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(b) Enabled 'Intel® Platform Trust Technology” under UEFI BIOSįor the new Microsoft® Windows 11 installation, we recommend disabling the CSM setting before using the AMD CPU fTPM. (a) Go to 'Security page” to find the 'Intel® Platform Trust Technology” option. The actual support may be varied based on official release of Windows 11 by Microsoft®. It supports the TPM2.0 feature without TPM2.0 hardware module.įor the new Microsoft® Windows 11 installation, we recommend disabling the CSM setting before using the Intel® PTT. I wish we could get the original BIOS somehow.No, please enabled or feature under UEFI BIOS.

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With the LAN MAC all zeroes it is a hell of a job to figure out where it is set. Maybe he could be persuaded to dump BIOS from one of them to help out? There is a seller in the US which seems to have quite a few of these boards available. I also have a ticket with Gigabyte support which is still “being processed” after 4 days or so. I have already tried contacting Datto asking them to make their F01 available, without any liability or support implied - they could not care less to help.

I have never heard of Datto before and yes getting rid of the irritating blue Datto branded screen at boot was one of the motivators to flash BIOS lol. Now - how do we get that BIOS to compare? We all wish we’d taken backups. What is also curious I noticed now the F01 it came with is a couple months “newer” than the oldest available official Gigabyte BIOS (F06) which makes me think they could have modified the F06 and called it their F01.

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I noticed the board layout was a tiny bit different vs the manual in a couple of places as I was putting it together but I thought Gigabyte were just lazy and did not update the drawing from say Rev1.0 etc or the was a difference due to the lack of SFP vs.

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Run this command, you may need to move a jumper to service mode, I am unsure which way allows you to dump Full BIOS, try both ways and send me the files it ouputs.įPT -d this is interesting. Inside SPI_UPD folder is FPT to use (Only DOS or EFI Version), if using DOS version be sure fparts.txt is also on your DOS boot disk/drive etc (Possibly also needs to be there for booting to EFI as well) If your ME was not updated, we may need to use older version still, we'll know more once you get me your current ME version

Here, from the official F6 package, is possibly correct FPT to use (If your ME was updated to this or similar version during the update you did). Of course, flashing in the official BIOS for your board could have helped cause the issue too, if the OEM BIOS differed enough. Updating BIOS using the method you did is how this happened and it probably did not ask if you wanted to use /K switch to keep current DMI Data.īIOS should never be updated via web interfaces, DOS is suggested or within the BIOS itself when possible. I'm sure I can find eventually though, then edit in your correct ID's then you flash BIOS again. However, if we cannot find LAN MAC Location due to all zero's currently, then it could help.ĭo you have ANY backup from before this happened, so I can look in and find the LAN MAC ID Locations? I know where the boot from LAN MAC Goes, but that is not same as these, and this BIOS does not contain usual GbE module where they're stored on desktop versions.

No, your last question about another board would not help either, you would be stuck with incorrect LAN ID then as well.

Then we can dump your BIOS and or the GBE region if not locked, and I can help you put back in. This will allow me to link you to the correct version of FPT to use, and give you the correct commands to use (above are wrong).

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Please give me your Intel ME version, if you are not sure check in device manager for Intel Management, or download HWInfo64 and in the large window once you run it, on the left near top there will be ME section, click that and find the ME version and post that here. Don't worry so much, we can fix, just be patient.

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