I have tried restarting Bios several times and the computer still has error 370. Try flash again bios ver 308 and try again?

@krzychunh - I only meant reboot windows, nothing to do with "restart BIOS" But, yes, if you can't get anything working, flash stock BIOS again using EZ Flash method.
Delete old biosreg.bin and try to dump again, then try to write back. The error says it can't recognize BIOS chip, but if it can read it to make new dump then it can read it to write back, so seems odd to have that error.
Make sure fparts.txt is in FPT folder. Also, you can try in DOS instead, to see if you still get same error.

In the end I succeeded, I moved the bios to the pendriver and executed the command there;)

apparently the path did not suit him, although it was good, as I wrote, I made the command on the G disk without any directories

@krzychunh - Great to see Progress! Yes, sorry I did not think to mention path previously, but sometimes long path or path with characters in it can cause issues.
I looked back at your image on first page, looked like OK path, but maybe grab win32 folder and put directly on desktop would help.
Here is your mod BIOS, flash back via >> FPTw.exe -bios -f biosregm.bin

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...372433996552886

*** WARNING - To ANYONE with laptop and unlocked BIOS!!!! ***
DO NOT try to enable this graphics card or disable that card, switch cards etc. Otherwise you will end up with no display output (ie black screen) and no way to recover except by blind flash or with flash programmer.
You can change graphics related settings, like changing memory sizes, or core speeds etc, just don't try to disable one card or change which is main etc.
Additionally, be very careful when trying to undervolt CPU, you can leave BIOS unbootable due to CPU voltage too low (Sometimes even 0.05 is too much)

*** WARNING *** - This BIOS is user specific! If you are not user krzychunh at Win-RAID.com forum, DO NOT USE THIS BIOS!!
If you do, and you are not krzychunh, then you will loose your serial, UUID, OG NVRAM, and possibly LAN MAC ID as well.
You have been warned!!!

Thank you very much I am grateful;)

@krzychunh - You're welcome! So, mod BIOS is all OK, correct, and all unlocked now? If yes, great, thanks for report back

I'm going to install Windows 7 on this laptop, but bios doesn't let me go, maybe you know what options and where to set it to be possible?

Hello, @Lost_N_BIOS

I have successfully disabled BIOS lock (so no error 368, and I can now flash the dumped bios back with fpt)
So now I have to submit the bios file to you to unlock right?

And when you give me the unlocked bios I just flash it the same way (ftpw.exe -bios -f NAME.bin)?

Thanks so much!

While this request is being processed, I would also like to know what this unlock allows the user to change.
@Lost_N_BIOS, surely there must be a tool that can examine BIOS for text strings or menu options and so on and present them in a nice list?

Thanks again.

@krzychunh - Sorry, I don't know anything about that, other than I know all manufacturers are being forced by Intel/AMD/Microsoft to remove legacy compatibility as soon as possible
You may be able to change some ACPI related setting in BIOS that would help, I'm not sure? Advanced >> Intel RC ACPI + Advanced >> ACPI
Google 0x000000A5 Win7, and 0x000000A5 Win7 HM175, and see if you can find answers. You also may be able to find answer here, in the Win7 area of the forums, lots of users modify BIOS and ISO there to make systems work on new and old hardware

I assume you probably need ACPI Table mod BIOS, but I am not familiar with doing any of that.
@chinobino^^ - Do you know what users here can do, and often help users here, with BIOS ACPI table edits?

Generally >> Secure Boot Disable (And disable Fast boot) + CSM Enabled + OS Type NOT Win8-10 (if such BIOS setting is there)
All this is in Boot Section of your BIOS, except Secure boot mode (it's in Security), and the OS Type setting is not in your BIOS, but setting Fast Boot Disabled + Secure Boot disabled should set it to be legacy enough
CSM also in new Advanced, so be sure settings in both places match for what you change, they should auto change when you change one, but double check to be sure.

@MrCocoNuat - Yes, thanks. This allows you to change everything in the BIOS
Yes, you can make a list of settings, sort of, I will include it in package (IFR text from setup). If you find anything there you need, but it's missing from BIOS, let me know and I will further edit for you
Here is unlocked BIOS, flash it back via >> FPTw.exe -bios -f biosregm.bin
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...687268184491437

*** WARNING - To ANYONE with laptop and unlocked BIOS!!!! ***
DO NOT try to enable this graphics card or disable that card, switch cards etc. Otherwise you will end up with no display output (ie black screen) and no way to recover except by blind flash or with flash programmer.
You can change graphics related settings, like changing memory sizes, or core speeds etc, just don't try to disable one card or change which is main etc.
Additionally, be very careful when trying to undervolt CPU, you can leave BIOS unbootable due to CPU voltage too low (Sometimes even 0.05 is too much)

*** WARNING *** - This BIOS is user specific! If you are not user MrCocoNuat at Win-RAID.com forum, DO NOT USE THIS BIOS!!
If you do, and you are not MrCocoNuat, then you will loose your serial, UUID, OG NVRAM, and possibly LAN MAC ID as well.
You have been warned!!!

@krzychunh @Lost_N_BIOS

I don't think he is being stopped by an ACPI issue (although the ASUS GL753VE does has ACPI issues when disabling Nvidia Optimus)

1. Windows 7's native video driver (vga.sys) isn't UEFI compatible (so as Lost_N_BIOS said) you must enable CSM and ensure Video is set to Legacy.

2. The ASUS GL753VE is a UEFI class 2 device (supporting UEFI+Legacy) however secure boot is configured by default from Asus and must be disabled and any security keys cleared (as Lost_N_BIOS said)

3. I don't know if your model has a HDD or SSD but there are no drivers for NVme SSD's in the Windows 7 boot.wim/install.wim by default so you will need to add them if using the stock Microsoft ISO.

4. The AHCI storage device for SATA drivers will also need a driver added to the boot.wim/install.wim (especially to install Windows 7 from the DVD drive)

5. You didn't sate if you are using a USB stick but if you are it must be inserted into the USB 2.0 port on the right side as there are no USB 3.0 drivers in the Windows 7 boot.wim/install.wim by default

@chinobino - thanks for all the outlined tips, you're awesome!

Wow, so many options! I was mainly looking to change PROCHOT temp, but it looks like I can learn a lot from these new opportunities. RAM clock modifcation especially seems interesting, though I can't seem to reset CMOS by pressing power button a long time, so it is a bit dangerous.

Very grateful to you for your work!

FYI to others who come across this, my laptop is actually the cheaper FX73VE. It is basically the non-gamer GL753VE but with only cosmetic changes (monochromatic KB backlight, no ROG logo, no red "gamer" accents, no ROG key). Everything internally is the same, even the same BIOS, and ASUS lists the BIOS file on their FX73VE download center as "GL753VE BIOS". I believe the same relationship occurs with the VD models.

@MrCocoNuat - Thanks for quick test and report back, glad to hear flash went in smoothly!

There may be clear CMOS pads on the PCB, you'll have to check around. It may look like one tiny gold circle, with fine split in the middle.
If you get stuck, try to remove one stick of memory and the HDD/SSD, sometimes that will reset CMOS, if not, you may need programmer to recover. So yes, be careful a bit