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Hello. I don't really understand what program I need to download to read the bios from the surface. I downloaded Intel ME System Tools v5 but it opens on Windows. I don't have a system installed on the surface and booting is only enabled from the SSD drive and that's the problem because how do I enter the command line on it? Can I do it by connecting it to the computer? Do I have to do it on it. If it's this program, if I transfer it to a pendrive, will I be able to run it somehow from the command line to make a bios backup. It is actually as an exe. Alternatively, can I ask for an attachment with this program? Here is the surface version:
Surface Pro 3
System UIDD 13F13543-8B09-6DC4-AF8BF63A1161
SN 056930544753
Asset tag 0
Version 2.16.1243. Copyraught 2013 American Megatrends, Inc.
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Originally posted by Ziome3eknh View PostHello. I don't really understand what program I need to download to read the bios from the surface. I downloaded Intel ME System Tools v5 but it opens on Windows. I don't have a system installed on the surface and booting is only enabled from the SSD drive and that's the problem because how do I enter the command line on it? Can I do it by connecting it to the computer? Do I have to do it on it. If it's this program, if I transfer it to a pendrive, will I be able to run it somehow from the command line to make a bios backup. It is actually as an exe. Alternatively, can I ask for an attachment with this program? Here is the surface version:
Surface Pro 3
System UIDD 13F13543-8B09-6DC4-AF8BF63A1161
SN 056930544753
Asset tag 0
Version 2.16.1243. Copyraught 2013 American Megatrends, Inc.
error during PMX call error 1275 error 51 or 284 fail to load driver pci access for windows
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Originally posted by Ziome3eknh View PostI managed to connect the drive via USB from Windows, it started and I'm trying to do it from Windows but I have these errors. I'm trying on different versions of fptw and I get different errors
error during PMX call error 1275 error 51 or 284 fail to load driver pci access for windows
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on version v9.5 r6 it shows that I do not have administrator rights and cmd is enabled with administrator rights and that it cannot load pci drivers for access in windows. I suppose that this may be due to the fact that the system is started from usb. However, when opening the installation from a pendrive I cannot install it because the partition cannot be set, an error is displayed and the shortcut alt + r does not work, I can only enter repair mode and there in cmd but there is a boot partition X and when I want to switch to the pendrive the command cd C:/ returns to X: again and I do not know how to bypass this, I am out of ideas. I do not want to unglue it because the screens in them are such that 80% crack when ungluing.
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Originally posted by Ziome3eknh View Poston version v9.5 r6 it shows that I do not have administrator rights and cmd is enabled with administrator rights and that it cannot load pci drivers for access in windows. I suppose that this may be due to the fact that the system is started from usb. However, when opening the installation from a pendrive I cannot install it because the partition cannot be set, an error is displayed and the shortcut alt + r does not work, I can only enter repair mode and there in cmd but there is a boot partition X and when I want to switch to the pendrive the command cd C:/ returns to X: again and I do not know how to bypass this, I am out of ideas. I do not want to unglue it because the screens in them are such that 80% crack when ungluing.
Then type cd c:/foldername to switch to that folder (replace foldername with the name of your folder; simplify it if it's too long to type)
then run the command to dump:
fptw64.exe -BIOS -D yourbackupname.bin
(yourbackupname being whatever you want the dumped bin to be called; name it something easy and you will find it in said folder)
Also, I did mine on a fresh clean install of the official SP3 Windows 10 recovery image. If you cannot afford to lose your current OS and it doesn't work, consider perhaps creating a temporary partition in which you can perhaps install a clean copy of the stock Windows 10 image.
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