I think I did everything ok, but my laptop does not work after uploading a new bios. Can you verify this for me?

https://ufile.io/j3uya

my problem from the beginning was that the fan speed was at the maximum speed all the time

Hello, today I reprogrammed the BIOS with a charge from another M4800 and cleaned the ME, but it did not help in any way the laptop behaves all the time in the same way.

Sorry for the late reply. I finally get the device boot up with the ME region you made .The issue was the High Sierra caused the partition map issue that I had to reformat the drive once it boots after I reflash the file. I was running around and did not get much time to work on it as well so took me over a month to get the work finished.
While I was working with the device and searching some files with hope to make things simple, I found some tool it said to be only two clicks required to clean the ME region so i downloaded to try. It doesn't seem to really work as I noticed it just made the files to Raw region. I uploaded it in case you might be interested to take a look at the file. I have no idea what it does and how it works other than the instruction given.

Newer version of that tool here, found it was this file via virustotal check, and see in details this creators name (kolyandex)
https://github.com/kolyandex/Intel-ME-re...jector/releases

Hi, here is my history, maybe you could help me with this:

I have a HP Z210 working properly as Windows Domain Controller with Server 2016 Essentials. Just bought another Z210 for the same job and I got into trouble.

First one (Good one), got OS installed like a champ and didn't need any extra driver to be ready. If I enter the BIOS settings screen I can see "ME Firmware Version" and "ME Management Mode" populated and also have an extra option in the advanced menu to activate/deactivate AMT and unconfigure it (never touch them or pay attention to it until now)

Second one got OS installed BUT drivers for HECI didn't get installed right and also de onboard Gigabit LAN do not work. Lot of searching, trying drivers and so, anything worked. I realized that in the BIOS settings both ME related fields ("ME Firmware Version" and "ME Management Mode" are blank and that I do not have the extra option for the AMT thing in the advanced menu. So I began hunting that way and found your INCREDIBLE and AWESOME forum.

So, I managed to get a complete BIOS DUMP from the "Good" Z210, clean it, prepare and build it, everything fine, but when I tried to flash it with fpt I got a BIOS region locked message (previously I managed to unlock the thing via shorting a couple of pins in the audio chip).

So I read that I can't flash that way and that AMIBIOS flash could do the job. I tried it and everything went as expected, did the fpt -greset and rebot the machine. I got the new BIOS version but ME related fields at the BIOS settings are still blank and same problems in the OS, it seems like the AMIBIOS tool didn't flash the ME region???

In this machines you have to update BIOS separately from ME, but I can't update ME because something is wrong with the firmware and flasher utility can't "talk" with the chip.

I suppose the only way is to extract the chip and flash it via hardware and rework it on the mobo, correct?

"OEM Public Key Hash" field is not empty，but there is nothing else？what should i do next？

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bios file upload!

Hi, I also have a problem with Alienware 17R3 since the Smip signature item is missing in Fitc, but I also checked it on the Lenovo 300-15isk i7-6500U processor, this item is missing and there (maybe it depends on the Fits version?) Can be still what that decision, thanks
PS I apologize for my English

@virginlulu & @Adleon - The guide tells you how to continue with the Alienware Key Hash issue, create dummy has file w/ OpenSSL, see step #7 in full under CSME 11-12 section
You should be using FIT from Intel CSME System Tools v11 r12