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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    Hi I have installed the hacked Bios from “camiloml” and I am wondering if there is a way to revert back to the original Sony bios? Because I need to send my vaio in to Sony due finger print reader problems. My laptop was running R2085H4 and how would I flash it back? I have posted this into the SA hacked bios but maybe you guys would help? I have just used the flash by pyr0 but need a copy of the original R2085H4 from Sony. and when I download it from them it just say my bios is current

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    @Encephalartos

    have a look here.

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    Hello i have a Z21 with a Core i5 2410M

    On the Intel Page
    Intel® Core? i5-2410M Processor (3M Cache, up to 2.90 GHz)

    is written that AES-NI ist not available, but at the bottem of the page is written

    "Some products can support AES New Instructions with a Processor Configuration update, in particular, i7-2630QM/i7-2635QM, i7-2670QM/i7-2675QM, i5-2430M/i5-2435M, i5-2410M/i5-2415M. Please contact OEM for the BIOS that includes the latest Processor configuration update."

    so it should be possible to function with a modification in the bios right?
    I've flashed the new hacked BIOS but i didn't find a option to enable it.

    Are there any ideas or plans to enable this feature?

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    As far as I know, AES-NI are enabled by default. I can confirm this is the case even for the Z2 predecessor, the Z1.

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    Hi!

    Just had the time to flash the new BIOS (BTW: every time I update the BIOS, the fan goes to the maximum speed before switching off, and this makes me a heart attack!! )

    Anyway: I would like to know which ACPI setting is recommended. I see ACPI1.0B, ACPI3.0 and ACPI4.0. I would set 4.0, but does this implie some new setting in the operating system?
    Last edited by fbcyborg; 16th April 2012 at 04:57 AM.

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    pyr0, A few questions, what model is your Z2?
    Another question, are there any options for disabling AHCI? And which things exactly in the hacked bios should I change to disable it? I'm just asking these before I try my luck with the hacked bios.

    I need to dual boot 7 and XP for work purposes. I slipstreamed the SATA driver from the website into the installation but received a BSOD in setup. After googling the error code it appears to be AHCI settings in bios

    Is AHCI crucial for the SATA/Raid/etc to work?

    I'm just wondering if Sony has support for Windows XP on Z2 and even has downloadable drivers how come it can't install XP.
    Last edited by Larz9220; 18th April 2012 at 01:39 PM.
    [Sony VAIO Z Series 2010] VPCZ13M9E/B 460M @ 2.8GHz 4GB DDR3 128GB SSD Raid 0
    [Sony VAIO Z Series 2011] VPCZ21L9E/B 2410M @ 2.9GHz 4GB DDR3 128GB SSD Raid 0

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    Larz9220, are you asking to me?
    Sony VAIO Z Series 2011: VPCZ21X9E/B

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    Sorry, I should have clarified, I was asking pyr0 the author of this thread and how their bios hack worked.
    [Sony VAIO Z Series 2010] VPCZ13M9E/B 460M @ 2.8GHz 4GB DDR3 128GB SSD Raid 0
    [Sony VAIO Z Series 2011] VPCZ21L9E/B 2410M @ 2.9GHz 4GB DDR3 128GB SSD Raid 0

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    Quote Originally Posted by dam_ View Post
    Hi,
    I cannot install your version because my bios was upgraded via "vaio update", so when I try to install your version, I have a popup with:
    "This bios is already up to date. ..."
    I can't find the previous version of the bios so can you help me ?

    Thanks.
    I'm having the same problem, is there anyone who knows how can I solve that?

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    Default Re: Sony Vaio Z2 (2011) Advanced Menu BIOS Hack

    This could be your answer :

    Quote Originally Posted by dam_ View Post
    To do the install I had to execute:
    Code:
    InsydeFlash.exe BIOS_VERSION.rom
    Z2 - CTO Gold FullHD i7-2620M, 8GB, 256GB SSD 3gen, PMD BD-RE, W7 Ultimate, PMD driver by leshcat / internal GPS WWAN sw mod
    HP 8560w - i7-2630QM, 8GB, Quadro 2000, 750GB, BD-ROM, 1920x1080 DreamColor2
    EEE 1201NL - SSD mod, 2GB ram

    Still using - Dell XPS 2 - then maxed out / Toshiba M400 - then maxed out

 

 
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