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Basically I have been trying to follow some instructions to mod my BIOS and enable virtualization. Unfortunately, part of the instructions require use of python which I have never used nor understand, so I was wondering if anyone could expand on the following advice:

Then I installed Python 2.6.2 for Windows. I copied the vtenbable.py script as well as the backup bios to the Python directory. After that I opened an elevated DOS prompt, went to the Python dir (cd c:\python26) and typed “vtenable.py backupbios.fd 8930gvt-bios.fd”.

Finally I copied the 8930gvt-bios.fd to the Insideflash directory, erased the supplied bios file and renamed 8930gvt-bios.fd to KM2_113.fd. Then I executed Insideflash for the last time and flashed.

Basically I have a backup copy of my BIOS and a copy of some script. Somehow I need to use python to make them into an edited file. Insideflash is what I use to flash my BIOS so I know how to use that. It's just the python bit I really don't understand.

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You don't need to learn any python it seems. You just need to execute that python script.

Download and install the latest Python 2.X http://www.python.org/download/ (currently 2.6.4)

Open a CMD prompt and navigate to your python directory, usually C:\Python26

Enter "python.exe tenable.py backupbios.fd 8930gvt-bios.fd", this assumes all these files are in C:\Python26, otherwise you need to give their respective relative (or absolute) paths.

Should do it.

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