https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/ Sat, 13 Jun 2026 21:38:36 +0000 MyBB https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Request-Positivo-Q8200-POS-RIQ370EB-%E2%80%93-Incompatible-Power-Supply-Error Fri, 12 Jun 2026 18:04:20 -0400 espetoet]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Request-Positivo-Q8200-POS-RIQ370EB-%E2%80%93-Incompatible-Power-Supply-Error
I would like your help modifying a BIOS dump. I backed up the original chip using an EEPROM programmer.

The Problem: I'm having a problem with the power supply in this Mini PC. When I turn it on, the BIOS displays the following message in red:

"Incompatible power adapter wattage! If the power is insufficient for the system load, limitations may occur. Please refer to the product manual."

Immediately afterwards, the device powers down (shuts down by itself).

Because of this, I can't load the operating system or even navigate the BIOS menus to try to disable this warning.

I would like to know if there is any hidden option in this BIOS that allows me to disable this power supply check, or if this is a physical hardware limitation (power supply ID circuit).

Does anyone know how to disable this lock in the binary file?

What I've already tested:
Searching online, I discovered that the ASRock Jupiter Q370 mini PC uses a motherboard practically identical to this one from Positivo (POS-RIQ370EB, which is actually manufactured by ASRock).
I tested it by flashing the BIOS of this ASRock Jupiter onto the Positivo motherboard. The mini PC turned on perfectly, didn't display any power supply errors, and started the system normally.

However, I noticed that one of the USB Type-C ports stopped working (probably due to some difference in the USB/ACPI port mapping between the two firmwares).
If I revert to the original Positivo BIOS, everything works, but only if I use a specific original power supply.

Since the hardware works perfectly with the ASRock BIOS, I believe the power supply lock is purely a software lock placed by Positivo. Could someone help me edit the original dump to remove this check?

  POS-RIQ370EB.bin (Size: 16 MB / Downloads: 0)

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I would like your help modifying a BIOS dump. I backed up the original chip using an EEPROM programmer.

The Problem: I'm having a problem with the power supply in this Mini PC. When I turn it on, the BIOS displays the following message in red:

"Incompatible power adapter wattage! If the power is insufficient for the system load, limitations may occur. Please refer to the product manual."

Immediately afterwards, the device powers down (shuts down by itself).

Because of this, I can't load the operating system or even navigate the BIOS menus to try to disable this warning.

I would like to know if there is any hidden option in this BIOS that allows me to disable this power supply check, or if this is a physical hardware limitation (power supply ID circuit).

Does anyone know how to disable this lock in the binary file?

What I've already tested:
Searching online, I discovered that the ASRock Jupiter Q370 mini PC uses a motherboard practically identical to this one from Positivo (POS-RIQ370EB, which is actually manufactured by ASRock).
I tested it by flashing the BIOS of this ASRock Jupiter onto the Positivo motherboard. The mini PC turned on perfectly, didn't display any power supply errors, and started the system normally.

However, I noticed that one of the USB Type-C ports stopped working (probably due to some difference in the USB/ACPI port mapping between the two firmwares).
If I revert to the original Positivo BIOS, everything works, but only if I use a specific original power supply.

Since the hardware works perfectly with the ASRock BIOS, I believe the power supply lock is purely a software lock placed by Positivo. Could someone help me edit the original dump to remove this check?

  POS-RIQ370EB.bin (Size: 16 MB / Downloads: 0)

  erro.jpeg (Size: 86.98 KB / Downloads: 1) ]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-can-t-get-through-MSI-GF65-BIOS-password Wed, 10 Jun 2026 01:23:30 -0400 DraKan88]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-can-t-get-through-MSI-GF65-BIOS-password
I've also posted in offtopic section btw.]]>
I've also posted in offtopic section btw.]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Unlocked-Bios-settings-and-Help-to-make-a-Descent-BSEL-on-old-2010-Toshiba-Satellite Wed, 10 Jun 2026 00:10:55 -0400 Daxarworld]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Unlocked-Bios-settings-and-Help-to-make-a-Descent-BSEL-on-old-2010-Toshiba-Satellite The request i demand is IF there's a Unlocked/Mod BIOS to accept other Processors nor Overclocking/Undervolting the actual processor of the Unit.
I wanna check out if its posible too to use a BSEL mod on this processor since i cannot (unfortunally) have another processor Yet.
Thank you.
Daxarworld






9]]> The request i demand is IF there's a Unlocked/Mod BIOS to accept other Processors nor Overclocking/Undervolting the actual processor of the Unit.
I wanna check out if its posible too to use a BSEL mod on this processor since i cannot (unfortunally) have another processor Yet.
Thank you.
Daxarworld






9]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Hp-pavilion-elite-hpe-330sc-16gb-Msi-2a9c Mon, 08 Jun 2026 11:32:11 -0400 Oldschool298]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Hp-pavilion-elite-hpe-330sc-16gb-Msi-2a9c
My model number on the black back label is CZC0360JTN

https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threa...9c.163021/

I found the model number from here:
https://us.driverscollection.com/_473147....6.12-free
it mentions in the description:
"MS-7613 Motherboard BIOS update installs HP Vision Diagnostic tool
Compatible devices
WY446EA, WY446EAR"

I did find product no: WY446EA#UUW

It seems to be 686 AMIBIOS 1999 YC80]]>
My model number on the black back label is CZC0360JTN

https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threa...9c.163021/

I found the model number from here:
https://us.driverscollection.com/_473147....6.12-free
it mentions in the description:
"MS-7613 Motherboard BIOS update installs HP Vision Diagnostic tool
Compatible devices
WY446EA, WY446EAR"

I did find product no: WY446EA#UUW

It seems to be 686 AMIBIOS 1999 YC80]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-DELL-Optiplex-780-fan-lock-on-low-speed-after-wake-up-from-S3-state Mon, 08 Jun 2026 11:24:19 -0400 kermu]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-DELL-Optiplex-780-fan-lock-on-low-speed-after-wake-up-from-S3-state https://239239.blogspot.com/2019/07/micr...iplex.html
I've noticed that after waking from S3, the fan runs continuously at 950 RPM, regardless of the processor temperature.
Only after restarting the computer does the automatic fan speed control in the BIOS work again.
Then, the CPU speed stabilizes at 1000 RPM under light load and increases smoothly during load to around 1100 RPM at 60-65 degrees Celsius.
i8kfan works and setting fixed speed at 750/1250/2250 RPM depending of the set variable 0/1/2
$ sudo ./dell-bios-fan-control 1
BIOS CONTROL ENABLED
doesn't help return to BIOS controlled fan mode.
I'm using Linux Mint Mate 21.3, kernel 6.8.0-117-lowlatency #117.1~22.04.1-Ubuntu
The problem occurs with both the dell_smm_hwmon module loaded and excluded for load at boot.
Is the described problem related to a BIOS firmware error?
Is it possible to fix it?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Krzysztof]]> https://239239.blogspot.com/2019/07/micr...iplex.html
I've noticed that after waking from S3, the fan runs continuously at 950 RPM, regardless of the processor temperature.
Only after restarting the computer does the automatic fan speed control in the BIOS work again.
Then, the CPU speed stabilizes at 1000 RPM under light load and increases smoothly during load to around 1100 RPM at 60-65 degrees Celsius.
i8kfan works and setting fixed speed at 750/1250/2250 RPM depending of the set variable 0/1/2
$ sudo ./dell-bios-fan-control 1
BIOS CONTROL ENABLED
doesn't help return to BIOS controlled fan mode.
I'm using Linux Mint Mate 21.3, kernel 6.8.0-117-lowlatency #117.1~22.04.1-Ubuntu
The problem occurs with both the dell_smm_hwmon module loaded and excluded for load at boot.
Is the described problem related to a BIOS firmware error?
Is it possible to fix it?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Krzysztof]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Request-ASUS-X99-E-WS-USB3-1-PCIe-Slot-Bifurcation Sat, 06 Jun 2026 20:19:57 -0400 Scoopik]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Request-ASUS-X99-E-WS-USB3-1-PCIe-Slot-Bifurcation Thank you, it's outdated...]]> Thank you, it's outdated...]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-HP-Z2-G4-SFF-Add-Bifurcation Sat, 06 Jun 2026 18:50:20 -0400 shpitz461]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-HP-Z2-G4-SFF-Add-Bifurcation I'm trying to follow the bifurcation guide on win-raid (https://winraid.level1techs.com/t/guide-...slot/32279), but the image I downloaded using CH341 programmer cannot be read by AMIBCP.

The bios lists the PCIe slots but only allows setting PCIE Gen for each, no bifurcation exposed.

Someone mentioned on another thread that these boards might have FDO header that needs to be bypassed.

The motherboard on the Z2 G4 SFF does have FDO printed next to some pins (there's no header, just holes in the board).

I've attached the dump I took using the CH341. I've made two reads and they both match so I'm confident this is a good dump.

Any help will be appreciated!

Thanks

  hp_z2_g4_sff_bios_orig_dregmod317_JV1.zip (Size: 6.61 MB / Downloads: 0) ]]> I'm trying to follow the bifurcation guide on win-raid (https://winraid.level1techs.com/t/guide-...slot/32279), but the image I downloaded using CH341 programmer cannot be read by AMIBCP.

The bios lists the PCIe slots but only allows setting PCIE Gen for each, no bifurcation exposed.

Someone mentioned on another thread that these boards might have FDO header that needs to be bypassed.

The motherboard on the Z2 G4 SFF does have FDO printed next to some pins (there's no header, just holes in the board).

I've attached the dump I took using the CH341. I've made two reads and they both match so I'm confident this is a good dump.

Any help will be appreciated!

Thanks

  hp_z2_g4_sff_bios_orig_dregmod317_JV1.zip (Size: 6.61 MB / Downloads: 0) ]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-REQUEST-LAPTOP-ASUS-GL553VD-BIOS-TPM-Update-%E2%80%94-TPM-Attestation-Unlock Sat, 06 Jun 2026 13:15:05 -0400 krimimed]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-REQUEST-LAPTOP-ASUS-GL553VD-BIOS-TPM-Update-%E2%80%94-TPM-Attestation-Unlock I'm hoping someone here can help me with a BIOS mod for my ASUS GL553VD.
System:

Laptop: ASUS GL553VD
CPU: Intel Core i7-7700HQ (Kaby Lake)
Chipset: Intel HM175
Current BIOS: GL553VD.308 (April 2019 — last official release, EOL forever)
SPI Flash: Winbond W25Q64FV 8MB
ME Firmware: 11.8.93.4323 H (updated from 11.6.0.1136)
PTT Version: 303.12.0.0
OS: Windows 10 22H2


Flash layout (from FPT -i):
DESC  - Base: 0x00000000, Limit: 0x00000FFF
BIOS  - Base: 0x00200000, Limit: 0x007FFFFF (6MB)
CSME  - Base: 0x00001000, Limit: 0x001FFFFF (2MB)
Master Region Access:
CPU/BIOS - Read: 0x00B, Write: 0x00A
ME      - Read: 0x00D, Write: 0x00C (locked to host)

The problem:
PTT firmware version 303.12.0.0 fails remote attestation required by Call of Duty Warzone's anti-cheat (Ricochet/Azure). Intel's EKOP provisioning server no longer issues EK certificates for this PTT version. This affects thousands of users across Kaby Lake and Coffee Lake platforms.
Diagnostic confirmation:
tpmtool getdeviceinformation:
- Ready For Attestation: False
- Is Capable For Attestation: False
- Information Flag: INFORMATION_EK_CERTIFICATE

Get-TpmEndorsementKeyInfo -HashAlgorithm Sha256:
- ManufacturerCertificates: {} (empty)
- EKPub Hash: d46eb08384e98c7d3c17505344d140d2a1d1b73281b1bd8bee60ef6e7f1b0818
- IsEndorsementKeyPairPresent: True
- IsKeyAttestationCapable: ReturnValue 2147942520 (False)

MEInfo:
- EK Revoke State: Revoked
- Re-key needed: True
- PTT: PRESENT/ENABLED
- FW Version: 11.8.93.4323 H
- CurrentState: Normal
- FPF and ME Config Status: Match

What I've already done:

Updated ME firmware from 11.6.0.1136 → 11.8.93.4323 via FWUpdLcl64 -GENERIC 
ME CurrentState: Normal, no longer in Recovery 
PTT PRESENT/ENABLED 
TPM 2.0 confirmed working in tpm.msc 
Secure Boot enabled, Confirm-SecureBootUEFI: True 
BIOS region successfully dumped via FPT: FPTw64.exe -d bios.bin -bios (6MB) 
Analyzed BIOS with UEFITool NE A74 — located setupdata inside double LZMA compressed volume 
Extracted IFR from Setup PE32 — PTT byte found at VarOffset 0x68A in PchSetup (VarStoreId: 0x1) 
Patched setupdata byte 0x68A from 0x00 → 0x01 using HxD 
Reconstructed bios_patched.bin via UEFITool 0.28 Replace body — verified same size (6,291,456 bytes) 
Confirmed patched byte in reconstructed file 
bios_patched.bin NOT yet flashed — ready and waiting 
Attempted TPM provisioning via all Windows methods — all failed due to PTT version floor 
Attempted FWUpdLcl64 -PARTID WCOD — failed (partition not in consumer firmware) 
Attempted Clear-Tpm and Initialize-Tpm — EK cert still missing 

BIOS structure (UEFITool):
UEFI image
├── Padding
├── AmiNvramMainRomGuid
├── AmiNvramMainRomGuid
├── Padding
├── 4F1C52D3-D824-4D2A-A2F0-EC40C23C5916
│  └── 9E21FD93-9C72-4C15-8C4B-E77F1DB2D792
│      └── LzmaCustomDecompressGuid
│          └── Volume image section
│              └── 5C60F367-A505-419A-859E-2A4FF6CA6FE5
│                  ├── Setup (PE32) ← PTT IFR found here
│                  └── setupdata
│                      └── LzmaCustomDecompressGuid
│                          └── setupdata ← PTT byte patched here
├── AFDD39F1-19D7-4501-A730-CE5A27E1154B
├── 14E428FA-1A12-4875-B637-8B3CC87FDF07
└── 61C0F511-A691-4F54-974F-B9A42172CE53

IFR finding:
OneOf Prompt: "TPM Device Selection"
VarStoreId: 0x1 (PchSetup)
VarOffset: 0x68A
Size: 8
Option: "dTPM" Value: 0x00
Option: "PTT"  Value: 0x01 (Default, MfgDefault)
Current value in setupdata: 0x00 → patched to 0x01

What I need:
A complete modded image for GL553VD containing:

Updated PTT partition version above 303.12.x.x — ideally 400.x.x.x or higher (Activision says Intel PTT with versions 303.12.x.x need new firmware update)
Our already-patched setupdata PTT byte (VarOffset 0x68A = 0x01) preserved

Flash method:

BIOS region: flashable via FPTw64.exe -f modded.bin -bios from Windows (write confirmed)
ME region: locked to host write — if ME needs updating, would need full 8MB SPI flash image or FWUpdLcl method


Attached files:

GL553VDAS308.zip — Latest original BIOS file (which i'm running)
bios_patched.bin — setupdata PTT byte already fixed (for enabling TPM in BIOS, but not implemented)
meinfo_for_modder.txt — full MEInfo verbose output
setup.bin.0.0.en-US.uefi.ifr.txt — full IFR extract
FPT_i_output.txt -- output confirming flash chip and region layout


This fix would benefit thousands of affected players.
Thanks in advance!
Mohamed

  GL553VDAS308.zip (Size: 3.54 MB / Downloads: 0)

  bios_patched.bin (Size: 6 MB / Downloads: 1)

  meinfo_for_modder.txt (Size: 9.28 KB / Downloads: 1)

  setup.bin.0.0.en-US.uefi.ifr.txt (Size: 1.3 MB / Downloads: 0)

  FPT_i_output.txt (Size: 962 bytes / Downloads: 1) ]]> I'm hoping someone here can help me with a BIOS mod for my ASUS GL553VD.
System:

Laptop: ASUS GL553VD
CPU: Intel Core i7-7700HQ (Kaby Lake)
Chipset: Intel HM175
Current BIOS: GL553VD.308 (April 2019 — last official release, EOL forever)
SPI Flash: Winbond W25Q64FV 8MB
ME Firmware: 11.8.93.4323 H (updated from 11.6.0.1136)
PTT Version: 303.12.0.0
OS: Windows 10 22H2


Flash layout (from FPT -i):
DESC  - Base: 0x00000000, Limit: 0x00000FFF
BIOS  - Base: 0x00200000, Limit: 0x007FFFFF (6MB)
CSME  - Base: 0x00001000, Limit: 0x001FFFFF (2MB)
Master Region Access:
CPU/BIOS - Read: 0x00B, Write: 0x00A
ME      - Read: 0x00D, Write: 0x00C (locked to host)

The problem:
PTT firmware version 303.12.0.0 fails remote attestation required by Call of Duty Warzone's anti-cheat (Ricochet/Azure). Intel's EKOP provisioning server no longer issues EK certificates for this PTT version. This affects thousands of users across Kaby Lake and Coffee Lake platforms.
Diagnostic confirmation:
tpmtool getdeviceinformation:
- Ready For Attestation: False
- Is Capable For Attestation: False
- Information Flag: INFORMATION_EK_CERTIFICATE

Get-TpmEndorsementKeyInfo -HashAlgorithm Sha256:
- ManufacturerCertificates: {} (empty)
- EKPub Hash: d46eb08384e98c7d3c17505344d140d2a1d1b73281b1bd8bee60ef6e7f1b0818
- IsEndorsementKeyPairPresent: True
- IsKeyAttestationCapable: ReturnValue 2147942520 (False)

MEInfo:
- EK Revoke State: Revoked
- Re-key needed: True
- PTT: PRESENT/ENABLED
- FW Version: 11.8.93.4323 H
- CurrentState: Normal
- FPF and ME Config Status: Match

What I've already done:

Updated ME firmware from 11.6.0.1136 → 11.8.93.4323 via FWUpdLcl64 -GENERIC 
ME CurrentState: Normal, no longer in Recovery 
PTT PRESENT/ENABLED 
TPM 2.0 confirmed working in tpm.msc 
Secure Boot enabled, Confirm-SecureBootUEFI: True 
BIOS region successfully dumped via FPT: FPTw64.exe -d bios.bin -bios (6MB) 
Analyzed BIOS with UEFITool NE A74 — located setupdata inside double LZMA compressed volume 
Extracted IFR from Setup PE32 — PTT byte found at VarOffset 0x68A in PchSetup (VarStoreId: 0x1) 
Patched setupdata byte 0x68A from 0x00 → 0x01 using HxD 
Reconstructed bios_patched.bin via UEFITool 0.28 Replace body — verified same size (6,291,456 bytes) 
Confirmed patched byte in reconstructed file 
bios_patched.bin NOT yet flashed — ready and waiting 
Attempted TPM provisioning via all Windows methods — all failed due to PTT version floor 
Attempted FWUpdLcl64 -PARTID WCOD — failed (partition not in consumer firmware) 
Attempted Clear-Tpm and Initialize-Tpm — EK cert still missing 

BIOS structure (UEFITool):
UEFI image
├── Padding
├── AmiNvramMainRomGuid
├── AmiNvramMainRomGuid
├── Padding
├── 4F1C52D3-D824-4D2A-A2F0-EC40C23C5916
│  └── 9E21FD93-9C72-4C15-8C4B-E77F1DB2D792
│      └── LzmaCustomDecompressGuid
│          └── Volume image section
│              └── 5C60F367-A505-419A-859E-2A4FF6CA6FE5
│                  ├── Setup (PE32) ← PTT IFR found here
│                  └── setupdata
│                      └── LzmaCustomDecompressGuid
│                          └── setupdata ← PTT byte patched here
├── AFDD39F1-19D7-4501-A730-CE5A27E1154B
├── 14E428FA-1A12-4875-B637-8B3CC87FDF07
└── 61C0F511-A691-4F54-974F-B9A42172CE53

IFR finding:
OneOf Prompt: "TPM Device Selection"
VarStoreId: 0x1 (PchSetup)
VarOffset: 0x68A
Size: 8
Option: "dTPM" Value: 0x00
Option: "PTT"  Value: 0x01 (Default, MfgDefault)
Current value in setupdata: 0x00 → patched to 0x01

What I need:
A complete modded image for GL553VD containing:

Updated PTT partition version above 303.12.x.x — ideally 400.x.x.x or higher (Activision says Intel PTT with versions 303.12.x.x need new firmware update)
Our already-patched setupdata PTT byte (VarOffset 0x68A = 0x01) preserved

Flash method:

BIOS region: flashable via FPTw64.exe -f modded.bin -bios from Windows (write confirmed)
ME region: locked to host write — if ME needs updating, would need full 8MB SPI flash image or FWUpdLcl method


Attached files:

GL553VDAS308.zip — Latest original BIOS file (which i'm running)
bios_patched.bin — setupdata PTT byte already fixed (for enabling TPM in BIOS, but not implemented)
meinfo_for_modder.txt — full MEInfo verbose output
setup.bin.0.0.en-US.uefi.ifr.txt — full IFR extract
FPT_i_output.txt -- output confirming flash chip and region layout


This fix would benefit thousands of affected players.
Thanks in advance!
Mohamed

  GL553VDAS308.zip (Size: 3.54 MB / Downloads: 0)

  bios_patched.bin (Size: 6 MB / Downloads: 1)

  meinfo_for_modder.txt (Size: 9.28 KB / Downloads: 1)

  setup.bin.0.0.en-US.uefi.ifr.txt (Size: 1.3 MB / Downloads: 0)

  FPT_i_output.txt (Size: 962 bytes / Downloads: 1) ]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-REQUEST-Bios-TPM-Update-Asus-GA15DH Fri, 05 Jun 2026 02:18:33 -0400 Lucid245]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-REQUEST-Bios-TPM-Update-Asus-GA15DH
  biosdumpcpuz.txt (Size: 288.2 KB / Downloads: 2)

  GA15DHAS303.zip (Size: 9.12 MB / Downloads: 2) ]]>
  biosdumpcpuz.txt (Size: 288.2 KB / Downloads: 2)

  GA15DHAS303.zip (Size: 9.12 MB / Downloads: 2) ]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-How-to-know-what-advanced-settings-a-laptop-even-has Wed, 03 Jun 2026 16:50:06 -0400 jeaekugr]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-How-to-know-what-advanced-settings-a-laptop-even-has are hidden on my laptop. I found a few guides to modding InsydeH2O Rev 5, but I don't know if my laptop is even capable of "boot from ac" to make modding my bios worthwhile. Reason for wanting boot from ac below. I have a Lenovo IdeaPad 330S-15IKB (didn't find any posts about completed bios mods for this model).

I'm switching to a new laptop and am trying to repurpose my old laptop to function as a kind of automated recorder for a theatre I work at. I already have ubuntu set up that when the laptop turns on, it launches audacity and start recording. Then, when ac power is disconnected, it stops recording, exports the file, and emails it to my boss. The only missing piece of the puzzle is to have the laptop boot when connected to ac power.

Thanks in advance, very excited to brick my laptop by accident!]]> are hidden on my laptop. I found a few guides to modding InsydeH2O Rev 5, but I don't know if my laptop is even capable of "boot from ac" to make modding my bios worthwhile. Reason for wanting boot from ac below. I have a Lenovo IdeaPad 330S-15IKB (didn't find any posts about completed bios mods for this model).

I'm switching to a new laptop and am trying to repurpose my old laptop to function as a kind of automated recorder for a theatre I work at. I already have ubuntu set up that when the laptop turns on, it launches audacity and start recording. Then, when ac power is disconnected, it stops recording, exports the file, and emails it to my boss. The only missing piece of the puzzle is to have the laptop boot when connected to ac power.

Thanks in advance, very excited to brick my laptop by accident!]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-AMD-Radeon-PRO-V340-mini-displayport-signal-output Wed, 03 Jun 2026 12:32:17 -0400 shaseshapte]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-AMD-Radeon-PRO-V340-mini-displayport-signal-output
I have used a ch341a usb bios tool in order to properly flash a vega56 or wx8200 bios onto that card but unfortunately I am unable to output signal from the card to the monitor I have. The only way that I may use the card is by passthrough to the integrated gpu of the ryzen cpu that I am using right now.  One thing is certain, the flashing method works and the gpu is gaming capable but no signal from its own connector... 

The AMD Adrenalin software properly detects and uses the card with the flashed bios but no signal output from the card's own display port.  Could it be that it needs a special monitor ? I now have a lenovo monitor with a display port connector and I use a mini displayport to displayport cable in order to connect the V340. The custom Radeon Indonesian Community Drivers (R ID) properly installs the gpu with the original bios of the card without any modification but still no display output.

I would like to know if anyone here has tried modifying a video card bios in order to make certain features available. Or if I anyone could point me in the right direction to find a software that may help me with this endeavour. I have opened .rom bios files for the vega56, wx8200 and original V340 with a hexeditor but I am unable to properly read the translated text]]>
I have used a ch341a usb bios tool in order to properly flash a vega56 or wx8200 bios onto that card but unfortunately I am unable to output signal from the card to the monitor I have. The only way that I may use the card is by passthrough to the integrated gpu of the ryzen cpu that I am using right now.  One thing is certain, the flashing method works and the gpu is gaming capable but no signal from its own connector... 

The AMD Adrenalin software properly detects and uses the card with the flashed bios but no signal output from the card's own display port.  Could it be that it needs a special monitor ? I now have a lenovo monitor with a display port connector and I use a mini displayport to displayport cable in order to connect the V340. The custom Radeon Indonesian Community Drivers (R ID) properly installs the gpu with the original bios of the card without any modification but still no display output.

I would like to know if anyone here has tried modifying a video card bios in order to make certain features available. Or if I anyone could point me in the right direction to find a software that may help me with this endeavour. I have opened .rom bios files for the vega56, wx8200 and original V340 with a hexeditor but I am unable to properly read the translated text]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Minisforum-AI-X1-Pro-370-BIOS-Unlock Mon, 01 Jun 2026 05:22:15 -0400 linkhyrule5]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Minisforum-AI-X1-Pro-370-BIOS-Unlock afuefix64.efi /capsule, for example, so at least the 'official' route involves a signed ROM. I have essentially zero experience with UEFI fiddling, though, so I'm hoping I'm just ignorant and there's a workaround I couldn't find on my own. Ideally one that doesn't involve physically connecting to the BIOS chip -- in principle I wouldn't mind trying, but I can't even find the BIOS chip, I think it's on the back of the motherboard which would be a serious pain to access...]]> afuefix64.efi /capsule, for example, so at least the 'official' route involves a signed ROM. I have essentially zero experience with UEFI fiddling, though, so I'm hoping I'm just ignorant and there's a workaround I couldn't find on my own. Ideally one that doesn't involve physically connecting to the BIOS chip -- in principle I wouldn't mind trying, but I can't even find the BIOS chip, I think it's on the back of the motherboard which would be a serious pain to access...]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Radisys-CEQM57-Vbios-Edit Fri, 29 May 2026 19:19:53 -0400 battery.13v]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Radisys-CEQM57-Vbios-Edit
  RadiSys CEQM57 Bios for Cx50.BIN (Size: 4 MB / Downloads: 1) ]]>
  RadiSys CEQM57 Bios for Cx50.BIN (Size: 4 MB / Downloads: 1) ]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Fujitsu-Celsius-R970B-Power Fri, 29 May 2026 14:17:56 -0400 rabbithole]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Fujitsu-Celsius-R970B-Power
Anybody knows if there is a way to add ReBAR to this machine?]]>
Anybody knows if there is a way to add ReBAR to this machine?]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bricked-BIOS-in-HP-Pavilion-G6 Tue, 26 May 2026 02:52:32 -0400 eMDżej]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bricked-BIOS-in-HP-Pavilion-G6
Hope anyone will read this. I have a problem with HP Pavilion G6. It had a cracked win8 so I decided to put Linux Mint XFCE in it. During install I ticked additional media codecs option and that had to touch secure boot option. After restart screen just blinked and that's all. Caps lock is blinking twice indicating BIOS corruption. I've tried BIOS reset with key combination of win+B or win+V, no result. I've unpluged CMOS battery and left it for half an hour, didn't help. HP support page tells me "haha we don't support this anymore, go buy a new HP laptop". Since few days I'm wandering through different sites and this page looking for BIOS to flash (I hope that's still possible)  that will match this laptop. The closest thing I managed to achieve is to create a recovery usb with 0183A.bin in "current" folder, it didn't match (on boot it tries to read usb and restarts) but I got a bootable repair usb. Then I put bin files from F2A bios installer and with those after power up the screen lights up and stays like this. Also the fact that someone who was refurbishing this laptop glued the chasis is not helping and currently I have trouble to physically check what mobo is there with what bios die. 

From Hp renew sticker:
PN: B1U88EAR#UUW (supposedly it is g6-2016so)
SN: 5CD21371CP

Thanks for any hints, any help, anything. It would be a shame for this laptop to die in such ridiculous way.]]>
Hope anyone will read this. I have a problem with HP Pavilion G6. It had a cracked win8 so I decided to put Linux Mint XFCE in it. During install I ticked additional media codecs option and that had to touch secure boot option. After restart screen just blinked and that's all. Caps lock is blinking twice indicating BIOS corruption. I've tried BIOS reset with key combination of win+B or win+V, no result. I've unpluged CMOS battery and left it for half an hour, didn't help. HP support page tells me "haha we don't support this anymore, go buy a new HP laptop". Since few days I'm wandering through different sites and this page looking for BIOS to flash (I hope that's still possible)  that will match this laptop. The closest thing I managed to achieve is to create a recovery usb with 0183A.bin in "current" folder, it didn't match (on boot it tries to read usb and restarts) but I got a bootable repair usb. Then I put bin files from F2A bios installer and with those after power up the screen lights up and stays like this. Also the fact that someone who was refurbishing this laptop glued the chasis is not helping and currently I have trouble to physically check what mobo is there with what bios die. 

From Hp renew sticker:
PN: B1U88EAR#UUW (supposedly it is g6-2016so)
SN: 5CD21371CP

Thanks for any hints, any help, anything. It would be a shame for this laptop to die in such ridiculous way.]]>