Wind[MSI U90/U100] 1.0D V3

Hello guys,
where I can find this bios?
Wind[MSI U90/U100] 1.0D V3
I'm looking for a bios-version whose working with the battery patch.
Thanks

Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 05:47:17
Okay, cool, thanks!
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail) and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
they're not too much of a big deal, they're just cool additions, lol. Do you no how I could fix these?
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail) and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail)
Check PM for reworked version. [BK7]
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
You need to install SCM:
http://www.msi.com/product/nb/U100.html#/?div=Utility&os=All
also combination is: [real keys on keyboard, not modified]
LCtl + LShift + Fn [release], ==> LCtrl + Fn [release] and again[if you want a different one P.Led] ==> LCtl + LShift + Fn [release]

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* Force OFF CPU's Hyper-Threading Technology
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* Fixed issue Bluetooth cannot be turned ON in DOS
* Fixed issue SMBIOS Type 2 data incorrect.
* Add ==> Assign new function for the secondary MS$ special Windows button .
* Split ==> Fn+F11 Enable/Disable WLAN only.
* Split ==> CTRL+Fn+F11 Enable/Disable Bluetooth only.
* Add ==> Fn+ LCTRL ==> Enable/Disable ECO/Turbo Modes {Secondary way more comfortable}
* Add ==> Fn+ LWin ==> Enable/Disable WebCam {Secondary way more comfortable}
* Add ==> Fn+ Space ==> Mute On/Off {Secondary way more comfortable}
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or AC Main Power.
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{Not bump to the max like its happen in official BIOS}
- Modify stage 8 of Brightness control, adjusted from 184 to 195.
* Fixed keyboard resource conflict.
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* Patch BIOS to split and support custom activation
* Patch BIOS to support custom Power LED's lights. [Blue, Orange, Yellow, Green, White, Purple]
* Patch BIOS to able to use the custom lights with and without Turbo, with and without AC power cord
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or:
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or:
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or:
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or
Shift[L|R] + Fn + LCtrl[or F10] [release] + Fn + F10[or LCtrl][release]
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Shift[L|R] + Fn + LCtrl ==> Purple Power Led [Turbo battery OFF, Turbo Mode ON, used on: AC or battery]
Continue from Yellow Mode:
Fn + LCtrl ==> White Power Led [Turbo battery ON, Turbo Mode OFF, used on: AC or battery]
Fn, LSHIFT, LCTRL - From those keys you can control to all old and new modes, power lights, on both Battery and AC
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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=134259.0

Quote from: blackjackel on 03-October-11, 08:02:07
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For example, lets say I want it to start up overclocked by default, all the time, if on battery or wall power...
But later I decide no, I want it to start underclocked on battery, and overclocked on power...
Also, I want a regular logo, can i change this to reguar logo in the bios?
Anyhow, how much should i donate? Is there a suggested amount?
I would like a custom bios.
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Do these bioses have adjustments in the bios for what we want them to do?
for some of them yes
Quote
For example, lets say I want it to start up overclocked by default, all the time, if on battery or wall power...
But later I decide no, I want it to start underclocked on battery, and overclocked on power...
turbo is off by default, you have to press corespond keys to activate it, either on battery or wall power
Quote
Also, I want a regular logo, can i change this to reguar logo in the bios?
nope, the custom logo is similar to original one but much better.
however if you don't like it another bios can be done with original logo version instead
Quote
Anyhow, how much should i donate? Is there a suggested amount?
It's down to your possiblities
Quote from: blackjackel on 03-October-11, 13:56:29
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Msi wind u100 plus overclocking

Is it possible to flash a wind u100+ with a u100 bios to enable 24% overclock?
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Quote from: Svet on 23-June-10, 06:30:45
Hello,
The request can be proceed on donation https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=134259.0
Once done, the request will be e-mailed to you [up to 24 hours max]
Best Wishes,
Svet
Thank u svet i will buy u a few beers now that my paypal is set up
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excuse for my low English.
Can you change include value of DOC 8% <-> 24% ?
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Hello,
The request can be proceed on donation https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=134259.0
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Best Wishes,
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Quote from: blackjackel on 03-October-11, 08:02:07
Do these bioses have adjustments in the bios for what we want them to do?
For example, lets say I want it to start up overclocked by default, all the time, if on battery or wall power...
But later I decide no, I want it to start underclocked on battery, and overclocked on power...
Also, I want a regular logo, can i change this to reguar logo in the bios?
Anyhow, how much should i donate? Is there a suggested amount?
I would like a custom bios.
Quote
Do these bioses have adjustments in the bios for what we want them to do?
for some of them yes
Quote
For example, lets say I want it to start up overclocked by default, all the time, if on battery or wall power...
But later I decide no, I want it to start underclocked on battery, and overclocked on power...
turbo is off by default, you have to press corespond keys to activate it, either on battery or wall power
Quote
Also, I want a regular logo, can i change this to reguar logo in the bios?
nope, the custom logo is similar to original one but much better.
however if you don't like it another bios can be done with original logo version instead
Quote
Anyhow, how much should i donate? Is there a suggested amount?
It's down to your possiblities
Quote from: blackjackel on 03-October-11, 13:56:29
More questions:
Why turn off cpu hyperthreading? does this increase performance somehow? Is there a toggle in the bios that lets us switch it back on if we want?
In some cases it can performs better when its disabled.
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I downloaded CPUz but it shows Specification as 1.6Ghz and core speed as approximately 926mhz. The power on button changes from blue to orange, but other than that i have no idea if it is OCing.
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We have problem. I loaded your bios but when I change FSB nothing happens. Take a look:
http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/6408/nothinghappens.jpg
The problem may lie in my CPU. I have N280, not N270.
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I did exactly as you said - switch to manual and change FSB to other value Moreover, I reset EC one more time
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Have you tried using the 'Search' function up there.
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