<![CDATA[Bios Mods - The Best BIOS Update and Modification Source - Motherboard Information Resources]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/ Mon, 04 May 2026 18:29:54 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[is that anyone have exp on AMD Qogir MTS board]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-is-that-anyone-have-exp-on-AMD-Qogir-MTS-board Mon, 09 Jun 2025 08:29:01 -0400 essentiallifes]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-is-that-anyone-have-exp-on-AMD-Qogir-MTS-board <![CDATA[Intel Tiger Hill NM10 (Tigerpoint) - BIOS Updates?]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Intel-Tiger-Hill-NM10-Tigerpoint-BIOS-Updates Sun, 25 May 2025 05:41:38 -0400 Boost]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Intel-Tiger-Hill-NM10-Tigerpoint-BIOS-Updates
The product is EOL and the official downloads at the manfucturers site start at NISE-105.
There is no BIOS update for this device either.

Does anyone know if there ever had been any BIOS updates available?]]>
The product is EOL and the official downloads at the manfucturers site start at NISE-105.
There is no BIOS update for this device either.

Does anyone know if there ever had been any BIOS updates available?]]> <![CDATA[Please help me recover my bios]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Please-help-me-recover-my-bios Sun, 17 Nov 2024 12:37:27 -0500 FuryOP]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Please-help-me-recover-my-bios
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.zip   BIOS_Acer_1.21_A_A.zip (Size: 8.02 MB / Downloads: 1) ]]>
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.zip   BIOS_Acer_1.21_A_A.zip (Size: 8.02 MB / Downloads: 1) ]]> <![CDATA[Bios for Trigem H61H2 TM7 v2.0]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bios-for-Trigem-H61H2-TM7-v2-0 Sat, 26 Oct 2024 15:08:08 -0400 NoobMaster2699]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bios-for-Trigem-H61H2-TM7-v2-0 <![CDATA[Elitegroup KM400-M Rev 1.0B bios version or chip.]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Elitegroup-KM400-M-Rev-1-0B-bios-version-or-chip Fri, 25 Aug 2023 16:04:16 -0400 Oldschool297]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Elitegroup-KM400-M-Rev-1-0B-bios-version-or-chip <![CDATA[Lost Bios chip after taking it down :(]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Lost-Bios-chip-after-taking-it-down Sun, 02 Apr 2023 09:46:08 -0400 Glishaso]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Lost-Bios-chip-after-taking-it-down   Laptop is : DV6-6042ef Serial number : 5CH1141G75 also after that need to reprogram it when i find it lucky me Sad

Tnx in advice! <3]]>   Laptop is : DV6-6042ef Serial number : 5CH1141G75 also after that need to reprogram it when i find it lucky me Sad

Tnx in advice! <3]]> <![CDATA[Bios Chips smaller than SOIC8?]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bios-Chips-smaller-than-SOIC8 Wed, 08 Jun 2022 12:08:42 -0400 Deo3560]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bios-Chips-smaller-than-SOIC8 <![CDATA[Bios Asus e406MAS]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bios-Asus-e406MAS Wed, 05 Jan 2022 15:55:54 -0500 rjcamatos]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Bios-Asus-e406MAS I have an Asus e406MAS, and i would like to Downgrade the BIOS, but it says roolback protection.
How can i acomplish that?

Tanks.]]> I have an Asus e406MAS, and i would like to Downgrade the BIOS, but it says roolback protection.
How can i acomplish that?

Tanks.]]> <![CDATA[ASUS A7N8X-X modded BIOS]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-ASUS-A7N8X-X-modded-BIOS Tue, 19 Oct 2021 17:24:39 -0400 BIOTROBIOS]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-ASUS-A7N8X-X-modded-BIOS I am looking for the 1010-XMOD2.BIN and [b]1010-XMOD2_2T.BIN BIOS for the ASUS A7N8X-X motherboard.[/b]
[b]Thank your for your help.[/b]]]> I am looking for the 1010-XMOD2.BIN and [b]1010-XMOD2_2T.BIN BIOS for the ASUS A7N8X-X motherboard.[/b]
[b]Thank your for your help.[/b]]]> <![CDATA[Where to find info on BIOS used on Dell MBs?]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Where-to-find-info-on-BIOS-used-on-Dell-MBs Fri, 14 May 2021 21:30:38 -0400 Shredder]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Where-to-find-info-on-BIOS-used-on-Dell-MBs I want to make sure the next laptop I buy has a moddable BIOS but I'm finding it very difficult to get info on what BIOS chips are in use. I'm mainly focused on Dell Latitude line at the moment, but am considering other brands also.

My mod rig only supports 8 pin SOIC and 3.3v so I only want to buy a laptop with BIOS of those types. The last laptop I bought had 16 pin and 1.8v BIOS Sad So I couldn't do anything with it.

I have d/led the tech repair manual for several Dell Latitude models and the photos show the MB model number but doing google searches on that has not resulted in spec sheets or any data on BIOS. Any ideas where to find this info? Or any suggestion on another manufacturer with more easily findable info?]]> I want to make sure the next laptop I buy has a moddable BIOS but I'm finding it very difficult to get info on what BIOS chips are in use. I'm mainly focused on Dell Latitude line at the moment, but am considering other brands also.

My mod rig only supports 8 pin SOIC and 3.3v so I only want to buy a laptop with BIOS of those types. The last laptop I bought had 16 pin and 1.8v BIOS Sad So I couldn't do anything with it.

I have d/led the tech repair manual for several Dell Latitude models and the photos show the MB model number but doing google searches on that has not resulted in spec sheets or any data on BIOS. Any ideas where to find this info? Or any suggestion on another manufacturer with more easily findable info?]]> <![CDATA[Hp Probook 430 G2 Bios chip serial number/motherboard schematic]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Hp-Probook-430-G2-Bios-chip-serial-number-motherboard-schematic Fri, 31 Jul 2020 20:24:03 -0400 thowitz]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Hp-Probook-430-G2-Bios-chip-serial-number-motherboard-schematic
Does anyone happen to have the serial number for the bios chip on an Hp Probook 430 G2 or alternatively the schematics of the motherboard that might contain the serial number?

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Regards]]>
Does anyone happen to have the serial number for the bios chip on an Hp Probook 430 G2 or alternatively the schematics of the motherboard that might contain the serial number?

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Regards]]> <![CDATA[HP Eliteone G2 1000 board DAN11AMB8H0]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-HP-Eliteone-G2-1000-board-DAN11AMB8H0 Sat, 25 Apr 2020 07:59:47 -0400 masafaga]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-HP-Eliteone-G2-1000-board-DAN11AMB8H0 Hello!
dear friends, does anyone have dump 25q256 (32Mb) HP Eliteone G2 1000 Quanta DAN11AMB8H0? 
please share!
it would be great of you!
is sata hdd working in your board?
regards,]]> Hello!
dear friends, does anyone have dump 25q256 (32Mb) HP Eliteone G2 1000 Quanta DAN11AMB8H0? 
please share!
it would be great of you!
is sata hdd working in your board?
regards,]]> <![CDATA[Acer Predator G9-973 BIOS Recovery - How To]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Acer-Predator-G9-973-BIOS-Recovery-How-To Thu, 19 Mar 2020 21:03:52 -0400 tesla124]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Acer-Predator-G9-973-BIOS-Recovery-How-To  I feel the need to make a resource available to everyone that has ended up in the situation I was in,which was having bios issues with the Acer Predator G9-973 laptop.
 First I want say that this laptop uses the Winbond Q25128FV chip and also will produce a rather large 16mb bios file. I ended up with a corrupt bios which wouldn't allow the laptop to boot. It would not post at all. The power button would light up solid along with the keyboard and mousepad but would power cycle every 15 seconds.
 There are two methods of recovery, I'll explain my experience with both
 1. Booting from a USB bios recovery file
 2. Flashing your bios IC chip with a Programmer such as the CH341a using the CH341a program v 1.18 (HAS to be this version) 

To prepare the USB flash drive you need a low volume flash drive. I chose a 2gb (It helps if it has a light so you can see the read/write)
Format this drive to a FAT FAT/32.
Now you'll need the need correct file to put onto the USB drive. You can find BIOS updates on the manufacturers website. From there download, open, and run the update exe file. This will create a temp folder /users/youraccount/appdata/temp/ The folder it will be in will have numbers and letter, 7.skd92. ect. Inside this folder will be one or two .bin files depending on the version of bios update. These bin files will be what you will use to recover. Drop the contents of this folder into your flash drive and modify the .bin files to a .fd file extension. (IF you want you know exactly what file your computer will look for and have a copy of your bios on hand, you can search the .bin file with a program such as UEFITool. Load the .bin, search for a unicode ".bin or .rom". Find the file, Export it then open with notepad and look for the .bin file it will specify. This will take you the exact name and file extension that the bios will look for to recover. Once the files are on the flash drive, insert the drive with the power off. Hold function button and esc button, power on and you will begin the restore.

This USB method didn't work for me as I believe my bios was too corrupted to even making it to loading anything from the USB. 
For this method we will modify a stock bios update to a flashable .bin file. As mentioned above, use the website to download the bios update, run exe, find the .bin in the temp folder and then copy that off to a place you can access it (remember, once you close the bios updater program it will delete the files and folder.) Now with the stock bios update .bin file, one might think you could just flash this back onto the Winbond. Wrong. Unfortunately, this update .bin has all kinds of extras inside increases the file size too much to write to the chip. Here is where a program called InsydeImageExtractor comes into play. Find a copy of this program and extract it to the area where you're update .bin is located. Open Command Prompt in windows and use extractor.exe <name of file to copy> <name of new file>. This will now result in a .bin file without all the extra update stuff, reducing the size of the .bin file and allowing you to flash this back onto your chip. Once I had flashed the chip the laptop booted right up to windows login without a hitch.
It's unfortunate that the manufacturer makes it this hard to recover from problems like this.

I really hope this tutorial helps someone in need as I searched the internet for many hours to put the puzzle together. 

Never give up!]]>  I feel the need to make a resource available to everyone that has ended up in the situation I was in,which was having bios issues with the Acer Predator G9-973 laptop.
 First I want say that this laptop uses the Winbond Q25128FV chip and also will produce a rather large 16mb bios file. I ended up with a corrupt bios which wouldn't allow the laptop to boot. It would not post at all. The power button would light up solid along with the keyboard and mousepad but would power cycle every 15 seconds.
 There are two methods of recovery, I'll explain my experience with both
 1. Booting from a USB bios recovery file
 2. Flashing your bios IC chip with a Programmer such as the CH341a using the CH341a program v 1.18 (HAS to be this version) 

To prepare the USB flash drive you need a low volume flash drive. I chose a 2gb (It helps if it has a light so you can see the read/write)
Format this drive to a FAT FAT/32.
Now you'll need the need correct file to put onto the USB drive. You can find BIOS updates on the manufacturers website. From there download, open, and run the update exe file. This will create a temp folder /users/youraccount/appdata/temp/ The folder it will be in will have numbers and letter, 7.skd92. ect. Inside this folder will be one or two .bin files depending on the version of bios update. These bin files will be what you will use to recover. Drop the contents of this folder into your flash drive and modify the .bin files to a .fd file extension. (IF you want you know exactly what file your computer will look for and have a copy of your bios on hand, you can search the .bin file with a program such as UEFITool. Load the .bin, search for a unicode ".bin or .rom". Find the file, Export it then open with notepad and look for the .bin file it will specify. This will take you the exact name and file extension that the bios will look for to recover. Once the files are on the flash drive, insert the drive with the power off. Hold function button and esc button, power on and you will begin the restore.

This USB method didn't work for me as I believe my bios was too corrupted to even making it to loading anything from the USB. 
For this method we will modify a stock bios update to a flashable .bin file. As mentioned above, use the website to download the bios update, run exe, find the .bin in the temp folder and then copy that off to a place you can access it (remember, once you close the bios updater program it will delete the files and folder.) Now with the stock bios update .bin file, one might think you could just flash this back onto the Winbond. Wrong. Unfortunately, this update .bin has all kinds of extras inside increases the file size too much to write to the chip. Here is where a program called InsydeImageExtractor comes into play. Find a copy of this program and extract it to the area where you're update .bin is located. Open Command Prompt in windows and use extractor.exe <name of file to copy> <name of new file>. This will now result in a .bin file without all the extra update stuff, reducing the size of the .bin file and allowing you to flash this back onto your chip. Once I had flashed the chip the laptop booted right up to windows login without a hitch.
It's unfortunate that the manufacturer makes it this hard to recover from problems like this.

I really hope this tutorial helps someone in need as I searched the internet for many hours to put the puzzle together. 

Never give up!]]> <![CDATA[H81M-D R2.0 serial number change and a few questions...]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-H81M-D-R2-0-serial-number-change-and-a-few-questions Thu, 23 Jan 2020 18:39:17 -0500 Barky]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-H81M-D-R2-0-serial-number-change-and-a-few-questions I have a "H81M-D R2.0" motherboard. I want something that has changed the factory output ids, serial numbers, guides available on my motherboard.
Is it enough to organize bios for this? The reason I did this is that a second hand computer I bought is banned from almost all the steam games I want to play. Can you help with this ?


sorry for my bad english]]> I have a "H81M-D R2.0" motherboard. I want something that has changed the factory output ids, serial numbers, guides available on my motherboard.
Is it enough to organize bios for this? The reason I did this is that a second hand computer I bought is banned from almost all the steam games I want to play. Can you help with this ?


sorry for my bad english]]> <![CDATA[\razer blade 17 gtx 1060]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-razer-blade-17-gtx-1060 Fri, 06 Dec 2019 01:44:12 -0500 22noahcooley]]> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-razer-blade-17-gtx-1060 Any help would be much appreciated.]]> Any help would be much appreciated.]]>