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Mmtool aptio 4.50.0023 tweaktown
Mmtool aptio 4.50.0023 tweaktown












mmtool aptio 4.50.0023 tweaktown

It thought that was a flaw or something,but it was really not there in the CSMcore.i verified it by searching in a hex-editor. Just a bit earlier i have succesfully used UBU on my Asus Crosshair Formula Z, but i noticed that the Sata module was not updated. If i reset the cmos: my board is beeping the cpu fan error, i have an huge ( 200w cpu capacity ) BeQuiet heat sink running well under 600 rpm, actually it run's at 400 rpm, not even hot with my i7-4770k running at 4.1 ghz. Works ok with asus z87-ws bios v2004, updated all the bios modules with bbu 1.8.16, no glitch in win 8.1 and win 10 tp Use the usb flash procedure to update Edit: few weeks later - the Mobo is running fine, very stable system, not a single problem with the updated bios thanks for this tool my dream would be: To edit the bios and change where a few options are placed, in my asus z87-ws the fan controls are very badly placed in the bios menus layout, or modify the minimals setings. The data of their AHCI/IDE system will not be altered or destroyed by this procedure. Then they can close the Utility and reset the SATA Controller to the usual setting (AHCI/IDE mode). After having temporarily enabled the 'RAID' mode of the on-board SATA Controller they should run the RAID Configuration Utility and look, if everything seems to be fine (but don't create a RAID array!). Advice for users with a non-RAID system: Users, who are running their SATA Controllers in AHCI or IDE mode, should check the function of the freshly updated RAID ROM module the same way. Everything will be fine, if you can enter and use the RAID Configuration Utility without any problem (Don't modify anything, if you don't want it to be changed!).

mmtool aptio 4.50.0023 tweaktown

If you have inserted a new RAID ROM version into the BIOS, you have to make sure, that the 'RAID' mode of the on-board SATA Controller is enabled, and then you should run the RAID Configuration Utility by hitting CTRL+I, F10 or similar (look into your mainboard manual).














Mmtool aptio 4.50.0023 tweaktown