Ensure that the G771JM is flashed to latest BIOS version. Please note that I take NO RESPONSIBILITY if you brick your system following these instructions and that you proceed with caution at your own risk!!ġ.
But once I did find a version that worked (and after a bit of reading), I figured out the proper steps to take in order to modify the BIOS successfully and get it to flash without errors!
Nvme boot uefitool trial#
The biggest headache I had durring this entire process was being able to actually flash the modified bios to my system I kept getting an "Invalid BIOS file" error if/when trying to flash using WinFlash, or a "ROM file size does not match existing BIOS size" when trying to use AFUDOS.Īnd finding a version of AFUDOS that worked with this machine was a bit of trial and error as well. Thankfully, after stumbling across the post by here (NVME)-M-2-SSD-Samsung-960-EVO-250GB&p=632851#post632851 - and more improtantly, the forum outlining the instructions here: - I managed to create a custom bios for the G711JM and am now able to boot Windows 10, Linux, and even macOS installations from my shiney new NVMe drive! I recently purchased an Intel 660p NVMe drive to breath new life into my Asus ROG G771JM laptop, only to find out that it would not boot any UEFI operating systesm due to lack of bios support.
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