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    Originally posted by peste View Post

    try...

    123456789danik
    Thank you for your help, you are a true professional and a kind person.

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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 Post
        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.
        I 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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          Originally posted by Ziome3eknh View Post
          I 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
          Upload your dump file.

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            Originally posted by Bios Cracker View Post

            Upload your dump file.
            It doesn't want to make a dump file because of this. It should be in bin format but there is nothing like that, only txt does with error
            initialization of PMX driver error
            how to fix it?

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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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                Can someone assist me with the password for the following:

                Surface Pro 3 64GB
                S/N: 034839143453
                Attached Files

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                  try....
                  2i2m9c5
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                    Originally posted by peste View Post
                    try....
                    2i2m9c5
                    Thank you, it worked perfectly. I reverted to the stock image and was able to dump the bios from Windows itself, just incase this information is a key part of the process.

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                      Originally posted by Ziome3eknh View Post
                      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.
                      I put the folder that contains the fptw64.exe directly in C: drive. From there, type cmd in your taskbar search and right click "Run as administrator".

                      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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