@yeojhg - FPT you showed in image is not what we are using here

Select the folder that contains FPTw.exe >> Ie >> Flash Image Tool >> Win/Win32 >> FPTw.exe is there. Open Admin CMD Prompt there, run command from end of post #9

Pic attached

You're still in c:\windows\system32. Change to the directory where the program is!

Nothing attached above, my reply above is after I already looked at both images in post #12. You must run Admin CMD Prompt from that exact folder location too (not System32)
Install the registry fix I linked for you at post #9, then reboot, select the Flash Programming Tool > Win32 folder << select this folder, right click and choose Open CMD Prompt as Admin Here\

* Edit, I see your image above now! Yes, as mentioned above, you need to either navigate to the proper folder, or just open CMD prompt at the correct exact location
Example, you may need to edit path to be exact correct match >> CD Intel CSME System Tools v14.0.20+ r10\Flash Programming Tool\WIN32

Hi peeps, @lfb6 sorry mistake corrected! Thank you for pointing it out!
@Lost_N_BIOS How do i send you the NV1.bin file?

zip it, attach file to post!

@yeojhg - Great to see you got it figured out
Now, are you sure you have secure boot disabled, TPM/Encryption disabled, and any BIOS password removed? That all needs to be done before you make this dump.

If yes, before I do any editing, please confirm you can write it back >> FPTw.exe -a 0x1000000 -l 0x40000 -f NV1.bin
If you get error, show me image, and also run this command and show me image >> FPTw.exe -i

@Lost_N_Bios Thanks! I've attached a few pictures of the requested info, please let me know if anything's missing

@yeojhg - Looks good, you don't have to unlock anything to flash back mod NVRAM, or mod BIOS - at least it looks that way
Here, program this back via command below - http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...692848302498901

FPTw.exe -a 0x1000000 -l 0x40000 -f NV1M.bin

Then reboot, and run your game test again with no changes made in the BIOS.

If this does not help, clear CMOS, reflash stock BIOS, enter BIOS, load optimized defaults, save and apply, reboot to windows and run command below and send me the file
FPTw.exe -bios -d biosreg.bin

Or, if you want, I can just edit stock BIOS to make these changes to be defaults instead, and you reflash that via M-Flash?
That is what I will do with above biosreg.bin file too, if you make that, either way will = same, but it's cleaner for me to edit stock BIOS and you flash via M-Flash really, that way it's clean NVRAM

@Lost_N_BIOS I've done the programming step but still having the Intel SGX error; yea let's go with the M-Flash method

Did the error change, or same exact error? OK, I will edit stock BIOS now
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@yeojhg - Here, clear CMOS, then flash this BIOS via M-Flash, directly after that, shut down and clear CMOS again.
Then enter BIOS, load optimized defaults, save/apply, reboot back to BIOS to make all other changes you need. Then test game/PRMRR thing
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...436209056716139

If still no luck after this, I will just make this entire menu are visible to you in the BIOS

Also, for stock BIOS (no changes = Software controlled), I see this, you need to install some driver from either MSI if they host it or Microsoft directly (as linked in this guide - https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com...guard+extension)
https://www.tenforums.com/antivirus-fire...hoose-bios.html

I see MSI Does host a SGX Software in the "Others" section of drivers area for your board. Maybe install this, test first, then if no luck yet, install driver from MS above.
>> Intel Software Guard Extensions 2.7.100.2
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/...iver&Win10%2064
https://download.msi.com/dvr_exe/mb/intel_sgx_cml.zip << Direct link

So, due to this, I think 100% no BIOS edits needed, and you simply need to install the software linked above, and then software controlled SGX will work properly.
And I think you should do all this testing first before considering using mod BIOS
Reflash stock BIOS to test, load optimized default, save/apply/reboot back to BIOS and make all other changes you need, then test

Hi @Lost_N_BIOS, I'm trying to test the driver conjecture, I have downloaded the catalog menu driver from Microsoft, but it does not come with an installer, read the help file and it says install using dirids? Downloaded this driver zip file: Intel Corporation - SoftwareComponent - 2.10.100.2 from link: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com...guard+extension

The guide I linked shows you how to install it I think. But, set that aside, and try the MSI driver only first

I can't check the file you downloaded, you need to tell me which exact package you grabbed, there is 4 results if I search 2.10.100.2 on that page
Be sure you pick correct one per your windows version. But, as I mentioned, try the MSI driver first, it may be fine as-is

I've loaded the stock bios and in the bios window it says PRMRR size changed to 128mb but still it does not work hmm.. Could it be a software issue?

@yeojhg - Yes, w/ stock BIOS, and software controlled, I think it's 128MB by default once software is installed.
Or, do you mean you installed the BIOS I edited? If this, then 128 may be max allowed, I may need to change that, but if it's still not "working" on software side, there is some other issue (Maybe try with true stock BIOS / Software controlled enabled)

Show me that gaming/check window thing again, is the error gone? Did you install the MSI driver? If yes, what about the Microsoft driver after that?
If you installed one, or either of those, try with stock non-edited BIOS too