[FIRMWARE] Intel ME (Z390)

[Jesseinsf]

See, this is after. It works. It showed the old version before I updated.

[4KGamingChannel]

Look at my second screenshot, it's the same. It feels like you are not reading what I am writing to you)

[4KGamingChannel]

I'll try to explain again, this time the last one, since I'm already tired of conveying what is actually there. If this is already not clear to you, then just do not take my messages into account and let everything remain as it is. In this screenshot, I showed 2 arrows. Previously, when running the check script, a new version of the firmware was indicated in place of the first arrow, which will be installed when the installation script is run. In place of the second arrow, the firmware version that you already have was indicated, there are no questions, everything works as it should. The question is only to the first version, since it points to the same version that you have already installed.
https://ibb.co/6BZwH1n

[MoKiChU]

throw off the links to the screenshots that I did. The first before the update, the second after.

Result of your Check.cmd before update :



Result of your Check.cmd after update :



Check.cmd works as usual, nothing has changed since May 2019 as explained above.

I want to tell you that before the check script pointed to the version of the firmware on which it will update your firmware. Now he indicates both versions are the same and does not indicate which version you will have after the update.

It's me who designed/coded this Check.cmd script and again and again and again I repeat to you ... and it never was the case (except maybe in your mind ...), again nothing has changed since May 2019 as explained above.

Apparently this is a language barrier, since I write through a translator, but haven't anyone noticed this before?

First, stop talking about language barrier, english is not my language and yet people understand me and i understand people, you are the only one here hiding behind a nonexistent language barrier just because you say bull**** from the start and you don't assume.

I'll try to explain again, this time the last one, since I'm already tired of conveying what is actually there. If this is already not clear to you, then just do not take my messages into account and let everything remain as it is. In this screenshot, I showed 2 arrows. Previously, when running the check script, a new version of the firmware was indicated in place of the first arrow, which will be installed when the installation script is run. In place of the second arrow, the firmware version that you already have was indicated, there are no questions, everything works as it should. The question is only to the first version, since it points to the same version that you have already installed.

And on top of that you are in bad faith, earlier you surrounded the firmware version, and now you surrounded the version of the Intel ME firmware flash tool (which has nothing to do and is not linked to the firmware version whatever your findings).


If I left the forum it is typically because of people like you who only know to criticize wrongly without bringing anything. And if I came back it was not to waste my time with people like you.

Now dude, I make it simple and clear, if what I offer here does not suit you, continue your journey, I do not work for you or anyone else.

[4KGamingChannel]

Lord, you still do not understand what I want to convey to you. All the time, I meant the same version of the firmware, not as you described. How difficult it is for you to convey information, although you understand this issue. If you are so offended and do not want to understand the essence of the matter, then run away again. And you hide from constructive criticism, it is not clear why.

[Falkentyne]

Well.

Just report and block that guy please. I do not trust him. And I get very uncomfortable when I see someone come on an English forum, using a Russian language font and starting fights. There may be some really good coders and smart people over there but also a lot of hackers and very malicious people over there too.

[4KGamingChannel]

I don't want to provoke anything. If the meaning of my messages does not understand, then do not get mad at it, just pass by. Everything used to work, now it's not, and because of this, do not swear.

[Kelutrel]

I don't want to provoke anything. If the meaning of my messages does not understand, then do not get mad at it, just pass by. Everything used to work, now it's not, and because of this, do not swear.

Stop trolling. Everything has always worked as intended and it still works as intended.
You are confusing the version of the tool used to check and update the firmware, and you wrongly look at it as an indication of the updated firmware version.
This is not the case. The version at the top of the Check.cmd is not the version that the firmware will be updated to, it is the version of the tool used to check or update the firmware, and it has always been like that. They may or may not match because they are unrelated to each other.
I don't think that you are unable to understand this, but for sure it looks like you are not able to admit a mistake.

[xeromist]

All of you need to chill. A misunderstanding is not trolling. All you are doing by calling someone a troll is inflaming the situation. So please desist.

@4KGamingChannel: I understand what you are asking and I think I know where your confusion lies. As Mokichu pointed out a few posts up the top version number is just the version of the tool that is doing the checking. It doesn't relate to the current version, nor the version that will be installed. So perhaps in the past the version used to check the firmware was the version you eventually updated to, but that would be a coincidence. The only version you should use to make a decision is the second one which tells you your current system version. Compare that to the .bin *filename* to see if you want to update.

Just report and block that Russian guy, dude. Whenever I see some Russian dude on an English forum it's either a troll trying to cause problems, scam or hack someone, as if it isn't, they're usually the ones writing their own software (like the video card utilities, etc).

I'll see if I can get Shamino to ban that guy.

You're out of line. We're not banning someone over a misunderstanding, especially when you're the one with the flaming rhetoric.

Also, Ukrainians are not Russians and if you believe someone's country of origin determines their worth then perhaps it is you who should leave.

[4KGamingChannel]

@4KGamingChannel: I understand what you are asking and I think I know where your confusion lies. As Mokichu pointed out a few posts up the top version number is just the version of the tool that is doing the checking. It doesn't relate to the current version, nor the version that will be installed. So perhaps in the past the version used to check the firmware was the version you eventually updated to, but that would be a coincidence. The only version you should use to make a decision is the second one which tells you your current system version. Compare that to the .bin *filename* to see if you want to update.

Thanks so much for the explanation. Well, that's why only you understood me, and the rest could only call me a troll, etc. But nothing, the main thing is that I got an exhaustive answer to my question and now I'm calm.