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Hi,
Wonder if it's as easy as uninstalling Intel management engine as a cure :)
Flaws found in Intel Management Engine (ME), TXE and SPS
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New #61
Hi,
That alone won't make any difference with regard to this vulnerability I'm afraid.Wonder if it's as easy as uninstalling Intel management engine as a cure :)
Cheers,
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New #64
I didn't know a thing on Intel ME engine til after I purchased my newer Intel I7 System, previously was on AMD based systems for years, Guess now just waits patiently for Asus to get a fix out, and then applies the fix, and should hopefully be fine
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New #65
Look like I'll have to wait for Gigabyte to release a new BIOS for my board as I too failed the test. My 2017 Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga X1 passed though. I just updated the BIOS on that yesterday though.
Anyway it seems Gigabyte is all over the place with their drivers and BIOS updates on my Z270 board - GA-Z270X-Gaming 8 (rev. 1.0) | Motherboard - GIGABYTE
I have an issue where their latest IRST drivers (15.9.0.1015) crash my board. Also found their IME driver listed as version 11.8.50.3420, is NOT what's being downloaded. When downloading from any server I get version 11.7.0.1050. Yet when installed it shows up as version 11.7.0.1045 (dated 10/3/2017).
Their latest BIOS for my board (F7) has been around since July 2017 to "Update CPU micro code to fix HT flaw issue". Yet much later they added a second line stating the BIOS also "Update intel ME for security vulnerabilities". This second line wasn't there when I updated the BIOS in July. With that, I downloaded it again thinking the date was wrong seeing that second line but it's the same BIOS and the failed test persists. Thus I await a new BIOS.
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New #66
OH NO!!
ASUS Z270 TUF Mark 1
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New #68
Yea,..I've just seen it and downloaded it. Thing is,..I've unzipped the file and I see two .exe files. One is called MEUpdatetool.exe and the other is called PEUpdater.exe. Which one do I double click on??
Also,..On the ASUS website it says this.
Please download the file and check the MD5 code first.
MD5: 6d3df63d6fe7019f956e91aeb6bc9410"
I don't even know where to look.
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@RunnerbeanYea,..I've just seen it and downloaded it. Thing is,..I've unzipped the file and I see two .exe files. One is called MEUpdatetool.exe and the other is called PEUpdater.exe. Which one do I double click on??
Also,..On the ASUS website it says this.
Please download the file and check the MD5 code first.
MD5: 6d3df63d6fe7019f956e91aeb6bc9410"
I don't even know where to look.
A tool used by many here for genning and comparing hash values is Winhasher. Safe and free. Get it from github, not anywhere else. About half way down this page, DL the installer. Easy to use.
GitHub - gpfjeff/winhasher: Free cryptographic file hash generator for Windows (.NET 2.0)
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