For the life of me I cannot seem to find any hidden options in the 1701 wifi bios unless I am just looking in the wrong bios areas. been a few years since I last looked at any bios modding. There is still a lot of research to do.Originally Posted by 1usmus he was hidden.I think the bios versions are identical I know the onboard devices for the non wi-fi does not have that option it unless I am just missing something. Autodesk Inventor 2009 Activation Code Keygen Torrent. Anyway I am not able to unlock main menus yet, sub menu only. For the final modification and to rebuild the EFI after the changes have been applied I'd use andy's tool then as well. I try to understand how things get hidden and how to unlock them. I make some changes with it and have a look where the changes are made. Click to expand.You are right.įor module editing use andy's tool. I did not test the AMIBCP saved file any further.Ĭredit to quid, rameso, and Tito for providing hyperlinks to the AMIBCP, ChangeLogo, and MMTool programs. The ChangeLogo and MMTool will duplicate the original file, with no changes, whenever saved to the same or different file.Īlso, the saved file from the ChangeLogo and MMTool did not produce any errors during the flashing process nor during P.O.S.T. The AMIBCP fails to duplicate the original file, with no changes, whenever saved to the same or different file. I've tested the AMIBCP, ChangeLogo, and MMTool tools with an ASRock Fatal1ty 990FX Professional EFI version 1.20 file. The archive includes: AMIBCP version 4.50.036, ChangeLogo version 4.52.0.37, and MMTool verison 4.50.0.23. The provided hyperlink below contains a zip file of the AMI Aptio firmware tools. Started in 1996, the site hosts a lot of unique content on how to find the correct BIOS updates and general information about your PC's (EFI) BIOS.

Wim's BIOS is the internet premier source for finding (EFI) BIOS Upgrades.

Just hit the SAVE Button and it will be dumped ) To modify the Bios you will need AMIBCP v5.0.1. Developers can modify default values for BIOS setup parameters, modify default boot order in BIOS setup, view and edit sign-on and setup strings, and edit SMBIOS string data. The AMI BIOS Configuration Program (AMIBCP) for Aptio enables customers to modify parameters in a BIOS ROM without rebuilding from source.

Amibcp Version 5.0