When I run AFUDOS in DOS it lists the version used and in parentheses says ASUS v2) making me think it's an ASUS version that won't let me flash the board with a different ROM. Endorsement means that the AMI recognizes the quality and value of DMI PRO to the marketing profession and the impact on a learner’s knowledge and skills to perform in their job role. I've tried older BIOSes as well but can't seem to get past that error. DMI is the only international provider endorsed by the AMI and DMI PRO is the only professional certification endorsed by AMI. I always getĮRROR: Unable to open ROM file I've downloaded the 0601 BIOS multiple times from ASUS and WImsBIOS. I've made DOS bootable USBs using the HP tools with WIn 98 as well as with RUFUS and FreeDOS, and using AFUDOS 2.29ES and 3.36. Problem is, this far down the line, I can't seem to find the 'engineering edition' anywhere. There is a guide here where somebody documents how they did it. the original motherboard BIOS file using the ASUS Update or AFUDOS. Download afudos engineering files found Uploaded on TraDownload and all major free file sharing websites like, uploaded.to, and many others.

Not my main rig, but I'd like to play around with OCing it and putting a 771 modded CPU in there and maybe use it as a MAME rig.Įven though the MB is a PQ5L-VM-EMU (as hidden by a sticker) it's got a different BIOS and won't let me flash to the retail board version that has OC features. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

Download the bios rom you wish to flash to from the ASUS website and paste that to the drive. Download AFUDOS 2.36 ENGINEERING EDITION (It MUST be this version to work) and paste it on the flash drive. Hey guys, have an older ASUS Essentio CM5570 775 socket prebuilt. Download Rufus (I used version 1.4.10 which included FreeDOS) and copy it to a flash drive that has been formated using FAT32.

Afudos Engineering Edition