Microcode Update on Elitedesk 800 G1

[caio_rebello]

Hello,

I have an Elitedesk 800 G1, and i tried install an I7 4790 ES (Enginering Sample), when i boot the machine, appear a error saying that my processor don't have a microcode correct (microcode update error 1801) 

Learning some about microcode, i think i need add the microcode for this processor family on my bios, correct?

what i need to update the microcode?

[DeathBringer]

Post a screenshot of third (Mainboard) tab of CPU-Z with supported CPU.
Show a photo of your i7-4790(ES) from top.
Make a photo of the screen with "error saying that my processor don't have a microcode correct".

[caio_rebello]

Hello, thanks for your repply

I attached all informations

Thanks

[DeathBringer]

1. Download Intel ME System Tools v9.1 and unpack it.
2. Go to Intel ME System Tools v9.1 r7\Flash Programming Tool\WIN64 and run in command line with administrative rights:
fptw64 -a 0xF77D28 -l 0x5C18 -d ucode.bin
Make a screenshot of result.
3. If no error then run:
fptw64 -a 0xF77D28 -l 0x5C18 -f ucode.bin
Make a screenshot of result.
4. Give me file ucode.bin

[caio_rebello]

1. Download Intel ME System Tools v9.1 and unpack it.
2. Go to Intel ME System Tools v9.1 r7\Flash Programming Tool\WIN64 and run in command line with administrative rights:
fptw64 -a 0xF77D28 -l 0x5C18 -d ucode.bin
Make a screenshot of result.
3. If no error then run:
fptw64 -a 0xF77D28 -l 0x5C18 -f ucode.bin
Make a screenshot of result.
4. Give me file ucode.bin

Hello, i atacched the results

   

   

I think this bios is write protected, i have the CH341 board to do a dump of bios.

[DeathBringer]

I think this bios is write protected

It can be disabled in EFI GRUB Shell:
1. Take USB stick and format to FAT32
2. Create directory structure EFI\Boot
3. Download and unzip bootx64.7z
4. Put BOOTX64.EFI to Boot directory.
5. Boot from this USB stick
6. Run commands:
setup_var 0x96 0x0
setup_var 0x97 0x0
setup_var 0x98 0x0
setup_var 0x99 0x0
setup_var 0x9a 0x0
7. Make and post a photo of the screen.
8. Reboot in Windows and try again:
fptw64 -a 0xF77D28 -l 0x5C18 -f ucode.bin

i have the CH341 board to do a dump of bios.

Make BIOS dump by your hardware programmer.

[caio_rebello]

I think this bios is write protected

It can be disabled in EFI GRUB Shell:
1. Take USB stick and format to FAT32
2. Create directory structure EFI\Boot
3. Download and unzip bootx64.7z
4. Put BOOTX64.EFI to Boot directory.
5. Boot from this USB stick
6. Run commands:
setup_var 0x96 0x0
setup_var 0x97 0x0
setup_var 0x98 0x0
setup_var 0x99 0x0
setup_var 0x9a 0x0
7. Make and post a photo of the screen.
8. Reboot in Windows and try again:
fptw64 -a 0xF77D28 -l 0x5C18 -f ucode.bin

i have the CH341 board to do a dump of bios.

Make BIOS dump by your hardware programmer.

Hello, i did the command, see the results

   

   

I tried do a dump of the bios, but i think the CH341 can't read this chip (Micron 25Q128A 13EC0, 128MBit SPI Flash, SOIC-8)

[DeathBringer]

OK. Now do:
fptw64 -a 0xE90048 -l 0xD8 -d fit.bin
Give me fit.bin

[caio_rebello]

OK. Now do:
fptw64 -a 0xE90048 -l 0xD8 -d fit.bin
Give me fit.bin

Ok, i did

   


  fit.bin (Size: 216 bytes / Downloads: 5)

[DeathBringer]

1. Download my mod, unpack and run:
fptw64 -a 0xE90048 -l 0xD8 -f fit_m.bin
Make a screenshot of results.
2. If no error then run:
fptw64 -a 0xF77D28 -l 0x5C18 -f ucode_m.bin
Make a screenshot of results.