Guys i made the full image aka cse_image_FWU_Full.bin ...

Could a good soul give me the right parameters to flash it with FWPT.exe i dont want to make a mistake thanks in advance !

ok so i used FWupdate aka FWupdlcl.exe (win32):

What about NSA way of kinda prevent intel me from activating during boot. I know people posted ways of doing it with raspberry pi but what about software is it possible to achieve the same with some tools ( with lowest chance of bricking mobo )? Is it safer to keep intel me updated or to shut it down as hard as possible ( because physical removal is not possible i guess since its embedded somewhere)

@Fernando @plutomaniac @Lost_N_BIOS
Attached is my spi dump from my bios chip.
If you can guide me in the right direction as how to fix the corrupted ME region
Thank you

Update: So i think i got this far in repairing my SPI/BIOS
[Guide] Clean Dumped Intel Engine (CS)ME/(CS)TXE Regions with Data Initialization (17)

EDIT by Fernando: Posts merged and unneeded blank lines removed (to save space)

@Fernando @plutomaniac
I still cannot update ...
Related documents are attached, can you please help?

Yeah, because you did not merge the PMC since you did not read the first post and follow the steps.

Hello! We are a research team with a very unusual problem and I think we could use some help from this forum. To give context we bought a few Dell Precision 3630 for use in Wireless VR (using the HTC Vive), this requires the installation of a third party PCIe card for the antenna.
However, we noticed right away that the image within the headset jittered, something that is not visible on the actual screen and isn't caused by the CPU/GPU/RAM, the problem stems purely from something going on with the PCI port used, we have 16x & 2 4x, the 16x is a 2080 and one of the 4x is used for the network card, both slots give the same result.
I've been in contact with someone with the exact same issue, with a Dell Precision 3630, they've so far only resolved it by changing the motherboard entirely.

Now here's the catch: we have an older Precision 3630 that runs wireless perfectly fine, we assessed the differences between the two and we noticed the BIOS version was different (older one was 1.0.4 and newer one was 2.x+), to confirm the theory that the BIOS was the issue we updated the older PC BIOS to 2.x+ and sure enough the problem immediately appeared, we managed to downgrade it back to 1.0.4 eventually by disabling the BIOS hard drive save & loading the BIOS recovery to install the 1.0.4 BIOS from a USB drive, at the end of the BIOS flash, an error about a failed 'update' of the Intel ME software appeared and after powering the computer up, despite the BIOS being 1.0.4 again the problem persists.

That brings us to the issue at hand, we believe it is the newer Intel ME software (or the PMC) version that was bundled with the 2.x BIOS and couldn't be reverted that is causing us those issues as it is the only two discrepancies that still lingers after coming back to 1.0.4 (which tries to install FW 12.0.6.1120 & PMC 300.2.11.1014). We have found the bin for 12.0.6.1120 but unfortunately failed to find the correct PMC version and instead got 300.2.11.1021, used FIT to create the image following the instructions but now we are hit by the 'lower ARB SVN' error.
(Btw specs are version 12, CORP, H, B1)

Would any of you have any advice on this situation? Should we keep going? Keep trying to find the 300.2.11.1014 PMC to be 100% sure that isn't the problem either (if you would have a link that'd be great, couldn't find it myself)? Is there a command to ignore the lower ARB SVN error (I've seen FPTW64 could be used to manually flash?)? Thank you for your answers.

Attention to users.
Download of
Intel CSME System Tools v11 r29 - (2020-01-07)
at
https://mega.nz/#!CNNiUahb!c7trmByww0nkC..._QKjlg3njLQoi9s
is somewhat damaged, impossible to download, checked with different browsers.

Update to latest Intel CSME Firmware v11.8.71.3630 with previous Intel CSME System Tools v11 r28
will propably damage your ME BIOS firmware.
Tested twice. In the end i had to owerwrite with original bios from vendor, backup bios included. Board Gigabyte-Z170-D3H.
If you dont have external usb recovery tool or dual bios (still pita), i highly suggest to wait for new version of Intel CSME System Tools v11, reupload r29 or confirmed workaround from user with external usb recovery tool.

Update to Intel CSME Firmware v11.8.70.3626 with Intel CSME System Tools v11 r28 is working, even with modded bios.

Well, never mind my post I guess. we just tried another older Precision 3630 that was bought at the same time as the one that "worked perfectly" and despite the old ME and old BIOS, it doesn't seem to be working at all. Maybe I was too quick to judge the older one worked fine and didn't test it properly... But that definitely rules out the BIOS, the ME and the PMC theory, that's really... really annoying, thank you for the welcome anyhow. Take care everyone.

@Pacman
Still no go for me. Stuick forever. Same in firefox.

@soloson No problem to download for me, and doesn't seem to be damaged. Antivirus? Blocking java script/ cookies?

I'm following all the steps to build the Intel CSME 12.0 Consumer PCH-H B,A Firmware v12.0.49.1534 firmware, I've done it plenty of times before with older firmware. When I follow all the steps and build for Z390 I get this error.

As ME Analyzer says it's CNP-H firmware I also tried that instead of Z390, same problem.

Using vsccommn.bin with timestamp 20:10:49 05/01/2019 GMT

Command Line: D:\Intel CSME System Tools v12 r20\Intel CSME System Tools v12 r20\Flash Image Tool\WIN32\fit.exe

Log file written to fit.log

Executing pre-build actions

Error 235: [Ifwi Actions] Failed to load input file. Unable to load ME data.
Error 20: [Csme Binary Gen] Error executing pre-build actions.
Error 2: Failed to build.
Failed to build!

I can download other files linked here on mega without problem, AV and javascript/cookies are out of question. No big problem anyway i will just wait for next ME System Tools version.