AMIBCP is a useful tool for fine-tuning BIOS parameters. This program will be useful for experienced users and system administrators who need to fine-tune BIOS parameters for certain configurations and applications.

Why use AMIBCP

Using AMIBCP allows you to improve the performance of your equipment. AMIBCP tool can unlock BIOS settings, after which the system will work better. This program is also useful if you need to improve the process of managing your computer. The fact is that certain options that your PC supports may be hidden from the user by default in the BIOS, and AMIBCP will open them. Changing the attributes allows you to customize the system to your requirements. AMIBCP has a simple and user-friendly graphical interface, where all the settings are presented.

Despite the many advantages of AMIBCP, the installation of this tool should be done by an experienced user who knows what he is doing.

How to use AMIBCP: step-by-step installation guide

To unlock hidden useful BIOS options using AMIBCP, you need to follow a few simple steps:

  1. Download. You should download the program from the official website or a reliable source. Then extract the package and run “amibcp.exe”.
  2. Open the BIOS file. To do this, go to “File> Open” in the top menu and select the appropriate BIOS file.
  3. Open the BIOS settings. The left panel displays all related BIOS settings. Find the appropriate setting to unlock or change.
  4. Setting up attributes. After selecting a setting, the “Configuration settings” or “Setting details” panel will display the attributes. It will indicate the access/use status, hidden/visible, and default value. You can change the attributes as you wish.
  5. Saving new settings. Click “File” > “Save as”. It is also a good idea to save a backup copy of the original BIOS file so that you can undo the changes if necessary.
  6. Testing functionality. Update the BIOS using the modified file.

It is important to monitor the power supply stability when updating the BIOS. Otherwise, you can damage the BIOS, which will cause system failures.