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  1. Hi Ivan. Thank you for your response. The way to retrieve the ROM file is very simple. Please run Vx20-120.EXE and see "C:/Users/xxxxx/AppData/Local/Temp/_xxx.tmp"(It is possible on any PC) There should be 4 files there. 7C4D1P39.ROM FoxAwdWINFLASH.sys FoxAwdWINFLASH64.sys WinFlash.exe 1.2.0 7C4D1P39.ROM 1.2.4 7C4D1P43.ROM 1.3.0 7C4D1P45.ROM Oh, I gave it a wrong file name. The file name is incorrect, but 7C4D1P43withXeon.rom is based on 1.2.0. When looking at 7C4D1P43withXeon.rom in binary, you can check 7C4D1P39 at the file end.
  2. Hi Ati The BIOS of Vostro 420 and Vostro 220s seem to be the same file See: https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=rn59m&lwp=rt I think that you can use "7C4D1P43withXeon.rom" in this page
  3. I had the same problem (G45M03 Slow) ms-7594 has same problem, but it resolved ms-7594 was solved by disabling C-STATE vostro 220 bios 1.3.0 not has C-STATE vostro 220 bios 1.2.0 has C-STATE I tried mod bios based on 1.2.0. And it was solved! I added xeon microcode to 7C4D1P43.ROM and changed some defaults. C1E Support Default Disable Speedstep Default Disable C-STATE Tech Default Disable 0A 067A 0B 11 067A 0B 44 067A 0B 01 0676 0F 04 0676 0F 10 0676 0F 80 0676 0F 10 0677 0A 7C4D1P43withXeon.rom
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