Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #3230

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@ KotTHECat:

The answers can be found at the first post. Read the RGN/EXTR and UPD explanations at section B and FWupdate at section C1.

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Zitat von KotTHECat im Beitrag #3232

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You can also buy a SPI chip for a few bucks on >>ebay<< and do with it whatever you want :)

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Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #3230

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You can do it at the same pc if you like (let it boot, remove chip and place back before next reboot) but it's preferable to use another one if you have. You need to remove the SPI chip and program it with the programmer by using the latest ASUS BIOS from their website after removing the AMI Capsule. Use UEFITool to easily remove the latter, just save the "Intel Image" as a new file.

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hi,
Before this 5 years the processor worked at a frequency of 4.2 GHz, and memory at 1866 MHz).
The computer did not go into hibernation mode, a black monitor, the fan of the systemic noise, there is no reaction to the buttons of the system. block and keyboard, when pulling out of the power grid and restarting again the same thing, there is no way to go into the BIOS. Dropped the jumper SMOS. I went to the BIOS, and there:
Instead of 16 GB of RAM shows 8 GB (4 slots of 4 GB worth) supposedly do not work 1 slot and 3 slots of four slots. He pulled out 2 slots and 4 slots, left only 1 and 3 slots. Now it began to show that 1 slot and 3 memory slots are available, but 2 and 4 slots were removed. I put two bars in place, again shows that there are no dice in 1 and 3 slot and only 2 and 4 are active. Total 8 GB of RAM. In the task manager, too, 8 GB. AIDA sees 4 slats of 4 GB, but says it's a syst. Memory only 8GB.
I dropped the SMOS, pulled out the battery, rebuilt BIOS with the same version. Does not help.
In BIOS, it is not possible to overclock the CPU and RAM frequencies, keeping their frequencies by default.
Overclocking at the RAM: earlier the choice of frequencies 1333, 1600, 1866, 2133 MHz was shown, now these values ​​are not present, there are only 1066,1333 and auto.
z68 pro3 Asrock.
2500K processor
Windows 7 64 maximum
4 slats of 4GB RAM Corsair

I do not know what to do, can update ME through a USB flash drive.
I want to update ME, I chose the firmware and installer 8 series 1,5 Mb (FWupdlcl.exe for bios ) as shown in the picture below. I created a flash drive with the ms-dos environment, downloaded the installer and firmware there, wrote the installer's name and put the enter and shows me the error, tell me please what I'm doing wrong.

There's a mention in today's "Security Now" podcast of disabling the Intel ME:
Show notes:
https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-626-Notes.pdf
Linked article here:
http://blog.ptsecurity.com/2017/08/disabling-intel-me.html

Zitat von rvail623 im Beitrag #3239

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There's a mention in today's "Security Now" podcast of disabling the Intel ME:
Show notes:
https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-626-Notes.pdf
Linked article here:
http://blog.ptsecurity.com/2017/08/disabling-intel-me.html

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Hi,

i got an intel core i7 5820k,
Coulnd some1 link me the Intel Management Engine drivers + Chipsatz + AHCi pls, becuz i want to reinstall my os ( win 10x64 bit)
maybe other drivers for my system,
thx

@DarkneZ

The Intel ME drivers are found at page 1 of this thread. The Recommended AHCI/RAID and NVMe Drivers are found here: Recommended AHCI RAID and NVMe Drivers.

You should also go to the maker of your motherboards web site for drivers and BIOS updates.

@myDNA
i dont know which 1 is for me (Intel core i7 5820k,)thats why i asked ^^
ntel 5-, 6- or 7-Series Chipse ( which series is my intel core) i dont know about that,
cuz i need my other drivers too like MEI, Chipset

@DarkneZ

The Intel i7-5820k is a 5th gen CPU, but you do not need to know what gen your CPU is. What you need to know is the chipset, which is X99.

I suggest that you first go to ASUS website for your motherboards chipset, MEI and SATA / RST etc. drivers here :
Asus x99 M-WS drivers and software updates

Choose your version of Windows, e.g., Windows 10 X64 so that the correct drivers are listed, and then see what versions the drivers are. That way you have a good idea of which version drivers to download from here at win-raid.

However, Fernando has also modded many of these driver's inf files so that you can install higher numbered versions of the drivers you are after.

Maybe someone with more experience with your motherboard can help you better than me, for I have no experience with the X99 chipset.

H i folks,

I have this Dell Inspiron 15 5000 series notebook with an Intel i5-6200U and 100 series chipset. I would like to update the ME firmware but before I do I would like to find out what you folks think is the correct version [currently is v11.0.0.1194 LP please see spoiler for MEInfo output].

I can usually figure this out for myself, however I do not want to make a mistake because there are 2 different types of the firmware. I would like to clarify if I need the "Intel ME 11.0 Consumer PCH-LP Firmware v11.0.26.3000", or the "Intel ME 11.0 Slim PCH-LP Firmware v11.0.12.1010" ? Please let me know if you need more info.

TIA for any feedback in this matter.

@myDNA

yes i gonna check it, cuz atm my pc not shutting down,and i dunno where is the problem,
and when i get all the drivers for my system i gonna do a fresh reinstall for my pc

thx