@fylgja

安装时出现错误提示:

intel(R) Management Engine Interface is not installed in the system.

@plutomaniac - I was about to update one of my laptops and I came across something I want to make sure. It is a Lenovo E450 and it has the latest BIOS version 1.29. Checking on that BIOS it has the Intel ME ver 10.0.30.1072 when I read it from meinfo, but at the end it had "LP". In this case, is this a "corporate ME" which would updating be 10.0.56.3002?

I was able to flash 11.8.50.3425 just fine on my Asus Maximus VIII Formula z170 board with the UEFI version 3504

New Drivers Intel Management Engine Interface (MEI) Version 11.7.0.1052 WHQL :)

http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php...id=3204&lang=fr


Update: Sorry i see it, in the list

This 11.7.0.1052 on first page is Corporate.....

How would I know which version ME firmware my board has and latest supported diver?

Asus Maxumus IV Gene-Z Z68 chipset. latest 3603 BIOS. Using ME drivers 10.0.39.1003


MEInfo V7 gave me an error.

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #3495

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Wrong. Both of you, read the first post carefully.

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Just to help some, I saw from a website that Intel has released a program to test your system for the vulnerability.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/27150

Download the appropriate one, extract the 4 folders. Look in the folder called "DiscoveryTool.GUI" and then run the "Intel-SA-00086-GHI". Pop up will appear, let it run which only takes a bit and then it tells you if you are vulnerable. Ran this on my other system and it was outdated. So ran it after updating and here is what I got
http://i65.tinypic.com/657rb6.jpg

Hope this helps anyone else.


EDIT: More details

Patched my GT73VR jokebook laptop and ME firmware and worked fine.

I have an ASUS FX502VM(L) laptop which comes with Consumer PCH-H firmware v11.0 (I doubt it'll get any further BIOS updates). I successfully flashed to the latest version of v11.0 but I'd like to get the fixes for the INTEL-SA-00086 vulnerabilities. Should I update to the latest v11.8 or does that risk bricking my system?

Zitat von denaba im Beitrag #3497

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Just to help some, I saw from a website that Intel has released a program to test your system for the vulnerability.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/27150

Download the appropriate one, extract the 4 folders. Look in the folder called "DiscoveryTool.GUI" and then run the "Intel-SA-00086-GHI". Pop up will appear, let it run which only takes a bit and then it tells you if you are vulnerable. Ran this on my other system and it was outdated. So ran it after updating and here is what I got
http://i65.tinypic.com/657rb6.jpg

Hope this helps anyone else.


EDIT: More details

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