@celloh - Thanks for pics. Here is a few guides on how to use programmer, DO NOT erase or write anything until you've given me a backup dump to check, to be sure your are OK and have valid backup before you do anything else.
Open all software versions, and on the "Auto" tab, uncheck erase and blank check, this way nothing happens accidentally. You can do this now, without programmer installed or anything connected.

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...257455007472602 << main driver and general CH341A software

CH341A Image Guides
https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-G...341A-programmer << Same as one directly below, but with all images expanded/visible at once
[GUIDE] Flash BIOS with CH341A programmer
[Guide] Using CH341A-based programmer to flash SPI EEPROM
[GUIDE] The Beginners Guide to Using a CH341A SPI Programmer/Flasher (With Pictures!)

As mentioned above, carefully bend that pin back, grab at bottom with needlenose pliers and bend straight.

Why are you soldering or unsoldering anything!!?????? This is point of SOIC8 clip, so you don't have to desolder anything!!?!!??!??
Driver is above. What is your chip ID?

SLOW DOWN NOW!!! Also, please start editing your posts if no one has replied!
You need to slow down, before you brick your board and don't have a proper BIOS backup made. Hopefully you didn't damage any pads or traces removing that BIOS Chip.
I suggest you solder it back on now, make sure you put it back on correctly too.

Hot and smoke, sounds like you shorted something, not good! It's not going to detect anything if you burned out the programmer, you will need a new one.
But, to be sure you need to get the correct driver installed (above) and then use the correct software version for your chip ID. I can suggest what's best once you tell me your chip ID.

SLOW DOWN! There is not a race here, faster you go, especially without help, quicker you break things.
There's no reason to rush around or try to do this asap, especially since your board "was" working.

@Lost_N_BIOS thanks for your reply. Im glad you don't think that the chip is fried. This is what it says on the chip winbond 25q64FVSI6 also it said (on a different column) 1219 here is a pic of it

I didn't say anything about the chip not being fried. Although, it's probably not. However, if you saw, or smelled magic smoke, you probably did release the Gremlins in your programmer
Does the red light come on when you connect the programmer to USB Slot? If yes, it may be OK, if not, it's probably fried. Also, if not, test something else in that USB port to make sure the USB port is not fried or disabled, if the port doesn't work, reboot and check it again.
If it never works again, test your programmer on another system and see if it's LED comes on there or not.

For chip W25Q64FV, use software 1.30 or 1.34 and choose chip ID W25Q64BV It wont write to it properly without that, and sometimes dump may fail too.
However, it will always detect the connected chip and ask you to choose ID. If it's powered up (Red LED) and you are not seeing "connected" in bottom corner then chip is fried (not high chance of this), or you are not connecting it or the cable properly.
If you are not 100% sure of your connection, show me how you have it all connected.

That chip looks in bad shape, hopefully you have enough legs to connect it back to the board. Otherwise you will have to order a new one (cheaper if you order 3-5), but also longer wait when you want to order "cheaper"

Sorry you removed this from the board, that wasn't necessary at all, that's the reason you got the SOIC8 cable, so you wouldn't have to desolder anything.

@Lost_N_BIOS got some good news! The power led comes on when i connect the usb! But i gave the chip to a different technician (i know yoy said dont pay for this kind of stuff but I obviously dont have enough skills for this) they said that they would back up my chip for 3.50 dollars (yep its cheap)

That is good he will back up the chip for you, send me that file. Why do you need a tech to do this though, you have the programmer now, you can do it. it's easy.
I would expect you not to be able to desolder a lead-free chip from board, before I'd think you couldn't figure out the programmer with an image guide
I think you just gave up too quickly, or let it scare you maybe? Plus, if you can't back it up, how are you going to write to the chip?

Be sure you solder it back on properly, aligned correctly and no shorts before you power it on. There will be a dot (indentation and or painted/both) in one corner of the chip, this is pin one.
On the board where you removed the chip, there will be a white triangle or some other white indicator at the PCB where pin one should be connected. Use lots of flux when you put it back on, so everything flows where it should, then cleanup once you're done.

Power LED coming on is good, but is not 100% sign that it's not damaged, but probably is OK.

And yes, that is good, cheap, acceptable price to backup a chip for someone. Same or maybe $5 would be good acceptable price to program one for somebody.

Can I... not use the programmer to flash the modded bios? :) it scared me dude i thought i fried that chip for sure! Also i didn't done the desoldering i made professional do it :))

Yes, you can use programmer to program in mod BIOS, but you didn't want to use it to dump BIOS, same procedure for both, so I simply meant "how are you gonna do this if you wouldn't do that" kind thing.
Chips usually survive, even backwards short for several minutes, but boards and controller chips, resistors etc on motherboard and programmer sometimes fry instantly, all depends on your chances right then and what is shorting and how.

Good you had someone else desolder, it's tough on lead free solder especially if you are not familiar with it or have the right setup and tools to do it. Did you watch him? If yes, did he use hot air or solder pen?
Looks like he fought with the chip a little bit, or maybe you did after he removed? Maybe it's just the image angle, looks like one of the legs was bent inward pretty good.

Yeah I was a bit rough on thaft chip
So is it okay to use a program like afudos to flash the bios?

No, AFU should not be used for any of this (or ever in my opinion). Programmer or FPT only. Did you have the tech put the chip back on the board yet? If not, ask him to unlock the FD in the BIOS before he does, it's 6 or 12 bytes bytes he needs to edit to FF, very easy (in case he doesn't know)
Here, show him this thread, section B, second spoiler, first or second image (depends on BIOS, which I can't see now, but he will easily recognize this when he looks) - [Guide] Unlock Intel Flash Descriptor Read/Write Access Permissions for SPI Servicing
If he does that for you, then you wont have to use programmer anymore. But, if he doesn't, then you will still need to dump BIOS with programmer at least once (or he's doing for you), let me edit it, then program it back with programmer. Then, after that, you can use FPT only.

Yeah he is dumping the bios for me thats why i gave him the chip in the first place :D
But I'll tell him to unlock it anyway
Edit: he said he cant because its too risky
Edit 2: I dont know man, maybe i can use ezflash (maybeee)
Edit 3: GODD FRICKINGGG NEWS! I DIDN'T FRIED THE CHIP AND THEY TOOK THE DUMP (yeyy) but they can't give me the dump yet because my usbs were bad ( aww)
I'll purchase a new usb tomorrow and get the dump

@Lost_N_BIOS guess who got his bios dump!? (yeah its me)
here is the file
https://mega.nz/#!u88AgKbD!0t9Ha-hPW7yc-...NC6BDYCYtpTxALI

hey @Lost_N_BIOS you there?

@celloh - I guess he has no skills, or is lazy! Too risky, that's a good one! EZ Flash can only be used for stock BIOS.
We don't need FD unlocked for what you want anyway, I just thought it would be nice of him to do for you since he was already connecting and using a programmer.

He unlocked it for you! Asus does not leave things unlocked, so he had to do it, I bet maybe he didn't know what it was when you mentioned, then looked at guide and did it for you anyway.
Or, maybe he just did it in this dump, but didn't flash that back to the chip if that's the case. Please check, dump FD and send to me >> FPTw.exe -desc -d FD.bin

He made a dump, but wont give it to you? That makes no sense, at all! USB was bad, this has nothing to do with him giving you the file he dumped!

Yes, I'm here, but there is 20-30 new replies a day and I can't keep up with all of them every day, just one guy over here and I'm not superman

So, what is the above file? Is this the dump he gave you from your chip (so original, untouched stock BIOS)? Or, did you dump it yourself finally?
And where are we now? Back to square one, you need unlocked BIOS, we already know you can FPT write to BIOS without unlocking anything, and that's where were at now, correct?
If yes, please send me new FPT BIOS region dump, since it's been a while, include with the FD dump I asked for above >> FPTw.exe -bios -d biosregnew.bin

The above file is the dump he gave me! I bought a new usb gave it to them and they gave it to me
Don't know if he unlocked the fd tho can you clarify?
Edit: In which file should I open the cmd menu to make a FPT dump?
edit 2: I deleted the old biosreg.bin and now my fan is at full speed.... maybe just a coincidence but would deleting that file do anything to my sytem?
whatever here are the files it took the fd dump no problem :))
https://mega.nz/#!i08BlChT!lPSEt-fSoaBeL...OhQJcGwCZ9g6aoo (biosregnew.bin)
https://mega.nz/#!npsTTAKb!GrUeKuextas_P...JZhiZ9Zzb4_2aS4 (fd.bin)

So, it may not be what he put on your chip. The FD is unlocked in that Dumped file at #26 above, but we are not sure that is the current BIOS contents.
No, deleting any file on your PC has nothing to do with fan speeds. Sounds like you flashed or corrupted the ME FW, this is common thing when that happens.
Reboot and check ME FW version with HWINFO64 or possibly this is shown on BIOS Main page too. If you see N/A or 0.0.0.0 then ME FW is corrupted

Looks like he did go ahead and unlock the FD for you, good man!

Please, anything you send me from now on, put all things into one archive if sending multiple, same for single files too, please put in archive such as 7zip or rar/zip

So now, lets please test this >> FPTw.exe -d SPI.bin
Then once done, if no errors >> FPTw.exe -f SPI.bin
If errors on second command above, stop, do not proceed, especially if red or size warnings, show me image and that's all.
GbE/PDR warnings can be ignored

Test what again :) i don't think there is a file called spi.bin
I'll check tghe hw.info when i get back home
Edit: oh i get it. The first command dumps the spi.bin.
Hey uhh is flashing spi.bin safe?