Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #2961

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@ ArtZ:

As I said for MEManuf, that error must have been there from before. It is very possible that some ISHC tests are not supported by OEM design. Everything is working just fine after the update so you can ignore that error or just use -NOISH.

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Hi,

Not here. I had BIOS F.16 installed for months. Few weeks ago (to clean a messy boot table -HP doesn't clean USB boot devices from the boot table, it duplicates them) I had rolled back to version F.14 for a clean install of Windows 10 Creators Update. I had more than 10 times the SanDisk USB Windows Setup dongle on the list and I couldn't find the proper entry to boot from it. I could see more than 10 identical entries 'SanDisk' and if you don't chose the right entry of 'SanDisk', the HP x2 will boot from the hard drive. The only way to clean a messy table on the x2 is upgrading or rolling down BIOS. Even if you install the same version od BIOS, the table won't clean up. I had no problem in April to go back to BIOS F.14, which cleans the table, and then going back to F.16 to install Windows 10 with the lastest firmawre. I can't now.

Believe me, there's a problem now. If I need to clean the table again, it won't be possible.

Best regards,

ArtZ

I said already it's not a big issue. I know the HP x2 extremely well. When I bought it a year ago now, it was defective. It had to go back to HP Repair twice. Finally, they replaced the defective x2 for the one I'm using now because they couldn't repair it. I have made in the past many tests with HP Customer Support on the phone and I have often downgraded & updated BIOS on it following their instructions. I never ever had this issue. I've done again on April 26 for Windows 10.

As you said it's weird that the ME firmware can cause that but it's fact. HP BIOS are very special... (and I know what I'm talking about because I'm an engineer and I was the IT Director R&D Europe for the HP Asset Management Division)

Hi,

Stupid question. Maybe answered before but wondering why I get this warning message with MEInfoWin64:

"GBE Region does not exist"

Thanks

Zitat von davidm71 im Beitrag #2967

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Hi,

Stupid question. Maybe answered before but wondering why I get this warning message with MEInfoWin64:

"GBE Region does not exist"

Thanks

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Zitat von ArtZ im Beitrag #2968

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Zitat von davidm71 im Beitrag #2967

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Hi,

Stupid question. Maybe answered before but wondering why I get this warning message with MEInfoWin64:

"GBE Region does not exist"

Thanks

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Your computer don't have an Ethernet network adapter.

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Your absolutely correct. Dont have an Intel network adapter. Hit the nail on the head there. Thanks.

@Fernando
I have installed, may by mistake, MEI driver v11.7.0.1013 to replace v11.7.0.1011 on my PC X99 consumer (MEI firmware size is 1.5 MB).
All is working correctly.
Does v11.7.0.1013 drivers for Consumer (1.5MB) and Corporate (5MB) are identical ?

Also is it a concern if the OEM-ID is all zeros?

Hi there. First of all, I am new to this forum and this is my first post.

I registered on this forum because according to my Device Manager my Intel(R) Management Engine Interface is not working. It gives this error:

This device cannot start. (Code 10)

STATUS_DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE

My motherboard is: ASrock X99 Extreme 11 Bios version: 3.20 (latest BIOS firmware version)

My ME Firmware Version is: 9.1.30.1008 (I really want to learn if it is the latest version or not, I downloaded this earlier https://github.com/platomav/MEAnalyzer but I don't really know how to use it)

My CPU is: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-1630 v3 @ 3.70 GHz Processor Speed, Cache Size: 10 MB Socket type: 2011-v3

My Operating System is: Windows 10 64-Bit Pro latest version on current branch as of 5/24/2017

You guys seem like you know a lot about Intel ME and drivers. So, I have some questions.

1) How do I check to see if I have the latest Intel ME Firmware version in my BIOS. And, how do I update it if it needs to be updated.

2) How do I get the Intel(R) Management Engine Interface to not give the code 10 error and work, on the Device Manager.

3) I can see Intel has lots of installable files and drivers, and some of these are called the Intel ME drivers. Are these compatible with my Xeon CPU and which one of these Intel drivers/installers should I install on my computer?

Please reply here or send me a private message.
Thanks for your help!

Zitat von SalviaSage im Beitrag #2975

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My ME Firmware Version is: 9.1.30.1008

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