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CBROM.EXE - tool for editing the BIOS files; you can find it with Google. BIOS for your motherboard AWBMTools - programs for converting TIFF files to Award Logo format and vice-versa. Cbrom.exe is for bios version 4.50. AWARD announce at Augist 6, 1999 CBRom.exe Version 2.0 as replacement for cbrom V1.2.x and cbrom6. Do anybody know how to get the new version of cbrom and modbin where also a modbin6.exe should exist. I also can't find a cbrom6.exe on the net witch will be sufficient for the moment I think. CBROM1551.EXE V1.55 10/12/05 Release (C)Phoenix Technologies 2001-2005 Syntax: CBROM1551.EXE InputFile /other 8000:0 RomFile Release Extract CBROM1551.EXE InputFile /D logo vga. RomFile Release Extract InputFile: System BIOS to be added with Option ROMs /D: For display all combined ROMs informations in BIOS /epa epa1-7: Add.

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  • Award Bios Editor v1.0? Are you crazy it corrupts BIOSes.

    Better use recompiled and some bugs fixed version 1.25 beta awbdedit from – bios.rom.by/ROMutils/Award/awdbedit/re1_25.zip

    Attention!
    Use it only for exctracting ROMs it still CAN’T put the BIOS back correctly and do not reflash BIOS which are modified with this software.

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  • the bugs fixed version 1.25 beta awbdedit from – bios.rom.by/ROMutils/Award/awdbedit/re1_25.zip – is still buggy, though it works well when adding option rom in pci-slots on award bioses which show problems using CBROM!!
    I sucessfully added a via pci sata rom file to a ASUS P4S8X firmware bios and can not boot directly from sata hdds attached to pci controller, which previous didn’t work.

  • Sorry, typo: I now can boot directly from sata hdds attached to pci controller card.

  • Hi! I have Insyde BIOS and I need to get it unlocked. I need other settings. If you know, Insyde is locked with some options, but I need others, to change to AHCI to install Mac OS X Lion (iAtkos moddified). I have an HP g6 2002sm laptop.

  • Phoenix BIOS Editor asks for “Event Analyst.msi” file after installation on XP. What am I missing?

    • My bad. It was because of “Event Analyst” from Dorian soft. Uninstalled it and now everything is fine.

  • Are there any Linux/Unix based BIOS modding tools?

  • […] the BIOS for my motherboard (an AWARD BIOS). Then on a windows machine, I modified the BIOS using CBROM cbrom bios.bin /isa sgabios.bin. Then I flashed the BIOS from Linux using […]

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    http://www.ami.com/support/downloads/amiflash.zip

  • Are there any good tools for modding the BIOS in a Gateway desktop using the Intel DG965OT motherboard from about 2008? I would like to upgrade the E6300 Core 2 Duo CPU to a Q6600 Core 2 quad CPU and I think that may require some custom bios settings. The MB datasheet indicates the board supports Core 2 quad processors with a 1066 MHz FSB.
    Thanks!

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  • Any news about award bios editor upgrades?

  • Phoenix Bios Editor v2.2.13/ contains a trojan, told me AVG free version 2015

  • Hello, Im looking for a bios that is compatible with the HP 2000 (slightly old). It has a dual core AMD E-450 APU with integrated radeon graphics (I need more than 1.65 GHz), 12 GB ram (4 and 8 gb stick), and is running windows 8.1, im new to flashing bios, so all help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  • hello i have a asus x750jb notebook with geforce gt740m but i can not save ma bios with gpu z i want to flash ma bios can anyone help me

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  • Anyone have a tool to flash HDR files into the newer Dell’s (Optiplex 7010)?

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What is a BIOS?
*BIOS is an acronym that stands for Basic Input Output System.
*The BIOS is responsible for booting your PC by providing a basic set of instructions.
*The BIOS performs all the necessary tasks that need to be initiated at the initial start-up time: POST (Power-On Self Test, booting an operating system from FDD or HDD). In essence, it is necessary to upgrade the BIOS on your PC in order to maintain or inevitably obtain compatibility with the PC industries latest hardware, software and operating systems.
The BIOS
Ensures that the mother board works properly. This large board holds all the devices, so we recommend keeping it updated at all times. Through this operation you can add supports for new peripherals. Boards made after 1994 usually allow updating by software (Flash Bios), but for those prior to that date it is necessary to replace the chip of the bios. Updating is a delicate, dangerous operation. If it is not done correctly the mother board may be made useless. Never interrupt the operation once it has started. It is also possible to update the bios from other devices such as graphics cards, modems or network cards. In the case of the last two, if the operation is not successfully completed you can reinitialize and start again; however, if there are problems with the graphics card it is possible that nothing will be seen on the screen after reinitializing the computer
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  • Updating the Bios is a delicate operation and is usually done in a DOS environment, but with some manufacturers, (for example: Abit) have created their own Windows GUI environment to update some of their motherboards Bios.
  • Creating a start-up disk: Insert a New 3� blank floppy diskette into your 'A' floppy drive.
  • Open your Desktop Windows Explorer and click your mouse's right side button while hovered over the 'A' drive icon in Explorer.
  • Select the 'Format' option in the next appearing menu. Be sure that 'Copy System Files' is chosen and then click 'Start' to initialize this process.
  • Your new start-up disk is now ready.
  • Copy your new Bios Flasher file and the Updated Bios ( usually a *.bin file) to the same floppy as well.
  • Be sure your systems present Bios is setup to boot up the system from the 'A' floppy drive first then, Insert the floppy disk you created and Reboot your system.
  • Type in at the prompt CD A: and click 'Enter', then...
  • Type in 'dir' at the A: prompt. 'A:dir' This will display the floppy directory contents.
  • Locate your flash program on the drive, Usually the *.EXE file you copied onto the disk.
  • At the A: prompt type in *.exe, Substitute the (*) for the name of your *.EXE flasher program to start the Bios Flashing process. Follow procedures exactly and DO NOT INTERRUPT THE PROCESS.
  • After completion...Reboot and make the necessary changes in your new Bios updated settings.
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