[REQUEST] Asus eeepc 1025C

[RiccardoP]

Hello.

I am giving you all drivers for windows 64 bit. Windows Vista, 7 and 10 support. And I fixed the driver for Intel GMA 3600 and 3650. In Windows Vista 64bit it works somewhere with 75% support. It works in Windows 7 64bit with 100% support. Then in Windows 10 64bit it works with 80% support. I also have Graphics driver 8.15.8.1050 for Windows 10 in the works and they should work soon. Also fixed 8.15.8.1050 in full which is now STABLE. I also added support for Intel Atom N2850 and GMA 3650. Additional support also for 2.5 SSD up to 2TB with new drivers.

I hope I made your job a little easier. I also have a new Bios 1302 with Uefi support and ssd option up to 16TB on gpt format. I'm still testing the bios to make sure it really works. Additional support for AMD64, INT64, 64bit in full form.

I am also trying to get an Intel Atom N2800 CPU evaluated on Windows 7 64bit with 4.5 or even 5.0. In windows vista 64bit cpu has a rating of 4.5 at full speed. Processor utilization 95%.

Also support for DDR 3 4GB 1600Mhz with full bus 4096mb in Bios chip. But I also test DDR 3 8GB 1600Mhz and with the ram chip update Intel GMA 3600 has 1GB vram. Windows 7 64bit itself recognizes 6.9GB of RAM out of 8GB.

So much from my side and I wish you happy use.

Link Google Drive: Windows 64bit drivers

Greetings from Slovenia

Hi sloseba123,

Would you be able to share BIOS 1302 with 64 bit UEFI support?

Thank you!!

Agree. @sloseba123 will be great to have the new BIOS 1302. Thanks for your work!

[Maxinator500]

will be great to have the new BIOS 1302

It's not 1302, they renamed the 1301 mod.

[RiccardoP]

1302 is the one mentioned by @sloseba123 here

[walter5]

Hi,

A few years ago, I have flashed my 1025C with the x64 BIOS new microcode, and it works. So many thanks to people who patched it and to this forum.

But I have some questions.

Once flashed to a bios with a new microcode, can I flash to a bios with an older microcode ?

And Is it really better to have the version with new microcode ? Does it improve performances and correct bugs ?

[insego]

I got it! The culprit is the code that does this in BIOS: [MSR 0x122] |= 3;
So, just blank (NOP) out that piece of code in BIOS and have fun with x64. I don't have any experience with BIOS modding, but I am familiar with assembly language programming and almost everything in Intel SDM.
It took me quite some time to figure out there are 2 places to patch (for bootstrap processor and application processors).
Below are some notes to help you gain confidence that nothing fishy is being added. Use your hex editor compare function to compare between the BIOS file from Asus and my patched version.

I just tried it and it works! Thank you very much.