Unlock All BIOS/UEFI settings

Unlock All BIOS/UEFI settings

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  • #20703
    Peter
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    • Posts: 16

    Hello,

    I previously had an Onda v975w and its BIOS had A LOT of settings to play with (quite risky). I was quite dissapointed when I found that the x98 Plus has a pretty ridiculous set of settings: Date&Time, Quiet boot and boot order.

    As I have been playing with different OTG+charger cables and I am -as some of you- getting quite strange behaviours with the original cable, I was wondering if it could be something disabled thru some BIOS setting. I’m proposing this beacuse I came across with some combination (I can’t remember) which kept OTG and charging at the same time for a couple of seconds (then the OTG was deactivated). Very strange to be just that they didn’t put the right diodes on the board.

    Or perhaps they disabled it on purpose because it may lead to some burnt component… I don’t know

    Well, the question now is: Is the full BIOS settings something that could be “open” by some key/password combination (as in Medion computers, for example) or should be open thru a UEFI dissambly and hex editor to patch some conditional jump? Any previous experience about this with other  Teclast product?

    Cheers.

    #20728
    Anonymous
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    • Posts: 172

    I had the same thing happen to me when I switch from #2 to #1 on my hub. For 10 seconds or so I have charging and OTG but then the flash drive will disappear 🙁

    Not really sure what to make of that as often windows has a delay dealing with usb devices. We live in hope!

    For now I am going to give up on the charge/OTG thing before I burn something out…lol

    Max

    #21572
    crazybyte
    Participant
    • Posts: 2

    This would be awesome, it seems someone requested some mods on https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-Request-Unlock-Advanced-Menu-Teclast-X89 but he got no answer.

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