Not that I know of, but here is a thread with user images, where I tried to guide/correct their usage of the cables. See pages 1-3 - Problem: DX79TO not booting properly

There is also this one, but it doesn't go into actual connection of the programmer only software usage
[Guide] Using CH341A-based programmer to flash SPI EEPROM

Is there any harm if i use older version of the programmer software?

Newer version gives "Detection to the driver not installed correctly, please install" error and gives website where to download the driver but in doesnt find the webpage, althought it reads and verifies the bios fine.

Yes, possibly, sometimes you have to use old so it all depends. If you can get verify after read from chip then OK, and if you get verify after write to chip OK, that's all that matters

Driver needed is included in package I put together, sorry if I have not linked you before - https://www.sendspace.com/file/gtcmvd (Right click download button, save as or open in new tab, site has ads-opup-ups no joining or credit card needed)

No worries.

So i write back to chip the bios that ive read and verified?

No, upload the verified file here so we can fix ME, then you will write that back to the chip once it's been edited and fixed.
You can fix yourself if you want and feel confident you can do it, use this guide - [Guide] Clean Dumped Intel Engine (CS)ME/(CS)TXE Regions with Data Initialization
Here is system tools thread (C2 section for system tools) - Intel Management Engine: Drivers, Firmware & System Tools
Here is the ME repository - Intel Engine: Firmware Repositories

Otherwise, upload the file to any free file host and post link here, we'll fix it and post back new BIOS for you to use.

Ok heres the file.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ibLbeC...6OGZQanUM9KEgQW

OK, please program this with your programmer, make sure to verify after write, then unplug the laptop from the wall power source/power block, remove the large main battery, and if you can remove the CMOS battery too.
Then press and hold the power on button for 10 seconds or so, after that let the system sit with no power for 1+ minute. Once that is done, put batteries back, plug in and boot to BIOS and load optimal defaults, set SATA settings back to what you need (AHCI or RAID) then save and boot to windows and see if all OK

Looks like your LAN ID is invalid in this dump, unless it's stored in another location (88:88:88:88:87:88), sometimes this is normal so may be OK. Can you see the LAN ID on any stickers on the board 6 hexidicmal bytes.
Or, can you boot to windows and run ipconfig /all and give me the LAN ID, so I can verify if it's somewhere else in BIOS or I need to put in normal location before you program this back to the chip. (We'll fix later if needed)

Here is fixed BIOS with updated clean ME

https://www.sendspace.com/file/xdvhq4

Right click download button, save as or open in new tab. Lots of ads-popups here, no credit card or joining needed to download.

Does the power source or/and battery have to be plugged in when i write the bios into the chip?

Do it on the same way as you did it while reading the bios chip.

Ok i flash the bios and now its in somekind of boot loop.

Screen stays black and cd drive is making that noise all the time when you boot your laptop.

Sometimes battery or PSU can be needed, but yes as mentioned by oldirdey, same way you backup should allow write too

Did you program with programmer, then verify after write? Then do the power stuff I mentioned once done? If not, do that now, then try again.

If it still does not work, program back your original dump from post #51.. If that fails in same way, something is wrong with your programming procedure (Provided BIOS in #51 was verified when backup taken), once you figure that out re-program with the BIOS I posted for you.

Ive done the power stuff every flash i done. After write i do read and verify succesfully.

Tried every version of the programmer for the orig dump, same boot loop.

The Wlan indicator is blinking when i boot up. Doesnt matter if the wlan card is plugged or not.

After write should not be read and verify, that may be messing up, unsure but it's adding an extra unnecessary step where error could be occurring. It should be write/verify in same two step process or at least one right after other (No read)

See my last sentence above in #56, did you do that, and what is outcome? If outcome is bootloop, then either original dump was not verified properly or there is a problem in your write/verify process now.

Do you have the machine plugged in when doing the write now? If yes, try without. If no, then try with it plugged in (CMOS in there too, as well as main battery), sometimes this is necessary.

If nothing works no matter what, use this BIOS temporarily to get running again/verify your write process. This is a clean BIOS from Asus, with clean Intel ME inserted (Settings transferred from your original ME).
This BIOS cannot fail to work, unless something is wrong in programming process. This BIOS does not have your NVRAM from dump, so will not have your board details, so no serial, windows activation, LAN MAC ID etc.
This is only meant as a no-fail BIOS, in case your backup was not valid, and to test to be sure your write process is occurring properly. If this works, we know your main dump was not properly verified, if it fails something is wrong with your write/verify process.
If working, then we will work on new BIOS for you from this to include your board details.
https://nofile.io/f/xS6Gk80yTKf/Re-Stock.zip
https://www.sendspace.com/file/isirtp

Ive try to flash the orig verified bios with battery and power plugged in. Always flashed without them before.

Cpu fan starts to spinning on and off and chip was not detected in the programmer.

Plugged power and battery off and now the programmers dont detect the chip anymore. Tried reinstalling drivers for the programmer.

There is no more flashing, if that is what you really meant (Flashing BIOS). For now, only programming BIOS. Use the one I posted above, and only that one until you can boot again.

Chip not detected in programmer means you don't have cables connected to either the board or programmer properly. Red wire goes to pin one of the board/BIOS usually a dot on chip or a white triangle on the PCB.
Then on programmer red wire goes to pin one, which is middle slot, and pin one is on the lever side/middle. No need to reinstall driver, once it is there it's there. make sure cable arrangement is correct and that clip is safely but securely placed down onto BIOS chip, then do not bump or move the cable until you are done.

If you got the backup with power and battery removed before, then it's fine, leave it out now.