After entering F10 does not save settings
Moving jumper to FDO trying to install FPT does not work
Try to install the backup by FPT.exe -bios -f backupbi.bin
Fail
What to do now
 

First, for FPT you need to fparts.txt from post #56 on the USB, remove/replace the current one - http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...409795919972583

Also, which you should do first and not flash anything, enter BIOS again and go to storage, boot order and make sure HDD is at top of list (Put HDD back in after that), if when there you see PXE Or Network, move to bottom of list under HDD at top, then USB, then CD/DVD.
Then save/exit F10 F10

The machine has a lot of problems errors
You enter F10 and arrange
1 Hard Disk
2 USB
3 DVD
4 network
Then save can not login to windows
Then download the fparts file and uncompress and replace
Then run the FPT.exe -bios -f backupbi.bin command
The same mistakes did not work
Please help me in other ways
 

Zitat von efraym im Beitrag #153

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The machine has a lot of problems errors
You enter F10 and arrange
1 Hard Disk
2 USB
3 DVD
4 network
Then save can not login to windows
Then download the fparts file and uncompress and replace
Then run the FPT.exe -bios -f backupbi.bin command
The same mistakes did not work
Please help me in other ways
 

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Cannot log into windows is an entirely different issue, and you'd have to explain that in more detail. Once set this way, as you can see, PXE issue is now gone and you can boot windows. What is exact error at windows? This is all that needs fixed now, NOT BIOS flash or ME Flash

You probably still have wrong FPT package from when I first sent you incorrect FPT and you put on DOS stick. Please replace all FPT files (FPT.exe, fptcfg.ini) with the FPT/DOS from this package - https://mega.nz/#!jE1ilQwQ!jDkXSSO118ddl...bqvMd4_XYwevTUU
Then put in the new fparts again, all three of these files go on root of USB, not in folders.

Again, I tell you, BIOS or ME does not need reflashed. Please do not, or you will be back with HECI error message all over again, for the third time.
All you need to do now is correct the windows issue, that is all.

The device only works with jumper mode to FDO
Do not enter Windows
It works only on F9 F10
 

What happens at windows loading screen, some error shown, or BSOD, what?? If only boot to windows with FDO on, then go ahead and reflash ME and -greset I suppose Then remove jumper again

Opens on this screen
By pressing ESC repeatedly on the keyboard, the save appears
save F1 After pressing F1, the device remains stable on this screen
Lock manually and then overheat again with frequent pressure F10 opens BIOS settings
When installing USB opens on DOS
That's exactly what happens
 

And this is with hard drive set as first device, before USB? USB Still opens next? If yes, then sounds like HDD is dead. Please remove it and test on another system to confirm. Don't boot to it, connect as a secondary drive and inspect the files, can you browse around and see files?

Is that what you mean?
What should this be
 

No, I never mentioned that setting, you can enable or disable if you want, that's for downloading an option rom update (Go ahead and disable, since you do not use).
What I said..... J/K is for you to remove this hard drive and check it on another system, it appears to be faulty and you need to confirm (Don't boot it, connect as spare/second HDD)
You already moved PXE I was referring to down to the bottom of the boot device order (That stops PXE Boot, the black screen you were seeing), from being the first boot device before HDD, USB, CD now all those are first and Network (PXE) is at the bottom/last).
So now HDD will load first, if no HDD, then USB, etc, until PXE loads last if nothing before it loads (which is not loaded if one of the first above are loaded (USB or HDD).
Your HDD is not loading, but USB does, stopping PXE from appearing, if you remove USB only PXE appears, that is why I said HDD is faulty or dead (or disconnected?) and why you though windows is broke.
It's HDD broke/not functioning properly/not connected, not windows is broke

Is that what you mean?
I've arranged as ordered
But it is not useful to note that the hard disk works on another device
 

Yes, you already did all that and showed me before, it's correct HDD will load first on bootup, if no HDD present/detected, then USB will load, if no USB Present/detected then CD will load, if no CD present then black screen PXE network boot will load (The one you hate right now)
You can select Network Controller and hit F5 to disable it! Then you never see this PXE screen again! Then only black screen you will see is "Please reboot and select proper boot device and try again" or something like that, if no USB or HDD is connected/working.
That is why I said test your hard drive on some other system, or first disconnect and reconnect here and try again in case it's just loose. If still same, check it on another system to see if you can browse the files/folders on it or not, if not and it doesn't show up, faulty HDD

good morning
The device can not save any settings in the BIOS
After you select the desired settings and press F10 to save it
The device stays steady on this screen and does not restart
When the cable is connected, the device does not work
High-volume cooling fans also
Windows Ultimate trial in many ways can not work
I do not know where BIOS errors are or anything else
I made a new USB drive running on DOS
Download the v5 r1-Extracted_ME-fparts from Intel ME System Tools again
Then move the jumper to the FDO
Run the command but the same error
Please direct in another way
 

High fan speed may mean Intel ME is messed up again, did you already go ahead and put on jumper and reflash ME? Is jumper in place for FDO/ME in above FPT image?
If yes, I don't know what else you can do, all this is correct and worked previously, unless BIOS is missing mid-boot (removed magically after it's loaded and used to boot with )

Did you check hard drive on another system yet? If not, please do that now, pointless to try and fix what may be working OK (BIOS/ME) if hard drive is bad (For now, since with working hard drive it will be easier in windows possibly)
Try the above again (BIOS Save and FPT) with hard drive fully removed from the system, sometimes dead/dying hard drive can cause all kinds of freezes, stalls, these types of issues holding things up from running properly.