Users can extract a module from the BIOS file, make changes to it using a hex editor or other software, and then replace the original module in the BIOS file with the modified version. This makes it possible to modify specific settings and configurations without having to modify the entire BIOS file. This can be useful for understanding how different modules interact with each other and for identifying areas of the BIOS that can be optimized or modified.Īnother key feature of MMtool is its ability to extract and replace individual modules within the BIOS file. This information includes the module name, size, version number, and other technical details. One of the key features of MMtool is its ability to display detailed information about each module within the BIOS file. With MMtool, users can extract, modify, and replace individual modules within the BIOS file, making it possible to customize and optimize BIOS settings for specific hardware configurations. MMtool is designed to be used by advanced users who are familiar with BIOS and firmware modification, as it requires some technical knowledge and experience with hex editing. It allows users to view and edit individual modules within the BIOS file, such as the VGA BIOS, LAN controller BIOS, and other firmware components. Please see this page (or the Author's Link above) for instructions.MMtool is a utility software used for modifying BIOS files, specifically those created by Phoenix Technologies. Nevertheless it is possible to modify an AMI Aptio type V BIOS by using CodeRush's UEFITtool, which is part of the UBU tool package. That is why the UBO tool may not be able to update all BIOS modules of AMI Aptio V BIOSes (the tool will only show the version of the currently inserted BIOS modules). Unfortunately, the currently available AMI Aptio V MMTool v5.0.0.7 has problems with the update of certain BIOS modules of the latest Intel chipset mainboards (X99 and newer). v5.0.0.7 (for the newest Aptio V BIOSes) and supports all Intel and AMD platform BIOSes.

The UBU tool uses the AMI Aptio MMTools v4.50.0.23 (for the older Aptio IV BIOSes) resp. Insert a BIOS module, which is not present within the original BIOS or remove a BIOS module.

This tool cannot be used, if you want to modify any other BIOS type (Award/Phoenix, non-UEFI AMI or Intel mainboard BIOSes) or Of any AMI UEFI BIOS (except BIOSes from X99 chipset mainboards). various 'Universal TRIM in RAID0 modified' ones) and UEFI BIOS Updater can detect the versions of the OROM/EFI modules, which are inside an AMI UEFI BIOS file and update:Ī) the most important OROM/EFI modules (inc.

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