[REQUEST] Acer Aspire ES1-512 BIOS Unlock

[You2941]

Hello!
Run this tool as Admin and upload results
https://www.sendspace.com/file/x64ra8

Ok i ran the tool as admin and uploaded results to sendspace

https://www.sendspace.com/file/b8yk0j

[You2941]

Hello!
Run this tool as Admin and upload results
https://www.sendspace.com/file/x64ra8

Ok i ran the tool as admin and uploaded results to sendspace

https://www.sendspace.com/file/b8yk0j

So.... is it possible to mod this bios?

[Da Vinci Code]

Your bios chip is rewrite protected!
It means mod can be flashed using SPI Programmer+Pomona SOIC8 clip.

[You2941]

Your bios chip is rewrite protected!
It means mod can be flashed using SPI Programmer+Pomona SOIC8 clip.

Is there any way to bypass rewrite protection or disable it? It seems pretty complicated to use the Pomona SOIC8 clip...

Anyways if there isn't can you send me the modded bios and ill just use that method

[You2941]

I WILL DONATE IF IT WORKS CUASE I RLLY NEED THIS
So i've been playing on my laptop for a while and i want to improve my game performance by increasing Vram in bios, but i cant because advance settings are hidden...

Laptop: Acer Aspire es1-512 (c2fa)
4 Gb ram
intel hd graphics

Bios: v.1.15 

Insyedehb20              

rev 5.0

my bios :  https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_p7mE...G9TMTg0UnM

Bios Tool backup Results: https://www.sendspace.com/file/b8yk0j

I tried doing methods from similar model threads...didn't work,

Thnx in advance   
I WILL DONATE IF THIS WORKS

[Da Vinci Code]

Hello, yes, it will works if you...
buy/get SPI PGM+Pomona SOIC8 clip.
Let me know

[TCPMeta]

I'm trying to unlock the EFI to my ES1-512-C96S. I tried the BOOTX64.EFI file that was offered on this thread but I only get a black screen when I try to boot it.

[SFBoyCam]

Hello. I need the fie to unlock my bios in order to ncrease fps performanc by doing some modifivations. Can you also tell me how to go throught the bious unlock process please? All help is appreciated.

[SFBoyCam]

Hello. I need the fie to unlock my bios in order to ncrease fps performanc by doing some modifivations. Can you also tell me how to go throught the bious unlock process please? All help is appreciated.

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Hello Dudu2002 Can you help me with unlocking my bios please?

[Sylveon]

I'm trying to unlock the EFI to my ES1-512-C96S. I tried the BOOTX64.EFI file that was offered on this thread but I only get a black screen when I try to boot it.

I had the exact same issue here, the EFI shell provided there doesn't seem to work on that model. Just like you, I got a black screen when trying to boot it. I've found a working EFI shell with the setup_var command here that served the exact same purpose as the one previously linked.

1. Open the linked file in your favorite archival program and extract the BOOTx64.EFI.
   
2. Take a FAT32 USB key (you can easily format it if needed) and put the file in EFI\BOOT. You will need to create this directory structure first.
   
3. Keep the USB plugged in and boot to your BIOS. This is usually achievable by pressing F1 or F2 at boot. I'm not sure which key this model uses, as I usually just keep pressing both.
   
4. When in your BIOS, go to the MAIN tab and turn on the F12 boot menu.
   
5. Go to the SECURITY tab and press Enter on "Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing". This might not appear if you don't have a supervisor password set! Set one now!
   
6. Use the arrow keys to select the drive the file resides on. This will usually be a USB device.
   
7. Follow EFI>Boot>BOOTX64.EFI using your arrow keys.
   
8. Set the name to whatever you want and select YES.
   
9. Press F10 to save and exit.
   
10. When the computer reboots, keep hitting F12 until you are in your boot menu.
    
11. Use the arrow keys to select the entry that you've just created. It should have the same name.
    
12. You will appear in a console. When there, please execute setup_var 0x258 0x01.
    
13. Upon executing the command, type reboot and hit enter.
    
14. To test if it worked, keep hitting F1/F2 when booting.
    You will know it worked when you see an ADVANCED tab added to your BIOS interface.

Tell me how that works out for you! Ciao!