anyone else having issues loading this bios? I can never get to the shell. When i choose the Kingston drive w/ UEFI next to it my screen goes blank a second, then returns to the same screen.
I formatted a 1gig USB drive per the .docx instructions (Fat32, "WINPE") and extracted the .zip contents to it. Then rebooted and chose that device to reboot from (after holding down esc or del, I forget which is the boot-select menu). It went into the UEFI shell as depicted. (I didn't try to update my bios, I didn't do this on a UM700).
You must have something wrong with the format (or extraction). FWIW: I formatted my 1gig USB stick on a laptop running MX Linux. I used its "menu > MX Tools > Format USB" tool. I used defaults (other than choosing Fat32 and WINPE as the name). If you had to, you could download the MX Linux .iso, burn it to a flash drive using Rufus or Unetbootin. Then boot that and use its tool like I did. (You shouldn't have to go to that much trouble. It must be something about how you formatted yours (or extracted). But, ultimately, you could relatively easily do it the way I did. It won't touch your Windows install. It's just a "live desktop" environment.)
FWIW: my drive contains:
/EFI/BOOT/BootIa32.efi
/EFI/BOOT/bootx64.efi
/AF5PN01.rom
/AfuEfix64.efi
/F.nsh
[PS: I deleted my prior reply. I realized later that it's not really "booting" anything. It's just UEFI. I was thinking it needed more than just format/unzip. I'd never booted a UEFI shell like this. On the one hand, it seems like a rough environment for most users. I can imagine people getting something wrong & breaking their system (compared to a .exe run from within Windows). But, since I don't run Windows and always have to take extra steps to boot a copy of Windows just to update a bios, this way would be nice. I wish it were more automatic, less command-line actions.]