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Acemagic mini-pcs have been found in the past by various tech sites to have unremovable malware even after a reformat and bios flash. Not a very trustworthy company. Avoid
Do you get paid for repeating the same outdated comment on every mini-PC or Intel processor-based deal?
As mentioned several times before by multiple members, there wasn't any firmware virus to begin with. They had a leftover Windows 11 Microsoft user account bypass tool in the recovery partition. Bios embedded firmware level malware, although hard to remove, their cases are extremely rare. It only affected some of their devices and not all of them.
Educate yourself and find a hobby.
Acemagic mini-pcs have been found in the past by various tech sites to have unremovable malware even after a reformat and bios flash. Not a very trustworthy company. Avoid
With a claim like this, please post a link or two. There's lots of miss-information out there. I'm aware of some Acemagic machines including sketchy software in an old Windows image, which is a major offense. But I wasn't ever aware that anyone actually validated claims of malware embedded in any of the BIOS/firmware. And that would be much worse.
I'm not saying you are wrong. But there are tons of rumors online that get spread so much that they become "facts". If there really was malicious firmware, I and many others would appreciate to seeing proof.
(This post is not intended to be combative. I and many others would genuinely love to be able to distinguish this as fact and not just rumor.)
Acemagic mini-pcs have been found in the past by various tech sites to have unremovable malware even after a reformat and bios flash. Not a very trustworthy company. Avoid
With a claim like this, please post a link or two. There's lots of miss-information out there. I'm aware of some Acemagic machines including sketchy software in an old Windows image, which is a major offense. But I wasn't ever aware that anyone actually validated claims of malware embedded in any of the BIOS/firmware. And that would be much worse.I'm not saying you are wrong. But there are tons of rumors online that get spread so much that they become "facts". If there really was malicious firmware, I and many others would appreciate to seeing proof.(This post is not intended to be combative. I and many others would genuinely love to be able to distinguish this as fact and not just rumor.)
He will never post a link or two. He just goes around commenting this on every thread without providing any links or proof.
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As mentioned several times before by multiple members, there wasn't any firmware virus to begin with. They had a leftover Windows 11 Microsoft user account bypass tool in the recovery partition. Bios embedded firmware level malware, although hard to remove, their cases are extremely rare. It only affected some of their devices and not all of them.
Educate yourself and find a hobby.
I'm not saying you are wrong. But there are tons of rumors online that get spread so much that they become "facts". If there really was malicious firmware, I and many others would appreciate to seeing proof.
(This post is not intended to be combative. I and many others would genuinely love to be able to distinguish this as fact and not just rumor.)
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