but after EZ flash as you see in the pictures two access level changed to one ???!!!!

Oh my goooooooood you are amazing man you made it.
First I flashe ASUS K43TKB.206 with EZ flash and nothing happend but seccond I flashed ASUS K43TKBS.206 with EZ flash and look what did you done

Now please do the rest of It. the important part is in Chipeset menu

thank you very very very very very much

@Overlord*** - Yes, because you flashed stock BIOS with EZ Flash and BIOS went back to normal. I don't know how you flashed mod BIOS, only you know, once you figure out for sure please let me know exactly what version tool/method you used so I can make a note of it for other users

Ohhh! OK, so this system is old enough that EZ Flash allows mod BIOS??? Looks like it, haven't seen that in a while And thanks for the image, I did not intend to enable Advanced, only Second Security, so this is a good and bad thing, now I still need to figure out which is what because I thought I did hidden security not Advanced.
I can enable them all at once, but you don't want a bunch of duplicates, that's why I wanted to do one at a time and picked security since it was near end.

You're welcome! Here's how to do the mod

So this (BIOS K43TKBS working) means, you need to use Supervisor when you set Access Level + the other mod, it's the magic string you mentioned before - this is located in PE32 module of Setup @5670 line
(Compare my edit file, to stock one, you'll see difference) Menus are going backwards, 01's for stock enabled menus are on the right side, go backwards/left in the 00's before the 01's to enable the hidden ones.


Here is BIOS with Advanced, Chipset, and second Boot enabled.
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...831503053733871

Once main menu is enabled at root in AMIBCP (Supervisor) + Magic string edit, then any missing setting you see inside you can enable via setting access to Supervisor in AMIBCP.
If any individual settings still wont become visible for you let me know, I'll show you how to edit the setup module to unsuppress the individual settings.

Oh we have a new problem here.
When I try to flash ASUS K43TK-ABS it shows a warning and then it freez up and nothing happen

I just getting confused everythiing in my laptop bios is weird.

First time i used AFUWIN64 to flash but it didnt make changes so i used EZ flash and it works correctly.

then you send me ASUS K43TK-ABS.206 ( the full unlocked menu of asus k43tk) and I tried to flash bios again with EZ flash but it become freezed and nothing happend as you see in the picture above , so i tried AFUWIN64 again and this time it worked.

anyway now i have a full unlock menu of my bios and everything is well.

thank you very very very very much @Lost_N_BIOS, i dont know how just to say thank you

@Overlord*** - Sorry, maybe I made a mistake on BIOS rebuild, I will check it now! Should have been just same as previous BIOS, so maybe I accidentally inserted setup PE32 wrong way (as-is vs body etc)
When you see an issue like that, stop and never try to keep flashing! All BIOS should flash the same as previous, if there is some strange thing like that there is a problem and stop there!

So, your second post!???@ WTH So now EZ Flash doesn't work but AFUWin does? Very odd, let me check this BIOS, all should have flashed same way I sent you all other BIOS that worked fine to flash (ie via EZ Flash as you said before)
Please reflash this BIOS instead via EZ flash, in case the other one eventually breaks or causes some corruption problem! If you get same error with this one, stop and do not proceed
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...592179912189948

I tried to tlash this new bios file and it did well with EZ flash
thank you very much.
and a quastion where is sata III setting in my bios you said befor?

@Overlord*** Great! I think I mixed up the mod last time, inserted modified setup after doing the AMIBCP edit, should be setup mod in first then AMIBCP edit.

SATA II setting is hidden in BIOS, sorry I forgot all about enabling that by default! But, since you have unlocked BIOS now, you can enable it in the BIOS yourself
Here is where you find it, two settings need changed from default.


You may need to make this submenu visible, or unsuppress the settings via setup module edit, if you need this done for you let me know, I see it has gray out and suppress if constraints, so possibly still hidden from you even in unlocked BIOS since we did not touch this area manually yet.