@panthraxnation2 - Sorry, but here is three edits, I am not 100% sure how this should be in there due to stock BIOS vs original dump etc.
OG is first edit I made you, I'd try that first, then M1/M2 I remade tonight, slightly different, I think only OG or M1 would be correct, but I'm not 100% sure, sorry, as I said before this is very odd BIOS
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...611031616411704

Hey, are you sure there is not two BIOS chips on this model? This looks like FD/ME and only part of the BIOS region. This may explain why FPT flash of BIOS region fails with files you've sent me.
Please dump BIOS region with FPT once running again and send to me so I can see it to be sure >> FPTw.exe -bios -d biosregcheck.bin

@Lost_N_BIOS - Thanks! I just tried flashing "OG", but unfortunately it appears the laptop is bricked. It doesn't like that one. Should I try the other two as well?

Also, there is only 1 BIOS chip on the motherboard as far as I can tell.

EDIT: @Lost_N_BIOS - Good news! It liked the "M1" edit, but System Information and Serial Number are still listed as N/A or blank in the UEFI settings.

I have dumped the biosregcheck.bin as instructed. Zipped and attached.

@panthraxnation2 - Great to hear at least something worked, and was bootable anyway! I guess that "OG" edit was not ideal, and that's why FPT said no too, which is surprising since it will usually flash any bad edit you give it and brick the board for you if that's what you give it to flash in
So, since M1 edit still did not show correct info, try M2 and see if brick or still nada. Thanks for BIOS region check, that is same region I see from dump, so that confirms no other chip and this is just very odd BIOS (no DXE volume, odd layout, weird system info area and layout etc)
If M2 fails as well, I will look at M1 again and see if I can figure out why it's OK but is still incorrectly showing the system info. What do you see for serial/UUID, FF's or 00's etc? Ohh, sorry, I see you said Blank or N/A

@Lost_N_BIOS - Thank you for the help and all your effort and tenacity in helping me getting this computer up and running again. Unfortunately, I have run out of time with the computer, as it belongs to a customer and they need it back. I've kept it as long as I could, but my time with it is up. It boots and Windows hasn't deactivated itself or anything, so I suppose it will have to do for now. I really, really appreciate all your help. Thank you again!!!!

@panthraxnation2 - Ohh!! You're welcome!! Very sorry we ran out of time, I didn't know it was not your board
Yes, serial and UUID usually only used in RMA and sometimes "some" software activation, but since they can get easily erased, and or some BIOS do not even use, it's not used for that too often anymore.

Sorry we couldn't sort it before time ran out Next time try to let me know it's not your item, and if such cases if I have other ideas etc I will make all those BIOS at once instead of waiting for you to test a few etc.
Usually though, this kind of thing is very easy to fix, only takes one edit and we're done right away, but this BIOS is very odd and details were stored in strange location and in unusual way.
I've never seen BIOS structured like that, nor Asus putting details where these were or how they were etc. So that's the only reason there was issue and no proper resolution this time, in the time we had anyway.

You're welcome, and please do post back anytime you need more BIOS help, I'm sure next time around we'll have a much more successful time