Dear BIOS-Mods.com community,

BIOS-Mods.com for years has been and continues to be an open, collaborative space to help users around the world make the most of their motherboards, hardware platforms, and computers as a whole. Over the years, we have had many talented developers come and go who have all left tremendous impacts on our ability to modify BIOS images and provide the know-how for people who like “Do it Yourself” projects.

We would like to start an open-knowledge initiative to help recruit and train new moderators at BIOS-Mods.com with the wealth of information there is to be shared. We are looking for several interested enthusiasts who want to learn more about the process behind BIOS modifications and who are willing to learn with the rest of us. BIOS modifications are an evolving process, and as UEFI continues to gain market share, the techniques must also evolve to make the most of the new emerging technologies.

Starting in May, we would like to refresh our tutorials section by making available many of our BIOS modification methods that we use regularly on the site but have not been publicly documented. We hope that by sharing new information with the community, we can encourage users to become more involved in the process so that we can meet the rising demand of BIOS modification requests.

We will begin updating our tutorial sections for Phoenix and Insyde BIOS platforms which has grown very popular over the past several years. If you already have existing BIOS Modification experience, we welcome you to join us in updating our public knowledge base and database come May.

If you are interested in learning how to become a BIOS “modder” on the site and would like to become an active moderator on our forums, please click below. You will be taken to our contact forum where you can leave a message with your interest. An administrator will get back to you shortly.

Best regards,

BIOS-Mods.com

I am ready to get started

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