Phoenix Bios Editor 2.2 12
In my personal experience, when updating the BIOS with either the phoenix tool or SpareBIOS, there is little chance of success. I'm not sure why there is a difficulty since the utility for updating the BIOS is fairly simple. All BIOS updates are done using files stored on a floppy disk. There is a floppy disk utility which allows you to use the BIOS update files when the computer is not running. A post on the Lenovo Forum which suggests performing a BIOS update with the SpareBIOS utility is in this forum topic. This isn't a very common procedure but it is not too hard and has worked for the author.
phoenix bios editor 2.2 12
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ID: GCBSW10A.18A.0018.2016.1005.1003 - BIOS Version Engine Version : GCBL2 OS Revision : (I see a option for an OS version, which as you can tell is "Virtual PC") Engine version : GCBL0.64 BRCR BFRU GPU: GCBL2 GCBL3 GCBL6 Add in CUDA device: Default Add in CUDA device 1: Default Chipset Model: ISM3X 8 Core Chipset Vendor: INTEL Chipset BIOS: IBM I8P2 1.07 Chipset cTX: ISM3X Chipset cTX Enabled: Yes Chipset cTX uesd: ISM3X Chipset cTX uesd Enabled: Yes Chipset cTX supported: Yes Chipset cTX speed: 2800 MHz Graphics: GCBL0.64 Name of driver: GCBL0.64 Name of driver version: GCBL0.64 Name of driver date: 2016-07-16 Real Time Clock: 24H Security mode: Hardware Architecture processor: x86_64 Memory Size: 1024M Video Memory size: 1024M Video Memory size: (The number of video memory is different on different chipsets. Mine has 1.5 of its video memory in use)
timezone GMT: GMT Current Clock : 20.08.2016 00:14:46 GMT Copyright: The BIOS settings above do not reflect mine and do not represent the official CMOS settings and are in no way an official representation of the BIOS. These BIOS settings were generated by Phoenix for others to tinker with and create custom and unique BIOS settings.