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  1. solidus1983
    @epguy3 If there is a new driver let me know as I should be able to pop something out this weekend.
  2. solidus1983
    Windows 11, stable as a rock other then driver auto updates when told not to. On latest XMG bios and EC.
  3. solidus1983
    Works fine for me as well no issues, apart from Microsoft updating the SBX drivers and breaking atlas again.
  4. solidus1983
    Thanks for understanding, it's been hectic so only weekends will be my downtime.
  5. solidus1983
    Easy enough, the instructions are in the Zip file, However to make it easier, simply remove 2 ram sticks before flashing the bios and flash the G2 version of the bios for 4 Stick systems. After the flashing is completed and you have gone back to Windows shutdown and then insert the 2 sticks you removed back in. I am also running this XMG on my PCS system without issue and its seems stable been playing for 4 hours no shutdowns. Although will not be using the system much now as i will be working 40 hour weeks from now on.
  6. solidus1983
    Found that it's down to Windows update, it installs newer creative driver 2.9 and to 2.3.5.0 that causes the issue so you need to disable Windows driver updates then clean the drivers out and reinstall them. To solve the issue myself i used wushowhide.diagcab selected both creative updates to hide them then removed all drivers and reinstalled them in order 1) Realtek UAD 2) Reboot 3) SBX via setup.bat 4) Reboot Then it worked fine for me.
  7. solidus1983
    Did you install it all in right order. 1) Install Realtek Audio Driver 2) Reboot 3) Install SBX via the setup.bat 4) Reboot ?
  8. solidus1983
    I can have a gander over TeamViewer if you wish. Might be Windows has done a stupid update of driver in background.
  9. solidus1983
    Where are you getting these files from? Also the latest SBX is 2.1.14.0 also on 6.0.9329.1 myself
  10. solidus1983
    Your going to need Display Driver Uninstaller and Driver Store Explorer [RAPR]. Disconnect from the internet (Yes Microsoft will install the drivers back on like the muppets they are) Firstly Press Win+R and type appwiz.cpl , then find Realtek Audio driver and uninstall it, don't reboot just yet. Secondly run Driver Store Explorer [RAPR] and look for the follwing inf files. creativeextensiontongfang.inf creativeextensionclevo.inf creativeextensionacer.inf creativeextensionrs6.inf creativecomponet.inf creativesbconnect.inf Make sure to tick them and then tick force Deletion and then Press the delete Driver(s) button. Once this is done, run DDU in normal mode Select Audio and then REALTEK (WIP) Press the Clean and do NOT restart button after this has completed change the REALTEK (WIP) to SOUNDBLASTER (WIP) and select Clean and Restart. Once rebooted making sure your still offline (NO internet connection) Install the Realtek Audio Driver and reboot, once you have booted back up then run the Setup.bat file in the 09_SBX folder and let it reboot after its completed. It should then work if it doesn't install the UWP's for Sound Blaster Atlas you can redownload it via the Windows Store or via this direct link https://download.schenker-tech.de/package/xmg-ultra-17-id-xul17e21/?wpdmdl=3947&ind=1639668133724 (XMG Link) This will then get it working again. The restart between installing the audio driver and installing the SBX is important!
  11. solidus1983
    You should be fine going between XMG, Clevo and PCS bioses. Check your DM's
  12. solidus1983
    I know its a bummer but i don't want to get fired before my start date now do i.
  13. solidus1983
    Right the project is on hold for now, firstly the new server i was using had a SATA Controller fault so thats been RMA'd after it killed the SSD's (Data is safe), but also i have now been hired by a Corp and will be discussing about their IP side of things. Don't want to cause issues with the new employer by doing the driver mods and then them getting hit with DMCA's. Once all that is sorted i will then update the thread, if i can't continue the project i will help someone take over said project as not to leave everyone stuck. The last pack i made i did adjust the installer to make it easier should any issues arise and someone needed to take over. I have all the Device ID's that are adding in file names related to which files need changing etc. If i am allowed to continue just please bare in mind that i will be working so replies will be slow but will still be there.
  14. solidus1983
    Thats the latest for Clevo Stock bios, have you tried using XMG's bios ? If you have 4 sticks you use the G2 versions. I do have a private for now archive of bioses and ec firmware for this laptop.
  15. solidus1983
    Which ODM you have? I have XMG and PCS 1.07.08 Bios and 1.07.04 EC firmware in my home cloud storage.
  16. solidus1983
    Right if with the dell VBios its is now showing a screen you simply need to mod the driver, go into safe mode and remove the Nvidia driver with display driver uninstaller, then do not connect to the internet. as it will download the nvidia driver again. Then get the Device ID of the GPU with the dell vbios and then mod the nvidia driver that should then get it to work. Just make sure you have a nvidia driver already downloaded ready and use something like WinRAR or 7zip to extract the .exe file. Update: So looking into it, someone is using a Dell Vbios on Aliexpress with a GPU almost the same as yours with Device ID 10DE 1BA1 1028 057B with the 86.04.42.00.03 vbios on it. yet a post below it shows the same vbios but marked for MSI?? Me personally i would send the card back then try again. MSI MXM Board N17E-G2-A1 nVidia GTX 1070 GDDR5 8GB VRAM Gsync 607-1W0V1-04S | eBay MSI MXM Board N17E-G2-A1 nVidia GTX 1070 GDDR5 8GB VRAM Gsync 607-1W0V1-03S | eBay NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8GB GDDR5 MXM 3.1 Graphics Card for Laptop | eBay MXM (Notebook) GTX1070 8GB (MSI) | eBay
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    Does anyone else have an issue with Subwoofer, popping then cutting out?? Going to try reinstalling the Audio drivers, just happened to me two beats of bass then pop can cutout have to reboot to get it to work again for two beats before popping again. As for power issue of uncontrolled shutdown, check SSD temps as that might cause system to shutdown uncontrolled. Else update the bios and ec if your not on the latest which is 1.07.08 bios and 1.07.04 for ec.
  18. solidus1983
    Your issue is that the MXM card in question is a Dell version thus, the MSI laptop can not read the sensor data. This might explain everything and the funky issues your experiencing so no matter what Vbios you use the issue will still be the same. As for the Driver issue, the driver will not work as the Device ID's for the GTX 1070 is not in the driver. Go example of a use of an MSI MXM GPU say my GTX 1060. The laptop driver was expecting 10DE 1C60 1462 11AF however because the of the lack of Bios support the GPU showed up as 10DE 1C60 1462 11FF or if you did a bios mod then the ending would be 0000. So you have to use modified drivers for the Aftermarket upgrade to work.
  19. solidus1983
    Its been this way since Pascal from GTX10xx series upwards the only way to flash unsigned firmware was to SPI Flash it via a USB Programmer with an 1.8v adaptor.
  20. solidus1983
    I can't stand Windows defender either, it's bad enough with MS WSUS, let alone Defender. One devil is more then enough thank you.
  21. solidus1983
    Didn't think of that, thanks for pointing that out. Goodluck with the sale.
  22. solidus1983
    You wrecking this would work on the x170? Take it would be a LIM removal too?
  23. solidus1983
    I use both WinRAR and 7ZIp.
  24. solidus1983
    Just remember to use a 1.8v Adaptor on that CH341A as the EPROM is more then likely a MX MX25U1635F which is a 1.6-2.0v chip. It will also protect you if you have a Faulty CH341A which puts 5v down the 3.3v line!!
  25. solidus1983
    Hows the new drivers everyone ?
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