Bios Mods -The Best BIOS Update and Modification Source

Yes, thanks! I'll work on this and get back with you soon, hopefully I can unlock things for you, but no promises

This file looks "Off" (Has some issues compared to a stock BIOS) can you please dump again using this instead so I can see if it varies or not
FPTw.exe -d biosrdump.bin

What BIOS version are you on, so I can compare to that stock BIOS too, as of now I only checked against 307

And, from within the BIOS, can you save a BIOS? If yes, save BIOS to USB and send a copy of that in same zip too, thanks

I have some kind of problem with the new command.
 And can you explain how can I save BIOS to USB .

Here is a link from the last BIOS.
link

Sorry, I assumed it would dump only the unlocked regions, it's OK, forget about that dump.

From BIOS you should be able to save a backup copy from the exit page I thought, but maybe not. You may need to install Asus AI Suite, or I can help you dump using AFU, but I've got to run for now so if you can't find and figure out AFU Dump I will help you tonight when I get back.

I don't need a Asus link, I need to know what BIOS you are using now (Check with CPU-z)

Here is AFU Download
https://ami.com/en/download-license-agre...tility.zip

And I open afu>afuwin>64 ?
And then ?

I think I've done something. I opened the app that I said last time and I pressed the Save button. And that's what i got.

Yes, thanks, sorry I didn't have time to explain. I will check this out tonight when I get home

Thanks again for the second backup, this one also has similar error. Can you please reflash BIOS to latest BIOS if you are not using already, then send me FPT backup again. After you flash, clear CMOS, and then load optimal defaults again.

I updated the BIOS and I have some problems with running widows. Here is a new dump.

Problems with running windows? What do you mean? Did you set your SATA settings back to same as before? Probably AHCI needs set instead of IDE. You can flash back to other older version again now if you want, but be sure to load optimal settings once done, and then reset your SATA Settings again too.

Well, this backup has same issue I will have to see about correcting, stock BIOS does not contain this problem (It's NVRAM Stored outside NVRAM area, duplicated MANY times, and with incorrect Volume revision values). Before I do anything I will find some other dumps from this same laptop and compare, maybe this is normal, but it shouldn't be!

*Edit - I compared to two different dumps from other same systems, they do not have this issue, so normally I would not feel comfortable editing this BIOS, but we can test a write back of your current backup and if all is OK then it should be fine. If you want to test that please use FPT and write back one of your FPT backups to the BIOS using the following command

FPTw.exe -bios -f backupbiosname.bin

^^ Change backupbiosname.bin to whatever the file name is that you're using. If that goes OK, without error we should be fine. If there is any error during the process stop and do no proceed, show me image of the error and command entered.