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(Request) Veriton M4660G B360H5-M14 unlock hidden settings
#1
I request for unlock the hidden settings:

I have motherboard Acer B360H5-M14 ver: 1.0

Flash dump done using CH341A and attached here.

I need to unlock hidden settings in bios


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.rar   Veriton M4660G B360H5-M14.rar (Size: 5.28 MB / Downloads: 2)
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#2
I tried myself with some guides but not worked.

Just i want "SATA Ports Hotplug enable by default it is disabled".
here i attached the files required for site https://boringboredom.github.io/UEFI-Editor/

   

Please help


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.rar   Setup-AMITSE-Setupdata-IFR.rar (Size: 866.19 KB / Downloads: 1)
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#3
Thanks to Everyone.

With the help of this
https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-R...#pid154664

Done myself.

Unlocked BIOS attached here


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.rar   Veriton M4660G B360H5-M14 16MB ALL SETTINGS UNLOCKED.rar (Size: 5.27 MB / Downloads: 3)
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#4
There is a very good chance I need to be told I'm too stupid to be here. With that said, I think I really want this bios?? I have a Veriton m4660g, and neither msinfo32 or CPU-Z will tell me if it is exactly Acer B360H5-M14, they just say Veriton M4660G. Google and the vast majority of sources say that is the motherboard for this PC, however I found a dissenting opinion or two saying it could be a different kind. I'm now thinking this is from people who have the Veriton s4660g and it was just false positive, and that this model only comes with the B360H5-M14.

With that out of the way... and assuming I've physically checked my motherboard to ensure it is indeed the B360H5-M14... Will this work? My bios is currently Acer R01-C01 (latest, I think), is this a modified version of that bios? I would imagine it would have to be? Or perhaps a fork of an earlier version... but I don't see that specified anywhere. I've been consistently annoyed by the utter lack of control of even basic things in the BIOS, so this sounds just wonderful. Even if I'm probably too stupid to be trusted with specific voltage controls and things like that, I do prefer having the option!

Thanks. It's for a backup older PC so I believe I can risk a minor bricking chance, anyway! Very cool work and I'm jealous I don't know how to do it, hah.
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