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[REQUEST] Sony Vaio VPC-EE (R0210Z5) Advanced Menu
#51
Hello, I need help unlocking the advanced settings in my BIOS. Specifically, I need to be able to modify the VRAM through that menu.

My computer is a Sony Vaio VPCEF4E1E and the BIOS is InsydeH20 Rev 3.5 Version R0210Z5 (https://www.sony.fr/electronics/support/...s/Z0000815). 

Tell me if I need to provide anything else to get this done.

Thanks in advance! (...and sorry for my bad english).
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#52
Hello. Please help me unlock the advanced BIOS menu for Sony Vaio VPCEE4M1R
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#53
Hi, I have a Sony VAIO VPCEE3E1E with BIOS is InsydeH20 Rev 3.5 Version R0210Z5 (same as many posted here).
I wanted to enable AHCI but none of the published Bios here worked. Anyway I could finally enable AHCI with a different method that I will explain here.

First download the H2OUVE.exe Utility from https://github.com/elcaza/acer_e15_amd-v...iginal.zip

Open windows PowerShell as administrator and run the following comand:

H2OUVE.exe -gv bios.txt

Disable windows defender as it can cause problems, my computer freezed, but the bios.txt file was generated correctly.
With Notepad++ edit the bios.txt file
Go to section
[019] "Setup"

and then edit hex values on line 00000030 position 09, which corresponds to variable 0x39, we need to change the default 04 value to 02.

Lines are structured like this: 00000030: Pos0 Pos1 Pos2 Pos3 Pos4 Pos5 Pos6 Pos7 Pos8  Pos9 PosA PosB PosC PosD PosE PosF

So it should look like
Before modifying            00000030: 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 01

After modifying            00000030: 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 02 00 00 00 00 00 01

We save the bios.txt file with notepad++ and we go to powershell again and run:

H2OUVE.exe -sv bios.txt

This will apply our changes, we just need to reboot

Values for variable 0x39 are:

00 IDE
02 AHCI
04 IDE->AHCI

I attach the info file (you can find all variables and values) extracted from setupUtiliy.efi using Universal IFR Extractor.exe which was at the same time extracted from the bios R0210Z5 using 7zip or Andys Phoenix utilities.

Just check the file if you want to modify other values of settings using the same method.

Some hints for other modifications

Change shared Video memory

Modify variable 0x12C

Go to Line in Setup section

00000120: 00 02 00 00 01 02 00 00 01 02 00 00 00 00 00 00

We need modify position C with the desired value
Value: 00 Auto
Value: 01 32MB
Value: 02 64MB
Value: 03 128MB
Value: 04 256MB

Enable boot UEFI mode (Probably ahci needs to be enabled first, I didn't test it)
Setting: AHCI supporting as, Variable: 0x132

00000130: 00 00 00 00 00 02 00 00 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Position 2
Legacy Mode, Value: 00
UEFI Mode, Value: 01

I also tried to enable menus but I didn't succeed, I changed the User Access Level, Variable: 0x85 to Full 0x4 and enable the different menus on Advanced section but it still didn't work. It looks like I need to bypass the Suppress if action on the following lines and I really don't know if that's posible using this method.

0x81CDA Form: Advanced, Form ID: 0x1 {01 06 01 00 2A 00}
0x81CE0 Subtitle:  {02 04 0F 00}
0x81CE4 Suppress If: {0A 03 00}
0x81CE7 True {27 02}
0x81CE9 Selectable: PCI Configuration, Form ID: 0x20 {0F 0B 20 00 2B 00 2C 00 00 00 00}
0x81CF4 Selectable: Boot Configuration, Form ID: 0x21 {0F 0B 21 00 2D 00 2E 00 00 00 00}
0x81CFF Selectable: Peripheral Configuration, Form ID: 0x22 {0F 0B 22 00 2F 00 30 00 00 00 00}
0x81D0A Selectable: IDE Configuration, Form ID: 0x23 {0F 0B 23 00 31 00 32 00 00 00 00}
0x81D15 Selectable: Video Configuration, Form ID: 0x25 {0F 0B 25 00 35 00 36 00 00 00 00}
0x81D20 Selectable: USB Configuration, Form ID: 0x26 {0F 0B 26 00 37 00 38 00 00 00 00}
0x81D2B Selectable: Chipset Configuration, Form ID: 0x27 {0F 0B 27 00 39 00 3A 00 00 00 00}
0x81D36 Selectable: ACPI Table/Features Control, Form ID: 0x28 {0F 0B 28 00 3B 00 3C 00 00 00 00}
0x81D41 Selectable: CPU Related setting, Form ID: 0x2B {0F 0B 2B 00 63 01 64 01 00 00 00}
0x81D4C Selectable: AMD PBS Option, Form ID: 0x2A {0F 0B 2A 00 0B 02 0C 02 00 00 00}

I really don't know how to patch the rom file, I only succeeded on editing the variable values using this utility.

I hope it helps someone, and if anyone knows how to activate the menus, I will be very grateful!

Thanks!


Attached Files
.txt   FE3542FE-C1D3-4EF8-657C-8048606FF670_605 IFR.txt (Size: 126.08 KB / Downloads: 20)
.zip   R0210Z5.zip (Size: 1.07 MB / Downloads: 9)
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#54
Hi,

I have some news. I finally could mod and unlock the bios R0210Z5 for Sony Vaio VPCEE among others so I enabled all menus in advanced tab (including settings for video shared memory, for ahci settings, etc)
I could enable the following menus
PCI Configuration, Form ID: 0x20
Boot Configuration, Form ID: 0x21
Peripheral Configuration, Form ID: 0x22
IDE Configuration, Form ID: 0x23
Video Configuration, Form ID: 0x25
USB Configuration, Form ID: 0x26
Chipset Configuration, Form ID: 0x27
ACPI Table/Features Control, Form ID: 0x28
CPU Related setting, Form ID: 0x2B
AMD PBS Option, Form ID: 0x2A

In order to do this you need to:

1st Step use the following comand on windows Powershell as admin (Use the attached bios.txt, this will enable Full Menu variable + the additional advanced menus)
H2OUVE.exe -sv bios.txt (Maybe this step is not 100% necessary, I'm not sure because I messed a lot with my computer, you can try going to 2nd step first and if it doesn't work do 1st step as well)

2nd Step flash the attached unlocked R0210Z5.rom file with Insydeflash

3rd Step reboot press F2 to enter bios and set parameters (they will be reset after flashing)
Hope it helps to some who still use these old Vaio's!


Attached Files
.zip   R0210Z5_Unlocked.zip (Size: 2.78 MB / Downloads: 33)
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#55
(09-17-2022, 05:08 PM)qwertyu123 Wrote: Hi,

I have some news. I finally could mod and unlock the bios R0210Z5 for Sony Vaio VPCEE among others so I enabled all menus in advanced tab (including settings for video shared memory, for ahci settings, etc)
I could enable the following menus
PCI Configuration, Form ID: 0x20
Boot Configuration, Form ID: 0x21
Peripheral Configuration, Form ID: 0x22
IDE Configuration, Form ID: 0x23
Video Configuration, Form ID: 0x25
USB Configuration, Form ID: 0x26
Chipset Configuration, Form ID: 0x27
ACPI Table/Features Control, Form ID: 0x28
CPU Related setting, Form ID: 0x2B
AMD PBS Option, Form ID: 0x2A

In order to do this you need to:

1st Step use the following comand on windows Powershell as admin (Use the attached bios.txt, this will enable Full Menu variable + the additional advanced menus)
H2OUVE.exe -sv bios.txt (Maybe this step is not 100% necessary, I'm not sure because I messed a lot with my computer, you can try going to 2nd step first and if it doesn't work do 1st step as well)

2nd Step flash the attached unlocked R0210Z5.rom file with Insydeflash

3rd Step reboot press F2 to enter bios and set parameters (they will be reset after flashing)
Hope it helps to some who still use these old Vaio's!

Thanks a lot.
I would like to try it.
Where can i find insyde bios update utility?
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#56
You can use the utility posted here, the included bios do not work, so just use the utility
http://goo.gl/3duzIH
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#57
(11-07-2022, 12:31 AM)qwertyu123 Wrote: You can use the utility posted here, the included bios do not work, so just use the utility
http://goo.gl/3duzIH

Thanks dude, it wordked Smile
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#58
(09-17-2022, 05:08 PM)qwertyu123 Wrote: Hi,

I have some news. I finally could mod and unlock the bios R0210Z5 for Sony Vaio VPCEE among others so I enabled all menus in advanced tab (including settings for video shared memory, for ahci settings, etc)
I could enable the following menus
PCI Configuration, Form ID: 0x20
Boot Configuration, Form ID: 0x21
Peripheral Configuration, Form ID: 0x22
IDE Configuration, Form ID: 0x23
Video Configuration, Form ID: 0x25
USB Configuration, Form ID: 0x26
Chipset Configuration, Form ID: 0x27
ACPI Table/Features Control, Form ID: 0x28
CPU Related setting, Form ID: 0x2B
AMD PBS Option, Form ID: 0x2A

In order to do this you need to:

1st Step use the following comand on windows Powershell as admin (Use the attached bios.txt, this will enable Full Menu variable + the additional advanced menus)
H2OUVE.exe -sv bios.txt (Maybe this step is not 100% necessary, I'm not sure because I messed a lot with my computer, you can try going to 2nd step first and if it doesn't work do 1st step as well)

2nd Step flash the attached unlocked R0210Z5.rom file with Insydeflash

3rd Step reboot press F2 to enter bios and set parameters (they will be reset after flashing)
Hope it helps to some who still use these old Vaio's!

Hey thank, I flashed your modded bios and I have all the menus.
One question, when I put my boot to UEFI I cannot make it boot like UEFI. It always boots in legacy. I'm using a EndeavourOS ISO on Ventoy.
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#59
(10-25-2025, 07:05 PM)kI3RO Wrote: Hey thank, I flashed your modded bios and I have all the menus.
One question, when I put my boot to UEFI I cannot make it boot like UEFI. It always boots in legacy. I'm using a EndeavourOS ISO on Ventoy.

I have the same results as you I guess the UEFI Boot doesn't work on this computer...
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