios file and RW eveything report (u may ignore for your case) and the OEM SLIC and SLP by clicking the "MODULE" method to mod the UEFI bios in the Andy's Tool. Manufacturer is "Other" Forth, the program will be running and the mod UEFI bios will be produced successfully. U can use the tool to read the output file to verify the OEM SLIC table. Fifth, save the UEFI bios in the USB memory and click into the UEFI and flash UEFI with build-in flash tool. The flashing UEFI will take some time and may require the reboot to continue to flash the UEFI (if the UEFI bios version is newer for a few verison) After finishing the flashing, the computer will reboot. Sixth, after boot into Windows, u should use the SLIC tool to read and u will find the SLIC and SLP in the memory. Then u can import OEM Cert and OEM key to activate Windows 7. But, Please note that the flashing / updating the UEFI is something risky that the flashing process must NOT be stopped. It may take 3 to 5 mins to update and may flash a few min and then reboot the computer to continue flashing (if the new version is a few number over the old version) nel1156