where is possible to find 9.0.30.1482 consumer 1.5MB ?

I need a clear ME file to rebuild a Bios image that was lost.

@Pacman - OK, so I am at a loss and maybe it is because of the newborn making sure i have no sleep. Can you give a tired, no solid sleep guy a quick instruction? I read the beginning of the post a couple of times already and I am still missing something

I did run the CMD as Administrator and still same error. I searched for CMD and also used the "Run" option to use CMD; all as Admin. I turned off my firewall and antivirus and same results.

Maybe you can see what I am doing wrong

I just successfully updated my Intel ME firmware version by booting into FreeDOS and running Fwupdate tool from there.

Thanks for the help plutomaniac!

Both files are in the same folder. Anything I can check out? As mentioned I tried with my firewall and antivirus off. I'm going to try this in Safe mode and see if it will works, i'll get back to you

Thanks for your help Pacman

Adding: I just read your post again Pacman. There is a file missing. I went to the proper rar file (Intel ME System Tool v9.1 r2) and downloaded it. unzipped it and when I look in the MEinfo > Windows 64 > folder the file you mentioned "ISHLib64.dll" is not in there. The other two are, but not this one. Can you check the download as well to confirm?

@ plutomaniac
Thank you, I found this package.

@plutomaniac Should I update manually the v11.6.0.1026 > v11.7.0.1040? Thanks.

My information;

ASRock H97 Pro4 (ATX), Version 1703 (OS Build 15063.632)

Device PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8CBA&SUBSYS_8CBA1849&REV_00\3&11583659&0&B0

Thx for reply, so my board i have a Consumer LP rev. C0 whith a ME file size 1.168KB, from repositories i find only SLM H and SLM LP whith 1.168KB all the equivalent files have 1.7MB+.

11.7.0.1043 WHQL is out!

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #710

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Asus locks the descriptor so as you said it's not unlocked. The motherboard does not have a Dual BIOS system but uses Asus BIOS Flashback which is useless in this case since it doesn't reflash the ME region. So, you need to try the pinmod method. You have a Realtek ALC1150 audio chip so this is the procedure:

1. Download the attached ME.rar file which is the ME firmware found inside your motherboard's latest 2103 BIOS
2. Download FTK9_0.11 (FTK for 8-series systems) from CodeRush's github
3. Extract the ME file from step 1, extract FTK9_0.11, go to Windows folder and copy the file bios.bin together with the .bat files
4. Shut Down the computer
5. At your motherboard, find the Realtek Audio chip
6. Use tweezers or a paper clip to short together pins 1 and 5



7. Power the PC on and wait for POST screen to show up
8. You can now stop shorting the two pins
9. Boot at Windows (you are now running the system with an unlocked descriptor)
10. At FTK Windows folder, open a command prompt as administrator and type merefl
11. After a successful ME restore, type poweroff to shutdown the system, restore the lock & reset the ME
12. Run MEInfo & MEManuf v9.0 tools from the ME thread to check that everything is working properly

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