Bios Mods -The Best BIOS Update and Modification Source

(03-29-2016, 03:34 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Download this file and extract all files into bootable USB stick with DOS.
Boot from USB stick with DOS and run FlashBin.exe. Make a foto with the result on the screen to post here.
Reboot and make BIOS backup by Universal BIOS Backup ToolKit 2.0. I need to see it.

Hi

Does this file can be flashed to XW-4200 with P4 651 (was P4 551) with the same 1801 error?
attach cpu-z pics with new cpu.

Tx

R

No, you have different system.
Make DOS USB-stick (e.g, by Rufus), download and unzip all files for the modded version of CHECKUP7 to this DOS USB-stick.
Download latest microcode for CPUID=0xF65, rename it to PEP.DAT and copy (with replacement) to this DOS USB-stick.
Boot from this DOS USB-stick and make a photo of the screen with results.

(01-07-2020, 12:05 PM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]No, you have different system.
Make DOS USB-stick (e.g, by Rufus), download and unzip all files for the modded version of CHECKUP7 to this DOS USB-stick.
Download latest microcode for CPUID=0xF65, rename it to PEP.DAT and copy (with replacement) to this DOS USB-stick.
Boot from this DOS USB-stick and make a photo of the screen with results.

thank you so much for your help.
here is the log:
Database file being used is PEP.DAT
=========================================================================
|     Processor Update Utility for Intel® P6 and Intel NetBurst®    |
|     Microarchitecture Family of Microprocessors                       |
|     Version 7.14, 09/23/2005, Production                              |
|     Copyright 1995-2004, Intel Corporation.                           |
=========================================================================
Your system will not allow this utility to permanently
install the appropriate microcode update in your system.
You need to contact your system manufacturer for a system
BIOS upgrade that contains the microcode update for the
processor installed.  Make sure to specify the name of the
processor installed in your system.
Either Update API absent from BIOS, or no microcode update slots available
Continuing with Dynamic update
Searching database file for Processor Signature=00000F65  Platform ID=4
This utility can attempt temporary loading of processor microcode updates.
Processor #1:
Intel® Pentium® 4 CPU  detected.
Processor Signature=00000F65  Platform ID=4
   Processor microcode update not installed
   Database  microcode update revision = B
This utility can load a newer microcode update.
Microcode updates can only be temporarily loaded into processors.
You will need run this utility again after each system power-up or reset.
Processor #2:
Processor Signature=00000F65  Platform ID=4
   Processor microcode update not installed
   Database  microcode update revision = B
This utility can load a newer microcode update.
Update #1 Processor Signature=F65  Platform ID=4  Revision=b
2 successful load(s).
All Updates Loaded and Verified!

R

Did you tried to install HP xw4200 Workstation Processor Microcode Update?

(01-08-2020, 04:11 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Did you tried to install HP xw4200 Workstation Processor Microcode Update?

Yes.
None of the usb flash tools (rufus etc.) could read the ucode.iso file.

Unpack \Floppy\UCODE.IMG by UniExtract and copy all files (with replacement) to DOS USB-stick.

(01-08-2020, 11:26 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Unpack \Floppy\UCODE.IMG by UniExtract and copy all files (with replacement) to DOS USB-stick.

bang......! working great. a few struggled on the way, but finally flashed the ucode.10A.

is flashing the new PEP.DAT still needed?

thank you very very very much for ur help.

R

(01-08-2020, 04:14 PM)rp748 Wrote: [ -> ]is flashing the new PEP.DAT still needed?

No, CHECKUP7 isn't compatible with this system.