(08-19-2019, 05:52 AM)celloh123 Wrote: [ -> ] (08-24-2015, 12:20 PM)pro.phantom Wrote: [ -> ]Donate Bitcoin: 1H7AP8Zm69WXbqLWm6kK6rvSyCQsjiGTKi
and then the screen went black after a load. and now...*sigh* my laptop won't turn on, leds won't turn on as well.
1. don't quote big posts
2. you bricked your laptop, good job. Now buy an SPI flash tool
(08-19-2019, 05:57 AM)HorseRider Wrote: [ -> ] (08-19-2019, 05:52 AM)celloh123 Wrote: [ -> ] (08-24-2015, 12:20 PM)pro.phantom Wrote: [ -> ]Donate Bitcoin: 1H7AP8Zm69WXbqLWm6kK6rvSyCQsjiGTKi
and then the screen went black after a load. and now...*sigh* my laptop won't turn on, leds won't turn on as well.
1. don't quote big posts
2. you bricked your laptop, good job. Now buy an SPI flash tool
1- I don't know what a SPI flash tool is or how to use it.
2- I don't think it's my fault since I believe I did everything correctly
I updated my bios on my Asus N56JR recently because it was having trouble waking up from sleep.
I was shocked to find that this 7 year old laptop had a new bios update available dated 2019/06/25 because the last update was from 2013/11/14.
It solved my waking from sleep problem but I have just noticed it has also
removed any option at all for legacy / CSM booting.
As such I cannot boot from any usb or cd that is not UEFI. (like freedos)
I am so pissed at Asus. This is a 7 year old laptop, why the
[censored] would they remove CSM.
Anyway, I was hoping that someone clever on here has a way around this so that I can flash the modded bios I have made ?
Any help would be much appreciated, The latest bios for it from 2019/06/25 is here
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/N5...RAS206.zip.
I am pretty sure the bios before this let me boot non UEFI.
That bios is here
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/N5...RAS204.zip
Obviously though the genius asus people have made it so you cannot downgrade your bios using EZflash.
Thanks in advance if anyone can help me.
I have just emailed Asus aswell saying ;
I recently updated the bios in my N56JR and can no longer boot from USB or CD unless they are UEFI compatible images.
My N56JR has a 4th gen Haswell CPU in it (4700HQ) and has always been able to boot from legacy USB and CD until the latest bios update (BIOS-206). dated 2019/06/25.
I use this function a lot to boot live linux operating systems and some other dos based tools.
Why was this option removed when my system is old and using a 4th gen Haswell CPU ?
What can I do to get this functionality back ?
I tried downgrading the bios back to what I had before (BIOS-204) using EZflash but it will not let me.
Can you please provide me with a BIOS that has CSM / Legacy boot enabled that I can flash using EZflash or another method.
I am knowledgable enough to do it another way if you provide me instructions.
Please please help me restore this critical function to my laptop.
I took a risk and used AFUWINGUI to flash the bios from windows, and all went ok..... "phew"
(disconnected from internet and closed / disabled every program I could find first)
I now have the latest bios with ALL options unlocked, and can also boot to FreeDOS.
Thanks to the OP for the guide and tools !
after modify my bios then save AMIBCP crash and save nothing
my motherboard : ROG MAXIMUS X FORMULA
(10-08-2019, 07:41 PM)Nawafwabs Wrote: [ -> ]after modify my bios then save AMIBCP crash and save nothing
my motherboard : ROG MAXIMUS X FORMULA
use new version from AMI website 4.5.3
(10-08-2019, 07:43 PM)HorseRider Wrote: [ -> ] (10-08-2019, 07:41 PM)Nawafwabs Wrote: [ -> ]after modify my bios then save AMIBCP crash and save nothing
my motherboard : ROG MAXIMUS X FORMULA
use new version from AMI website 4.5.3
i cant download it , no download link for AMIBCP 5.11
(10-10-2019, 05:07 AM)Nawafwabs Wrote: [ -> ] (10-08-2019, 07:43 PM)HorseRider Wrote: [ -> ] (10-08-2019, 07:41 PM)Nawafwabs Wrote: [ -> ]after modify my bios then save AMIBCP crash and save nothing
my motherboard : ROG MAXIMUS X FORMULA
use new version from AMI website 4.5.3
i cant download it , no download link for AMIBCP 5.11
i will post link soon, check back in 24 hours