#UEFITOOL REPLACE BODY HOW TO#
#UEFITOOL REPLACE BODY FULL#

In any case, UEFITool should not prevent changing this image. I haven't looked into why, but maybe it is because the FIT claims it supports Boot Guard. On current UEFITool, the options to allow modifying the image are always grayed out. On current UEFITool, the options to allow modifying the image are always grayed out. I have some image which I am able to successfully replace a PE file in on older UEFITool. Hopefully, the system will work and you will have modded splash screen! (For me it did work on X99UD3. I have some image which I am able to successfully replace a PE file in on older UEFITool. The UEFITool seems to let you replace things and rebuild too, but I didnt do it. From what I read before, from memory, you should use the same resolution/colour/format, though I am not certain on this. jpg or whatever that works, irfanview works great on identifying the correct extensionġ0) Right click on 'Raw section' line, 'Replace body.' and select the. under there I found 3 images in total, each in a raw section, I right clicked, extract body and saved it. That is what the guide is about!ġ) DL UEFITool_0.21.4_win ( ), run UEFITool.exeĢ) Ctrl+O, select BIOS file you hopefully already have somewhere readyģ) Ctrl+F, select tab labeled 'GUID', input 7BB28B99-61BB-11D5-9A5D-0090273FC14DĤ) Double-click on the first of three listed '7BB28B99-61BB-11D5-9A5D-0090273FC14D'ĥ) Press on plus sign next to 7BB28B99-61BB-11D5-9A5D-0090273FC14D, then again on anotherĦ) Right click on 'Raw section' line, 'Extract body.' and saveħ) You can rename the. Same as earlier search by text and enter nvramsmi.

#UEFITOOL REPLACE BODY HOW TO#

Hello! I suppose you came here to find out how to change your ami aptio BIOS splash screen. Now open the latest BIOS in UEFITool in another window, in my case 3503. Open your BIOS image with UEFITool, extract GBE region, MAC address is the first 6 bytes of it, change them using hex editor, replace region in UEFITool, save the image and flash it, it must be fine then. OPTIONS -o, -outputoutputSet the output file.

#UEFITOOL REPLACE BODY FULL#

It supports parsing of full BIOS images starting with the flash descriptor or any binary files containing UEFI volumes. Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any damage caused by this guide, etc., use at your own risk. DESCRIPTION UEFIToolis a cross-platform C++/Qt program for parsing, extracting and modifying UEFI firmware images.

Uefitool replace body