Would anyone here be able to unlock these sections along with there children in my bios? I've tried setting the access/use to supervisor, user and extended user in AMIBCP but haven't got anywhere with it. I have provided a pre-modded.bin with the modifications i have already made (renamed asrock instantflash rom) along with a stock one Z27P2.00

Specifically
System Agent (SA) Configuration,
PCH-IO Configuration
Intel RC ACPI Settings
CPU Configuration
Power And Performance
Memory Configuration

Thanks in advance

Bios's

@Earthbadger - This >>
Intel RC ACPI Settings
CPU Configuration
Power And Performance

= Simple, and a AMIBCP Access Level set to User or Super should make these visible, you need to make that change at ROOT of Advanced.
This is true, provided you can actually already see Advanced in the BIOS? I can't see your BIOS, so don't know what is there already. Ohh wait, sorry, I didn't notice this until now! >>
If you only have the "limited" advanced and it's contents, inside your BIOS advanced, then sorry, yes, a more in-depth edit would be needed, to swap current advanced with the main advanced instead, then you could access all that + original Advanced.

Before I do anything here, I need to see 100% of your BIOS, all settings, all pages (except for any type of "Easy Mode" BIOS, don't need to see that kind of stuff )
You can screenshot to USB with F12, show me the entire BIOS, top to bottom in all areas, please put images in a max compressed zip

This >> Memory Configuration
= not ideal, or necessary, most things there that you would actually use are in other menus already.
But, it can be done, same as below

This >>
System Agent (SA) Configuration,
PCH-IO Configuration
Due to the way Asrock has moved those around and mis-sorted this menu, this can only be done via super in-depth edit
And that takes me many hours and usually several days to gather the info necessary, to then do the actual edit, to replace some other setting or submenu you do not use, cannot see, or do not care about, with the new menu.

How important is all the difficult stuff I mentioned above (Last two "This's"), for you to have access to in the BIOS?
Anything you need to change there you can do directly with AMIBCP which you already know and use, so how important is it that this is in the BIOS?

Thanks for the information however your too late. I already got someone on bios-mods to modify it for me and posted it here to see what one would be faster.