Ok friend, the tool AMIBCP is above into the reply (meidafire.com) , but you can find more googling ;)
Look this guide :

https://octoperf.com/blog/2018/11/20/asu.../#bios-settings

[Info Request] Unlock All Menu Ami Aptio V Bios

[Guide] Manual AMI UEFI BIOS Modding

[Tool Guide+News] "UEFI BIOS Updater" (UBU)

BIOS Modding: Introduction and Preparations

[Guide] Clean Dumped Intel Engine (CS)ME/(CS)TXE Regions with Data Initialization

Let me know, if you have all to modify your bios backup and then reflash it again, cause you have to do whitout battery !
Regards

Thanks, @BDMaster !

I will try... to add some modules to my BIOS.

Cheers!

Whilst going through all of the info, i seriously got a headache. I am so noob, i don't understand every other word in these guides.

Maybe one of You guys @BDMaster @Sweet Kitten unlock this bios? 100% unlocked - the more options, the better. I don't think i am at the point of extracting and adding modules yet, the complete default unlock would be great!

And since I don't have a battery, an executable like Sweet Kitten made in post #11, which worked to perfection, would be greatly appreciated!

Please

Attached is my current bios dump (if needed for mod) using AfuWinGUIx64.exe from AMI Aptio 5 Firmware Update utility (button "Save") and zipped to upload to win-raid.com

Thanks!

EDIT: Should I be considering BIOS updates like Microcodes, ME firmware as well? Just something I bump into, when browsing this vast ocean. Do they affect computer performance at all or maybe offer some new options to have in BIOS?

EDIT2: Can i just change EACH and EVERY possible Access/User value from Default to User in AMIBCP v5.02.0023 and call it a 100% unlocked bios image?

@Sweet Kitten Would that be usable bios.rom file to make it back to .exe with battery check disabled?
(The attached BIOS is not modified)


EDIT3: I spent most of the wee hours of the weekend in here. Just to confirm my newbness. For example I realized i had deleted Intel Management Engine drivers to gain system performance because i thought that there were just too many programs running, tht's just got to be the reason why my system is so slow sometimes. HOW YOU LIKE THEM @pples?
But just hours ago I used mbr2gpt.exe in cmd prompt to go from Legacy BIOS to UEFI . I am very impressed with the result! Tardiness (slowess, laginess) feel to my system reduced by 25% and it does not get slow when running for a long time. (up for 12 hours searching and multitasking watching Youtube and streaming sports). I did switch off legacy option ROMs in Bios setup, maybe that helps too, idk.
All I know is I would suck a dick for my unlocked BIOS (no homo) . Can You please I just wanna play CS:GO, i'm no mod - genius!