- MMTOOLS MMTOOL V5.0.0.7 DOWNLOAD INSTALL
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MMTOOLS MMTOOL V5.0.0.7 DOWNLOAD UPDATE
If you want to update the Intel RAID ROM or EFI RaidDriver module, you should type "1" from within the Main Menu and then hit the "Enter" key. The update will only work, if there are matching RAID modules within the UBU subfolder Files\Intel\RST resp. The RAID BIOS modules are only used, when the on-board SATA Controller is running in "RAID" mode.Ģ. a) Update of the "Storage Controller" BIOS modules (here: Intel RAID ROM/EFI RaidDriver:ġ.the Reatek LAN ROM v2.55 and the Realtek LAN EFI UNDI v2.021Īs next step you will get the option to update different OROM, EFI and CPU Microcode modules and to replace them by other versions.the Intel LAN ROM v6.1.14 and the Intel LAN EFI UNDI module v1.5.50 and.the Intel Sandy/Ivy Bridge VGA EFI GopDriver module v,.its version) are currently detected within the BIOS by the UBU tool.Īccording to the Main Menu the UBU Tool gave me the information, that the original BIOS contained those, which require the MMTool).Īfter having pressed any key, you will see the UBU "Main Menu". Here are 2 examples (left Pic: Aptio V BIOS 7.50 for my current ASRock Z170 board, right Pic: Aptio IV BIOS 2.80 for my former ASRock Z97 board):Īll following pictures were taken while processing the Aptio IV BIOS 2.80 of the Z97 board after having added the mmtool_4a.exe file (to show all possible UBU tasks, incl. New: The UBU tool will now give you a message, whether you should add a specific AMI MMTool (or maybe even 2 different ones) into the UBU folder or not. Provided, that no BIOS file is present within the UBU folder, the UBU tool will give you the option to navigate to the BIOS file you want to modify.Īfter having clicked onto it, the UBU tool will copy it into the UBU processing folder, rename it to "bios.bin", open it and analyze the EFI/Option ROM modules, which are currently within it. Open the UBU processing folder and execute the file named UBU.bat.ĭouble-click onto the *.bat file or do a right-click onto it and choose the option "Run as Admin".You are now ready to update the CPU microcodes via UBU.
MMTOOLS MMTOOL V5.0.0.7 DOWNLOAD INSTALL
Open a command prompt and run "pip install colorama pltable". During setup, make sure to select the "add to PATH" and the "Install Launcher" options.
MMTOOLS MMTOOL V5.0.0.7 DOWNLOAD DOWNLOAD
Download "Windows installer (32-bit)" or "Windows installer (64bit)" depending on your OS x86 or 圆4 architecture. It was our member eierfrucht, who gave me in September 2013 the link to >thisSoniX's PayPal linkthisthishere (SoniX's MEGA account)hereMirrorhereherehereherePython (from v3.7 up)< to be installed first. OROM LAN Intel Boot Agent XE v2.All users, who are searching for an easy way to get any OROM or EFI module of their AMI UEFI BIOS updated: EFI LAN Intel 10GbE Undi v5.2.05 (10GbE) That is why the mainboard specific VBIOS settings have to be transfered by using a special tool named BMP to the desired Intel VGA ROM module version, before the UBU tool is able to update the VBIOS version (for details see below). Special problem with Intel's iGPU VGA ROM modules (=VBIOS):Ĭontrary to the other Option ROM modules there is no "universally" usable Intel VGA ROM module available for systems with an Intel CPU from Sandy/Ivy Bridge up. For further details please read >thisthis< thread (Chapter B). Nevertheless it is possible, but only recommended for advanced users, to update some modules of a Mobile system BIOS (except the VGA ROM!) by using the UBU tool. According the feedback we got until now the usage of the tool with Desktop mainboard UEFI BIOSes is very safe. The UBU tool has been designed and optimized for the modification of Desktop mainboard BIOSes. Of any AMI UEFI BIOS (except BIOSes from X99 chipset mainboards). various "Universal TRIM in RAID0 modified" ones) and This tool is very easy to use and able to detect the versions of the OROM/EFI modules, which are inside an AMI UEFI BIOS file and to update:Ī) the most important OROM/EFI modules (incl.
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