#Uefitool gigabyte download

* Edit - Ohh! I did not see your 2nd post/images until I posted my reply, let me look at those a second If you need me to do the edit for you, let me know and send me your edited image I’m surprised to see this model is still using Gigabytes older BIOS style/theme/format! Use UEFITool 51 or 25.0, expand the module, select the inner “RAW” section, and then extract body of this, then use above info to edit image. Using info above, the GUID that holds all the BIOS images is > 4B2E0988-9E44-49AE-8B77-F544B1CAF03F

#Uefitool gigabyte download

Please link me to your BIOS download page, and tell me what BIOS version, and I will give you the image GUID.Įxpand GUID to RAW module, select that, extract it’s BODY via UEFITool, then do what you want, then replace body same way you - Thanks I checked BIOS F60e - WOW, that is a LOT of BIOS revisions!! Must be some engineers favorite board! When image fails, you often cannot enter the BIOS, but you can boot to windows, so you can flash from there if needed and do not have programmer, switches, or flashback like feature If you are not 100% sure, and you do not have flash programmer, or board does not have physical BIOS switches or some USB Flashback-like function, then you may want to have me make you image at first so it’s for sure compatible. I try to look at start of original vs how I’m saving, and make sure they start same way Sometimes “Save As” = compatible when save for web fails for exampleĪnd of course, each tool you can save/export images many ways. Other programs may work fine too, but sometimes you DO run into image compatibility, so you have to try to save again other way instead. I suggest you use Photoshop CS3 or above and use save for web option (PNG (Not interlaced) or JPEG Optimized but Not Progressive or ICC profiled), gimp, or. Jpeg/jpg starts with FF D8 FF & ends with FF D9īMP (bitmap image) files start with a signature BM (42 4D) and next 4 bytes contain file length Switching Image Types OK, just change the marker and keep within same size constraint (watch transparency!)

Xx 02 = Data > Followed by content size in Little Endian Xx 07 = PNG > Followed by image size in Little Endian > then 00 00 before image start Xx 04 = jpeg > Followed by image size in Little Endian > then 00 00 before image start You cannot add or remove bytes, changing the size or other info in image header info does not help, no matter how you try to change the size = broken BIOS, I tried for weeks Re-arrange also = broken BIOS In this module all BIOS images are present, you must 00Fill out the image area you want to replace in it’s entirety and then fill that same space If this is Gigabyte BIOS, the following applies to the module I will give you GUID of, once you reply back It’s done with UEFITool and hex editor, I suggest 25.0 for replacing, but you can use 51-57+ for extracting. You mean the actual BIOS background image? If so, yes, it’s easy to do, I will show youĭid you see what I did here? - Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming UPD + Completely Revised Blue Theme