Request: UEFI mod Bios for Precision T3500

[Sml6397]

Hello,

I am not sure how to import UEFI code from one image to another in this case. The major complicating factor here is that UEFI (T3600) and legacy BIOS (T3500) use completely different structures to store data, so the entire BIOS image would have to be rewritten to support any UEFI code.

The T3500 and the T3600 have different chipsets, which means that an attempt to install T3600 firmware (UEFI) on a T3500 (BIOS) should result in a brick, unfortunately.

I found a post on this thread (https://www.dell.com/community/Precision...-p/6231260) about working around the lack of a UEFI boot option. I have attached a picture of the potentially helpful post.

[StarPrince]

Hey,

Well that is something, although im looking for the UEFI for win11 not for NVM2 but it gives some idea for it .mmm

the question is , can i install UEFI shell by a software such as clover...etc? i'm stuck for secureboot option to upgrade to win11

pls advise me

[Sml6397]

Hey,

Well that is something, although im looking for the UEFI for win11 not for NVM2 but it gives some idea for it .mmm

the question is , can i install UEFI shell by a software such as clover...etc? i'm stuck for secureboot option to upgrade to win11

pls advise me

I would imagine that you could boot directly into a UEFI shell on a flashdrive, but it might need low level access to your computer's hardware. Windows 8/10/11 rely on the UEFI to do certain tasks, so those would need to be carried out on the UEFI stand-in software.

I have zero experience with this, though I will do my best to help out with research on this topic.

[ITronLegends]

I've been offline due to inactivity sorry. I'll post the file later this day. So your saying that we can use a USB drive like a rom chip to use uefi? But most of the drivers won't work tho...tpm..etc...

[ITronLegends]

StarPrince pid='185574' dateline='1633748160']Hey ITron,

Please Attach UEFI bioses you have found when you are on your pc