Dear all friend here. Few month ago before I build my rig there are the news from many forum about Intel SA-00086 vulnerable.
I was building my rigs on October 18, 2017. Everything run great how ever when I use Intel Detection Tools to monitor those vulnerable. It shown.

Your Rampage VI Extreme should have a bios switch button on your motherboard. Press it or enter bios and go to "Asus Bios Flashback" and click on "Force Bios 2" (or something similar) and it should load me firmware correctly.
Then there is the option to Copy Bios2 (which we are supposing is fine) to Bios1 in order to recovery the faulty eeprom.

I can't understand why you have to flash ME firmware on a retail motherboard (instead of a corporate one).

Thank you Sylar76 . Did normal BIOS flashback method solve these issue. I'll trying.

Thank you Sylar76, I able to Force BIOS 2 Boot. Every thing OK but when I go to BIOS Menu on Tools I can’t find an option to Copy BIOS 2 to BIOS 1 anywhere on R6E. Would you please advise me what other tools to save BIOS 2 image and it can be re flash BIOS 1 . If I could copy BIOS 2 to BIOS 1 everything could be solved.

Regards

Under last bios menu there should be a function "Asus Bios Flashback" or something similar. If you don't have it, then your mobo does not support it.

There are BIOS Flash Back Menu on R6E however there are only option to switch between 1st BIOS and 2nd BIOS only. There are no choice for copy BIOS 2 to BIOS 1.

I’d like to copy BIOS 2 to BIOS 1 as your advised. Need other tools to do.

You should check, with FPTW64, under Windows, the status of the flash descriptors.

Download the Intel Flash Programming Tool (there should be one compatible for your chipset), open the command-prompt and type :

fptw64.exe -d spi.bin

If it correctly dumps your bios2 to your PC, then you have the flash descriptors unlocked (status 00), while if it display errors like CPU hosts, or something similar,
your eeprom is locked and the only thing you can do to copy bios2 to bios1 is to use an external eeprom programmer.

I’ll trying what you advise soon. However I want to asking you some question to make sure I did this way correctly.

1. What BIOS I should use Flash Programming Tool to dump BIOS 2 to my PC, 1st BIOS or 2nd BIOS. (1st BIOS was bricked 2nd BIOS is OK)

2. ASUS technician support tell me they ‘ll release ME Firmware update Tools on Jan 2018,
If I waiting for their tools could be Fix 1st BIOS or not in your opinion?

3. From 1. If I could dump 2nd BIOS to binary file correctly, then I could use it to reflash 1st BIOS to solve my problem isn’t it?

1. You have, of course, to use BIOS2 and dump it with FPTW64 (but you need to use the correct FPTW64 for your chipset).

2. It could fix your issue.

3. If flash descriptors are unlocked, you can then try to boot from BIOS1 (even with the corrupted ME region), and flash over it the dumped bios2 file.

Dear Sylar 76 , I able to dump BIOS 2 already.

It means that Bios2 has flash descriptors unlocked, while they are locked on Bios1, so Bios1 can't be programmed via FPTW64 but only with an external programmer !!!

So there are only way to fixing my rig. Waiting until ASUS release ME Updating Tools for BIOS 1 or new BIOS from ASUS which updated ME firmware inside isn't it?

Yes, you could wait for an updated bios. ;)

Would you please advise me more @plutomaniac

1. You mean switch to BIOS 1 that bricked isn't it in the word " Switch to the 1st SPI chip " ?

2. I must download Intel CSME System Tools V11 r6 to USB Root too ?

3. Now I'd spi.bin which dump from BIOS 2 (normal) already however do I need to dump BIOS 1 (that bricked SPI) again on step 4.?

4. What place to enter "setup_var 0x6EE 0x01" ? From Flash Programming Tools/DOS or Flash Programming Tools/Win64 ?