I assumed it probably wouldn't give you a nvram.txt file, since none of those are specifically for your chipset, but sometimes you get lucky and it works anyway on some boards.
Save those for your own use later, you might find them useful someday and that app is hard to find usually (non-public), and often when you do find it then you only find one version that might not work for what you need right then.

Here is three BIOS for NVRAM testing, to see if any of these affect menu visibility. If they do, then I know where we can edit and enable menus. None of these have menu specific changes, only cleared NVRAM Defaults.
As mentioned previously, something's may be missing or messed up, these BIOS are not meant for use, only for quick testing to see if we can narrow down menu to these sections or not. Please flash or program back known working BIOS once done testing all three of these.
https://nofile.io/f/BDoen0SnZ60/NVRAM+Tests.zip

Yes, thank you, today i'll do the testing, - a little later i'll write the result.
And thank you very much for the set of utilities, - i know the importance of these programs. Recently i was looking for an AMI engineering kit, - i did not find it ...


All three options - unchanged, after flashing the laptop does a couple of restarts, - but the interface does not change. (Reset to default and complete de-energization did) - can the intel does not save changes?
is this really bad?

OK, thanks! Yes, I wish I could find visual eBIOS!

Bummer about the BIOS tests, but glad you did not have to go through tough recovery. Please flash back stock or your mod BIOS now, toss those or keep, but don't use as daily BIOS.
Now we know the menu's are not locked up in some NVRAM settings, that was the only goal there. So we will need to keep looking, it's a tough one, I've never seen such a hard to figure out hidden menu!

Yes, everything went quietly, and i immediately returned the original 210.
Thank you for helping and giving time to me.

@alex0506 - you're welcome! Here is quick new test x2, Advanced menu test. Can you see advanced menu now?
Please test AdvanceD.bin first, then AdvanceD2.bin and let me know outcome of each, either have visible Advanced Menu?
https://nofile.io/f/uAPh7pjXq1J/210-Advanced-Test.zip

Never mind on above, I think it will be fail, but test if you want (I changed wrong variable, I think) Anyway, here is four more test files, all @AdvanceD menu visibility only as test-check on method.

Please test M7, then M72, then M8, then M82 - fingers crossed!
https://nofile.io/f/wY5WD71WmS2/210-M7-M...vanceD-test.zip

Hi!
I checked all 6 modes, all without changes (i fingers crossed, - but did not help), returned to the original 210.
Even well-known brands make less intricate bioses !!...

Damn, bummer, I thought we might get lucky! I agree, this is hardest one I've ever ran into! I'm sure it's something simple and we're simply overlooking it. I will keep digging around

Found on one forum - a person describes the overclocking of video on this laptop
(on the screens the platform is pegatron a35).
I do not know whether it is appropriate to lay out a link to another resource.This resource is no longer active.
Several screenshots:

there are images of open items, - can they somehow help?

It's OK to link another forum, I think? I've never seen anyone complain and don't see why anyone would, were here to help with computers not compete with others helping

But, sorry, no I don't see how any of that would be of help. Unless, in that thread, they show about making visible hidden menus, which are not shown in those images.

Yes, i'm sorry, - there is no solution to this resource. He did not say how, only pointed out utilities - standard for AMI UEFI, also said that the A35 is not very standard unlock.
link http://4pda.ru/forum/lofiversion/index.php?t424106.html
Once again, i'm sorry, i'm trying to find any clues...



...yes, you are right - there is nothing essential, there are only a few questions on this platform - no answers

It's OK. Thanks, I will check. He maybe unlocked some settings (made visible) on menu sections that are already visible, but didn't unlock/unhide any hidden menus which is what we're after.
That is a LONG thread, is it dedicated only to this board? If yes, then maybe spend time to look through each page and see if anyone unlocks menu sections or not. I looked through first few pages, he only talks about editing settings which we can already do, no making visible hidden BIOS menus

Is it possible for me to modify the below UEFI BIOS with the MMTOOL 4.50 in order to update the UEFI version? This LGA1155 based board (Intel H61 chipset) won't boot with newer GPU's. I tried GTX500 series up to GTX 1000 series and it won't boot, instead spitting out a CMOS Error instead. But it boots fine with older GPU's including my HD5870, my 8800GTZ and my 8400GS. So I assume it has to do with how old the UEFI version is maybe? I do NOT have a copy of the BIOS file either, so I would need to back it up from the machine somehow first.

This is the Core version 4.6.5.1 with UEFI 2.3.1
https://ami.com/en/news/press-releases/a...t-for-uefi-231/

Screenshot of the BIOS Information page

What is the system, lets look at stock BIOS updates first.

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #283

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What is the system, lets look at stock BIOS updates first.

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I thought maybe we could find some stock package with Google-Fu Are all those cards UEFI BIOS?

There is two major newer kinds of Aptio (4/IV and 5/V), open the BIOS in UBU and it will tell you which type it is. Get a backup with AFU or Intel FPT, then check with UBU.
AMIBCP 4.55.0070 & AMIBCP 5.02.0023 are the latest AMIBCP versions for Aptio 4/5 and MMTool latest are MMTool v4.50.0.23 / 5.02.0024 (find patched version). Yes, tools will either open or not, no harm done checking.