Odd, that looks like Dell BIOS type. I can't remember what type of BIOS this actually is
What does the "About" page look like, from that menu you have selected?

Sorry for the wait

Thanks, I guess no help there. Some OEM crap, or some BIOS type I don't remember how to edit. If you can get someone to tell you what tools/method they use to edit this kind of BIOS then maybe I can help.
They don't have to tell you how to do anything, just a general info/answer on what tools or methods are used to work with this BIOS type.

Yeah I just looked into it there are no forums with tools! If I find something out I'll let you know!

I have "all the tools" , that's not an issue, only need to know what tools if any, or what hex methods are used to edit these.

Maybe @Sylar76 or @MiesMosel knows what can open this old OEM BIOS type (See post #9 for backup, if either of you guys look) * Edit - Add in @hancor ?

@magicman - Sorry I forgot to mention, while looking around about this BIOS, I see many are using unlocked Xeons and then XTU to multiplier overclock.
That may help you get somewhere, if you pick up one of those kind of Xeons.

Yeah I know about the other Xeons as well

I don't know how to edit these bioses (at least according to the tools I've always used to edit any bios).

Hello magicman,

here my analyse:
0. It's a HP COMPAQ Z400 WORKSTATION -> you know that ;)
1. looks like AMI based, but no AMI-Tool could read it
2. dumped BIOS date is 01/30/09 ... 30. january 2009
3. HP BIOS 3.61 date is 11/10/09 ... 10. november 2009
4. I could see the same 5 Intel microcodes in both BIOS files

***

what do you wanna do with the bios?

Best regards, MiMo

If you can unlock the Advanced section completely! Also thanks for the response!

I don't know anything about HP bios. I'm also totally "blind" like Lost_N_BIOS.

If you would find a tutorial which shows the data to change, it could be possible.

I only found these HP codes:

For ASUS? Board, push buttons inside BIOS:
- [Ctrl]+[F1] -> expert mode
- [Ctrl]+[F10] -> extended BIOS
- [Ctrl]+[C]+[F10] -> FAN-control

For Phoenix BIOS, push buttons before start into BIOS (watch YT video):
- [Ctrl]+[F10] and short after that [Ctrl]+[F11] -> extended BIOS ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSi0Xc4RcUc

Just tried it no go!

Couldn't find anything only talk on threads they were able to do it!
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Did find a stock oem tool though https://ftp.hp.com/pub/caps-softpaq/cmit/HP_BCU.html

It's safe to say this BIOS is a no go! I wanted to thank everyone who attempted to help me with it though I appreciate it greatly!

With BCU-tool you may get & set BIOS values.
I didn't try to install it on my PC, but it runs in command console.
I got this error, because my PC is not a supported HP system.

<ERROR msg="System not supported. Unable to connect to HP WMI namespace: 'root\HP'/>
<ERROR msg="BCU return value" real="23" translated="23" />
 

So you could try it by yourself:
- take 7-zip to extract the files of BCU into a folder (name it BCU) ... or install the sp100599.exe in Windows on the HP Z400
- run command console (cmd) and go to your BCU folder or where it was installed
- put in: BiosConfigUtility64 /Get:"Config.txt" to save the BIOS configuration to this file
- take a look inside and post it here, if it looks good

HP BIOS Configuration Utility 4.0.30.1
(C) Copyright 2005-2016 HP Development Company, L.P.
Usage:
 
BiosConfigUtility {option}
 
 /get:"filename"        Saves the system BIOS settings to the given file.
                        If filename is not provided, output is to console.
 /set:"filename"        Applies system BIOS setting changes from the provided
                        configuration file.
 /verbose               (With Set) Display details about each setting such as
                        failure code and reason.
 /warningaserr          (With Set) Any settings skipped due to warnings
                        will cause return error code 13.
 /setdefaults           Sets BIOS settings to their default values.
 /cpwdfile:"filename"   Specifies a file with the current BIOS Setup Password.
                        Use HPQPswd.exe to create the password file.
 /npwdfile:"filename"   Specifies a file with a new password to set.
                        To remove the password, use /nspwdfile:"".
                        Use HPQPswd.exe to create the password file.
 /getvalue:"setting"    Retrieves and displays the value of the given setting.
 /setvalue:"setting","value"
                        Applies the new value to the given setting.
 /unicode               Checks for Unicode password support and exits with
                        return code.
 /l or /log             Generates log files in Logs subfolder.
 /logpath:"file path"   Saves the logs to the given file path
 /? or /help            Displays this help message.
 
/ot:value               Provide OneTime Value
/ar:value               Provide AntiReplay Value
/uid:value              Provide MachineID Value
/pkey:"*.pfx"           Provide a private key string
 
/addauthstr             Generate auth string to addauthstr.txt
 

@magicman - Sorry Maybe advice above will help you at least change some things??