Station-Drivers only receives 50% in advertising revenue and the rest from donations so that Station-Drivers survives. I thank some who regularly donate €1, €2, €5, €10, etc. to me and whom I thank enormously. Thank you for your generosity and your support in continuing my passion and being able to share it.
I want to update the firmware that I described, the version is consumer, I verified it via HWInfo, my laptop is Acer Aspire f5-573G with BIOS v1.51 from May 31, 2019 (Intel i5-7200U), can it crash during the update because I have a BIOS with 2019 and Acer has not released the latest bios for this model as of today. Is there a problem with this because I saw a video of someone updating the ME region version and his laptop died immediately, of course, but it did not turn on as if the POST procedure was damaged. The question is what can happen if when flashing ME, the region (via CMD) may be damaged and is it possible to restore it to the previous version? I compared the version I have with the latest version and it is the same, nothing should happen, but I have some doubts whether it will work 100% or something will go wrong. during update
Generally speaking it goes very well for me I do it on my two Acer & Asus laptops and my Current desktop PC so but I understand after nothing obliges you but it is better for security reasons
ok, I did it, it works for now, but thanks for the help anyway
I still have a question, I know that Intel has not yet provided information about this version
ME firmware 11.8.95.4551 I checked this file, it is from May 2023, so when will it be made available on this website S-D, when is this planning??
Typos Íntel Me firmware 11.8.94.4494
