OK, thanks! I got the file 1215, you can remove all links now if you want - I see already your LAN MAC ID is there, and correct based on what I assumed was it in above images, one less thing to worry about.

Give me some time and I will have first and hopefully only test BIOS you need to program Maybe one day, I will try to get done here in next hour or two, but am very busy and have to leave soon, so might not get this done until tomorrow night.

Ok. Thanks for your help.

For now, I have to tell you sorry but your board specific details are lost, UUID and windows activation etc. NVRAM is blank.
LAN MAC and serial we can put back, once I get an initial BIOS going for you.. Sorry it's not ready yet, Intel BIOS is very tricky, and I've not modified them a lot on non-working boards, so this will take me a little longer than expected.

Hopefully I can get it sorted out for you shortly! Are you sure, your BIOS jump was 48 to 99?

Hi @Lost_N_BIOS

Yes. It was version 48.

Thanks

OK, here's the quick longshot test I mentioned, don't get your hopes up, neither of these is likely to work but I wanted to test to see if ME only was the issue before diving into deeper volume transfers and such.
Test 8 first, then if no luck test 7. I doubt these will work, but always best to check easiest things first in case you can get lucky.
https://www.sendspace.com/file/nwh2uc

Program, then verify, then test. Since this is ME change in both, and we are unsure of the current ME state (Other than it's all FAIL ), unplug the board and remove CMOS battery while you are programming
Leave the board like that without power for 1+ minutes or while batter and power removed press and hold the on/off switch or short those pins for 10-20 seconds and then leave sit for a minute.
This will ensure ME is reset, even though it's all messed up right now, it's best to keep doing things the proper way so it's a habit.

If both fail, don't worry, I am working on proper fix, it just will take me a while to get it all sorted out due to how Intel makes their BIOS.

Hi @Lost_N_BIOS

Should I erase the chip first?

Thanks

Yes, sorry for not mentioning. Most of the time the programmer is set to erase by default anyway

Ok. Version 8 won't work. Trying version 7 now.

Hi @Lost_N_BIOS

I've had no success with the two files you sent. I managed to get it to display the BIOS screen, POST and boot into windows using the ROM from Intel support that @lowicunr posted. The time isn't correct and I keep running into activation issues.

This isn't the ideal solution so I appreciate your support on this. I think that the proper fix that you talked about will work well.

Awaiting your response,
rip_motherboard

Yes, that BIOS he posted would need edited too, if you wanted to make it for your board. What happened with the longshot files I sent, how did the board react?

Hi @Lost_N_BIOS

The two longshot files didn't work. The computer didn't power up. Do whatever you think is best.

Thanks

@rip_motherboard - That's not good enough description for me to know what really happens Fans twitch for split second, nothing at all happens, fans spin up and nothing shows on screen, fans spin high speed until powered off etc. Description like that is a lot more helpful

Here, this should get you sorted out! You will loose UUID only, I think. I put in serial, LAN MAC and ME - however, this is based on what was flashed in the chip, from your initial backup.
If some parts of those volumes are bad I will have to redo this again from the Intel downloads, but they all looked OK so this is my next move for now. Don't worry if fails again, it's a process
This has different ME than you previously used probably, so be sure to do what I mentioned with draining all power from the board for 1+ minutes before/during or after programming before starting up the board again.

Due to cleared NVRAM, it may do a few reboots, I'm not sure. Or it may do nothing , it looks good though, hopefully this gets going proper!
https://www.sendspace.com/file/3ys08q

Hi @Lost_N_BIOS

It does the same as the other two longshot files. The computer fans spin up, but nothing else happens and the power light goes out.

Thanks

OK, thanks! Do the fans stay spinning, or only spin for a while/few seconds etc, how long does all this take before it's powered off? And did you let it sit for a little bit after that, to see if it's going to auto reboot after 15-30 seconds?

You did drain all power for over one minute correct? Here is 3 more to test, these are rebuilt from the base Intel 99 BIO image, try them in reverse order 4, 3, 2
https://www.sendspace.com/file/qy7jl5

If none of these work I may have to try to conjure up an Intel BIOS pro

Hi

The fan stays spinning but there is no sign of life from the computer. The power button light turns off after a second.

I will try those files ASAP.

Thanks