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IAG - FAQ - UNO - How To Change UUID Number

This document provides instructions for changing the universally unique identifier (UUID) number on a computer's BIOS. It outlines creating a bootable DOS USB drive using HPUSBFW.EXE and copying Amidedos.exe to the drive. When booted from the USB drive, the UUID can be replaced either randomly with "Amidedos /su auto" or with a specific new UUID using "Amidedos /su XXXXXXXX...XXXX". The document was written by Eric Yang on March 26, 2015.

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IAG - FAQ - UNO - How To Change UUID Number

This document provides instructions for changing the universally unique identifier (UUID) number on a computer's BIOS. It outlines creating a bootable DOS USB drive using HPUSBFW.EXE and copying Amidedos.exe to the drive. When booted from the USB drive, the UUID can be replaced either randomly with "Amidedos /su auto" or with a specific new UUID using "Amidedos /su XXXXXXXX...XXXX". The document was written by Eric Yang on March 26, 2015.

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Data Create 2015/03/26 Release Note □ Internal ■ External

Product
Category FAQ IAG
Group
Function BIOS Related OS WS7P
Related
UNO-2184G
Product

[Abstract]
How to Change UUID number.

[Solution]
1. Create a bootable DOS USB drive.
A. Execute HPUSBFW.EXE and select one USB-Disk.
i. There are various way to create bootable DOS USB drive. Here, I just
use “HPUSBFW file” as an example.

B. Put “Amidedos.exe” into USB-Disk.


2. Choose USB-Disk as the first boot priority in BIOS.
3. While into DOS, there are two method to change UUID
A. Type “Amidedos /su auto” to replace the old UUID numbers by a random
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new one.
B. Type “Amidedos /su XXXXXXXX…XXXX” to replace the old UUID numbers
by a specific new one. Total digits of UUID is 32.
PS:
1. Amidedos can be download in the following link.
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkcentre_bios/90jt18usa.zip
If you found another download link, please use Amidedos(2009 version).

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