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  1. Klem
    gatoxp 1. In BIOS menu Security set security boot disable 2. In BIOS menu Boot set Launch CSM enabled, Launch PXE OpROM enabled. Press F10 Enjoy!
  2. Klem
    guido7142 Do not listen to what all tell you everything. svl7 says the right things, we have one chip 8MB, it programmatically divided into several areas, one of them bios 6MB, in the second area ME 1.5 MB and several small under some other programs. The fact that you sent, it is part of the BIOS. Why? Perhaps what yours guys did wrong reading chip. I do not understand, why you do not want to give the laptop to an authorized service center Asus, where you just for the money replace or completely flash all chip.
  3. Klem
    guido7142 I compared the data in your file with a file Mod.223. Most data sets and blocks is identical. We can conclude that your file is part of the BIOS file Mod.223. If those who make your file have a programmer device, then you really need to find a complete BIOS file 8MB. But where is it from? You need to ask for technical support or Asus, or authorized service center Asus.
  4. Klem
    guido7142 Why do you have a strange file size? If this is your bios file, it should be 6144 KB. Who, how and by what method he pulled out and gave you?
  5. Klem
    Cory Parker Staton You're welcome! Besides overclocking GPU, in this version I made the memory overclocking and overvolting GPU by 0.02 V. That is now an additional overclocking by Afterburner or NV Inspector should increase. And yet, this version just for your video card and R01f. And I'm always pleased to some donation for my beer!
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    guido7142 The most correct method. Always works. Put the fie G75VWAS.223 befor rename it to G75VW.bin directly to the disk C:\ Then, the procedure is the one with which I have already described in this thread(Ctrl+Home). Think of what drives with Windows and put it in his base file G75VW.bin If you do not remember, put on both drives. Since the laptop you have a brick, pull out discs and plug it into another computer via SATA or USB adapter.
  7. Klem
    altvolt74 Are your system x64? If yes, start a command prompt as administrator and then by command cd go to the folder with the firmware files and dial backup.bat
  8. Klem
    altvolt74 Put all downloaded files in one folder!
  9. Klem
    R01f Do not be afraid. If you do everything I say, everything will be fine. In the system BIOS of our laptop has more video bios for the 660 and some for 670. Long to explain, some is UEFI, some is Legacy. svl7 changed only one that have most users, but I also changed the one that you have. I looked at what you have in your screenshots in this thread.
  10. Klem
    R01f Done. Try. This is the modified version of the BIOS for your GTX660M graphics card. The whole procedure of the flashing BIOS firmware is the same as in the first post of this topic. In any case, put directly on drive C stock bios G75VWAS.223, first renaming it to G75VW.bin
  11. Klem
    R01f Look your PM.
  12. Klem
    Yeah... finally I managed to editing video BIOS GTX670M in G75VW. At last, my laptop is running 750/1800 (900). Yeah, I had a lot of reading and work, but now I am very pleased.
  13. Klem
    ricjandro What are the frequencies core and memory you set? And what are you use Nvidia Inspector or Afterburner? I think that you have too much points in the 3DMark 2011.
  14. Klem
    guido7142 Nothing, just wait about 10 minutes. Then everything off and on again. You could also try to pull out ALL! memory modules and turn the laptop. He certainly did not turn on. Then insert only one memory module, and then try the whole procedure with USB Flash. You could also try a different USB ports.
  15. Klem
    Benn Benji Wilson If your latest BIOS 223 that yes.
  16. Klem
    Cory Parker Staton For now, despite the information included in the description of Mod.223, OC work only G75VW with GTX660M. Owners who have a GTX670M jast waiting. Unlock additional menu working for both. I have GTX670M.
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    Joshua Norman Thank,s this realy good temp.
  18. Klem
    guido7142 Try again make sure that (without batteries and without power adapter) to clamp Ctrl+Home then insert the power adapter and then press the power button. Hold the keys until the display recovery utilities. This is 5-7 seconds, if nothing appears, but the laptop as it reacts differently than before, then after 5-7 seconds, release the button and wait (not off) for 10 minutes. In some cases, recovery may work with black screen.
  19. Klem
    Cory Parker Staton Try unplag power adapter and baterry and press power button some times or wait any times. Then connect battery and power adapter and press power. Joshua Norman Try Furmark stress test(hairy bagel) about 15 min. and say you video temp please.
  20. Klem
    No. G75VW have speсial format video card. This is MXM, but different size and form PCB. Very little space and prevent in both HDD. This one. And the second is that the videoBIOS ASUS G75VW put in system BIOS. And if Asus decide to release a version G75VW or G75VZ with GTX680M, then it will be replaced.For now, you can install GTX670MX by ASUS G75VX.
  21. Klem
    ricjandro I just flashed a new ME 8.1.30.1350 and everything is fine. Rebooted and the battery is disconnected and everything is OK. I am on MOD.223.
  22. Klem
    I understand what you need to do. Put the folder with this program and files such as C: and after running the command prompt, navigate to this folder (command cd), and only then starts the bat. If I say short, you need to perform bat and other programs from your folders with them. C:\Windows\system32 cd.. C:\Windows\ cd.. C:\ cd the name of your program folder C:\name of your program folder\backup.bat Enter Good luck!
  23. Klem
    Initial post by svl7: "Instructions: Download the BIOS you want to flash, as well as the flash tool (Win64). Put the modified BIOS (and included files) in the same folder as the flash tool . Make sure that your current BIOS version is the same as the one you want to flash. Then create a backup of your BIOS by executing the backup.bat file. . Download the 'G75VW-BiosFixer', put it in the same folder as the flash too and run it. Follow the instructions on the screen, it will ask you for the BIOS backup you just created, as well as the modified BIOS file which you already downloaded. . If the tool doesn't come up with an error message, go ahead and flash the created file by executing the included flash.bat file. . Wait until the flashing is done, in case everything's okay you can reboot." Good luck!
  24. Klem
    Hi! You use Win32, but Fptw64 for Win64. Good luck!
  25. Klem
    2 ricjandro This topic about G75VX(GTX670MX), not G75VW(GTX670M/660M).

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