For me, With Asus X299, option 1 and 2 doesn't work (no files)

@Fernando
Oh no, I did not see, thanks
Can I find them in 1.69?
And for Video ?

Otherwise I have the same problem for microcode and Rampage VI Extreme with bios 1401, code 55 at boot and UBU 1.70-b5 (microcode 4D)

Zitat von soupiraille im Beitrag #4017

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I have a problem with UBU 1.70-b2: I have successfully updated the micro code of BIOS 1301 (with micro code 0x02000035, which is older than the embedded one in that BIOS), then I successfully flashed my Asus Rampage VI Apex, but the system won't boot (stuck with post code 55: "memory not installed"). When I flash the mobo with the original 1301 BIOS, my system boots and works perfectly.

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I did not see Sonix's message, so I replaced the code

echo 	[Replacement]
for /f "tokens=1" %%m in ('%uf% header list 72850817000000000000000000000002') do (
	<nul set /p TmpStr=mCode FFS: 
	%ur% %%m 1 %modcpu% -o bios.bin -asis || move tmp\bios.bak bios.bin>nul && echo File restored && pause && goto cpu
rem 	%mmt% /r %%m %modcpu%
)
 

By

echo 	[Replacement]
for /f "tokens=1" %%m in ('%uf% header list 72850817000000000000000000000002') do (
	<nul set /p TmpStr=mCode FFS: 
rem	%ur% %%m 1 %modcpu% -o bios.bin -asis || move tmp\bios.bak bios.bin>nul && echo File restored && pause && goto cpu
 	%mmt% /r %%m %modcpu%
)
 

And I used option M instead of C, and it's good
I do not know if it's the option or the code change that solved the problem

Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #4033

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However, I found a problem with Intel Network option:

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Zitat von tistou77 im Beitrag #4038

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I did not see Sonix's message

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HI EVERYONE... Sorry for my English...... Tested today Update v1.70 b5 to modify Asus Z97 Pro Gamer BIOS v.2203 with latest CPU microcode, which is version 25 for Hasswell CPUs.... after flash modifyed BIOS with b5, my PC dont turn on...i have extra bios chip with factory bios, so i reflashed bad chip by replacing it after i start my pc with good one.... tried to update cpu microcode only and nothing else, same thing - PC NOT BOOTING at all, all fans at max speed and black screen..... updated BIOS with UEFI BIOS Updater Update v1.70 b2 Dev to CPU Microcode version 24 , flashed bios chip and everything ok, PC booted with no any problem. Thank you EVERYBODY, who keep UEFI BIOS Updater alive and work hard, and please check latest Update b5, probably someone else will face boot problem after flashing their bios, modified with beta 5 and updated Hasswell CPU Microcode to version 25.....Thank you

Stanno, but I have such a suspicion that there is some problem with the latest versions of microcodes released after February.

@SoniX
Yes I only saw your message after, that's how I saw it for the "moving" of the code "rem"
Each time, it will be necessary to modify this code?

Zitat von tistou77 im Beitrag #4042

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@SoniX
Yes I only saw your message after, that's how I saw it for the "moving" of the code "rem"
Each time, it will be necessary to modify this code?

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u1 - Update with UEFIReplace
u2 - Update with MMTool
0 - Cancel
 
 

@SoniX
I am using version 5.2.0.24 of MMTool
I have not tested with the b2, but soupiraille, yes I believe

As I said, I also used option M instead of C
So I do not know if it's the option or the code change

Ok. Which option will you use C or M is not important. It is important to run the motherboard.

@AsusP5Q3:

I assume that you have a Haswell 306C3 CPU? The version 25 microcode is Intel's v2 for fixing the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. Intel released v2 in April 2018. The version 24 microcode is Intel's v1 for fixing the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. Intel released v1 in November 2017??? Note that v1 is quite buggy. The v1 microcode causes CPUs to generate tons of recoverable errors. The number of errors goes up if you slightly overclock. Even though these errors were recoverable, they can result in data corruption. The v1 microcode occasionally generates an unrecoverable CPU error which causes the computer to reboot. I need to test exactly which is the latest microcode for the Haswell 306C3 which did not try to fix Meltdown and Spectre.

Best regards,
--GTP

EDIT by Fernando: Directly addressing prefix added (to make clear, to whom the author has answered)

Zitat von GoneToPlaid im Beitrag #4048

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The last microcode which does not include Intel's attempts to fix the CPU Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities is version 23 which was released in November 2017.

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