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I'm using ACER Veriton system and bios got corrupted. I recovered the bios, but unable to enter MBEx(AMT menu). Previously while booting up i got messageCtrl-P to enter ME settings. Now I'm not getting this message and I tried pressingCtrl-P, nothing comes. In Bios setting, i have a menu Intel AMT and it's enabled.
How to recover MEBx configuration?
Thanks,
Mani
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The MEBx is an extension to the BIOS and controlled by the OEM/BIOS provider. Each one has different ways of providing access to the MEBx settings. Ctrl-P is the typical means to access, but some vendors do it differently.
You might try looking for other settings in the BIOS that would display the CTRL-p during boot or try other boot hotkeys that are available.
Otherwise you will need to contact you OEM/BIOS vendor to find out how you new BIOS provides access to the MEBx.
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The MEBx is an extension to the BIOS and controlled by the OEM/BIOS provider. Each one has different ways of providing access to the MEBx settings. Ctrl-P is the typical means to access, but some vendors do it differently.
You might try looking for other settings in the BIOS that would display the CTRL-p during boot or try other boot hotkeys that are available.
Otherwise you will need to contact you OEM/BIOS vendor to find out how you new BIOS provides access to the MEBx.
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In BIOS setting ->Advance chipset feature ->Intel AMT is enabled.
I downloaded the AMT tools from Acer website and triedMEInfoWin.exe
I'm getting error as "
Error 8199: Communication error between application and Intel ME (Get RCS Con
nectivity v2)"
how to solve this error?
Output details
Intel MEInfo Version: 6.0.30.1202
Copyright(C) 2005 - 2009, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Intel ME code versions:
BIOS Version: P01-A3L
MEBx Version: 6.0.3.19
Gbe Version: 4.32.0
VendorID: 8086
PCH Version: 400006
FW Version: 6.0.3.1195
UNS Version: 6.0.0.1189
LMS Version: 6.0.0.1189
MEI Driver Version: 6.0.0.1179
Wireless Hardware Version: Not Available
Wireless Driver Version: Not Available
FW Capabilities: 7265351
Intel Active Management Technology
Intel Remote PC Assist Technology
Intel Capability Licensing Service
Protect Audio Video Path
Intel AMT State: Enabled
Cryptography Support: Enabled
Last ME reset reason: Power up
BIOS and GbE Config Lock: Enabled
SPI Flash ID #1: EF4017
SPI Flash ID VSCC #1: 20052005
BIOS boot State: Pre Boot
FWU Override Counter: Always
FWU Override Qualifier: Always
Local FWUpdate: Enabled
Secure FWUpdate: Disabled
OEM Id: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Error 8199: Communication error between application and Intel ME (Get RCS Con
nectivity v2)
Capability Licensing Service: Enabled
Capability Licensing Service Status: Permit info not available
Override to RPAT-c SKU: Not Set
FW behavior on Flash Descriptor Override Pin-Strap: Halt
Thanks,
Mani
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Once your system has MEBx working we can help you get AMT configured and help with writing software to manage it.
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Thanks,
Mani
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Updating the firmware may recover the MEBx configuration, but you are really in the domain of the OEM. Intel AMT is only a small portion of the system firmware, and Intel does not control how the OEMs implement their firmware. Updating the firmware may cause other issues, andI recommend that you work with the OEM before upgrading firmware.
Also, did you try resetting BIOS to factoory defaults?
Paul
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Hi Paul,
I already tried resetting BIOS to Load default setting, after that also i'm not getting MEBx configuration(Ctrl-P)
Thanks,
Mani
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I'm not sure I've followed the thread clearly... have you put a new BIOS image on this system?
Regardless, currentlyare there any settings in your BIOS (not the MEBx) related to enabling AMT or Ctrl-P? This may be on an "Advanced" tab but it may be elsewhere.
Also, which ACER Veriton model are you working with?

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