Download ME System Tools v11.0 from the ME thread, open a command prompt at Flash Programming Tool folder and run it with command "fptw -greset". After the restart, does the problem persist? If yes, what driver do you currently have installed? Is there any option at the BIOS which is ME related? Meaning a version field, an option to "Enable ME Reflash" or similar.

It doesn't matter. Go for x64 if you have 64-bit Windows (you almost certainly do).

Yes, ME version N/A or 0.0.0.0 is what I was looking for. The ME firmware is corrupt, its settings probably are. Read Section A of the CleanUp Guide to understand why. It's not your fault. Razer did not reflash a cleaned+configured ME region before shipping the system back to you and now it has problems. Check if they have locked read/write access to the ME region by running "fptw64 -d spi.bin" command. Does it work? Are you certain that the BIOS has no option called "ME Reflash" or similar?

If it worked then great, we can fix the issue ourselves. Compress and attach here the dump you got.

Here is the attached fixed ME region. This is the ME region only, not the full SPI image you dumped. Flash it with "fptw64 -rewrite -me -f me_fix.bin" and when it's done, do a "fptw64 -greset". The problem should be gone after the reboot.

Great, glad I could help. You were lucky that Razer left the Flash Descriptor unlocked which means read/write access to the ME region. You should check that your problems are gone, that the BIOS reports a proper ME version and that MEInfo and MEManuf tools complete their operations successfully.

It looks ok, that laptop does not have an Intel Sensor Hub Controller probably. You're good to go.