Bios Mods -The Best BIOS Update and Modification Source

(01-12-2014, 02:22 AM)Republic Of Gamers Wrote: [ -> ]I am not Eternal Mangekyou I have seen his posts and he was only asking for donations and he didn't successfully modded a single bios but why do you think I am Eternal Mangekyou. So I used this tool and it generates a output.bin so do i have to modify the dump the same way as I modded bios and I saw in the download page of fptw that it.overites the bios region without warning even if something is wrong so can notebooks be recovered if something goes wrong while using fptw

You created your account shortly after his second account was banned, and I've seen you replace tabs instead of unlocking them. This is the same type of modifications that Eternal Mangekyou was trying to do. However he never succeded at doing this and you have. However, there are plently of differences between you two. My suspicions have been cleared, you've earned my trust

The output.bin is the dump of the bios region of your chip. So as long as you keep a copy of the original, then you can always revert back to the original. And that's why I recommend you verify after the flash the make sure everything worked. It's a good idea to have a recovery USB ready incase someting goes wrong, eventhough it's extreamly rare for anything to go wrong. I've personaly never had any problems with fptw.

Also, yes, you just modify the output.bin the same way you modified other roms.

(01-12-2014, 03:22 AM)donovan6000 Wrote: [ -> ]

(01-12-2014, 02:22 AM)Republic Of Gamers Wrote: [ -> ]I am not Eternal Mangekyou I have seen his posts and he was only asking for donations and he didn't successfully modded a single bios but why do you think I am Eternal Mangekyou. So I used this tool and it generates a output.bin so do i have to modify the dump the same way as I modded bios and I saw in the download page of fptw that it.overites the bios region without warning even if something is wrong so can notebooks be recovered if something goes wrong while using fptw

You created your account shortly after his second account was banned, and I've seen you replace tabs instead of unlocking them. This is the same type of modifications that Eternal Mangekyou was trying to do. However he never succeded at doing this and you have. However, there are plently of differences between you two. My suspicions have been cleared, you've earned my trust

The output.bin is the dump of the bios region of your chip. So as long as you keep a copy of the original, then you can always revert back to the original. And that's why I recommend you verify after the flash the make sure everything worked. It's a good idea to have a recovery USB ready incase someting goes wrong, eventhough it's extreamly rare for anything to go wrong. I've personaly never had any problems with fptw.

Also, yes, you just modify the output.bin the same way you modified other roms.

Thanks a lot

(01-12-2014, 03:26 AM)Republic Of Gamers Wrote: [ -> ]

(01-12-2014, 03:22 AM)donovan6000 Wrote: [ -> ]

(01-12-2014, 02:22 AM)Republic Of Gamers Wrote: [ -> ]I am not Eternal Mangekyou I have seen his posts and he was only asking for donations and he didn't successfully modded a single bios but why do you think I am Eternal Mangekyou. So I used this tool and it generates a output.bin so do i have to modify the dump the same way as I modded bios and I saw in the download page of fptw that it.overites the bios region without warning even if something is wrong so can notebooks be recovered if something goes wrong while using fptw

You created your account shortly after his second account was banned, and I've seen you replace tabs instead of unlocking them. This is the same type of modifications that Eternal Mangekyou was trying to do. However he never succeded at doing this and you have. However, there are plently of differences between you two. My suspicions have been cleared, you've earned my trust

The output.bin is the dump of the bios region of your chip. So as long as you keep a copy of the original, then you can always revert back to the original. And that's why I recommend you verify after the flash the make sure everything worked. It's a good idea to have a recovery USB ready incase someting goes wrong, eventhough it's extreamly rare for anything to go wrong. I've personaly never had any problems with fptw.

Also, yes, you just modify the output.bin the same way you modified other roms.

Thanks a lot

So from what I gather. The only way for someone to help me out. Is for me to upload the bios dump the intel tool make with my it has my pc's info.

Dump your bios using fptw tool and upload it then I will mod it and then I will upload it again then flash it

Ok here is the output I got with ftpw http://www.mediafire.com/download/21jje2...output.bin

Hey stric9, can you verify if wether or not you can flash bios with fptw. We're running into some problems, so I want to know it all new Acers have a write lock on the bios region from the flash descriptor. So run the following:


This'll just dump the bios region, then flash it with that dump. If it gives you an error, then let us know. Be aware that there is always some risk involved with flashing bios.

nvm didn't read the dates on when this thread was created.

Hey donovan, and republic of gamers .. I want to thank you guys for all the help. I will donate all i can for the assistance....I fell asleep and dropped my laptop lol... So until my new screen comes. I'm kind of tko'd for a bit.. As soon as it arrives. I'll check the flash with ftpw.

(01-22-2014, 11:41 AM)stric9 Wrote: [ -> ]I fell asleep and dropped my laptop lol

Lol, it happens to all of us sometimes. Hope you get it up and working again soon

(01-22-2014, 11:41 AM)stric9 Wrote: [ -> ]Hey donovan, and republic of gamers .. I want to thank you guys for all the help. I will donate all i can for the assistance....I fell asleep and dropped my laptop lol... So until my new screen comes. I'm kind of tko'd for a bit.. As soon as it arrives. I'll check the flash with ftpw.

Try This after you get your new screen