HDCP 2.2 broken by BIOS update to 2.50

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   [URL=][/URL]Hi, after doing a BIOS update to 2.50, HDCP 2.2 is broken and I can?�t play a 4K Blu-ray anymore.  The only reason I updated the Bios is cause SGX was messed up from a Windows update. So, in efforts to fix this I upgraded the Bios causing SGX to not be available.   So, I downgraded the Windows build to the 1709 and then SGX and ME started working again with Power DVD Cyberlink Advisor.  I am using an Asrock Z220 Fatal1ty gaming itx/ac board.  Please help.  Asrock has said that their BIOS doesn?�t have this problem anymore, but I read about someone else having the same problem after a Bios update and then asrock released a more recent update and it fixed it for him.  I updated the Intel display drivers to the latest and I also did the HDCP 2.2 key on the asrock site for my board.  Gonna try updating ME drivers to the latest next and see.  Hmmm.. 
 Update:  I was able to fix this issue by downgrading the BIOS and resetting the CMOS.  Hope this helps someone.  God bless.  

Edited by Duggyhow6010 - 01 Sep 2018 at 12:27pm

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	[URL=][/URL]Hi, after doing a BIOS update to 2.50, HDCP 2.2 is broken and I can?�t play a 4K Blu-ray anymore. The only reason I updated the Bios is cause SGX was messed up from a Windows update. So, in efforts to fix this I upgraded the Bios causing SGX to not be available. So, I downgraded the Windows build to the 1709 and then SGX and ME started working again with Power DVD Cyberlink Advisor. I am using an Asrock Z220 Fatal1ty gaming itx/ac board. Please help. Asrock has said that their BIOS doesn?�t have this problem anymore, but I read about someone else having the same problem after a Bios update and then asrock released a more recent update and it fixed it for him. I updated the Intel display drivers to the latest and I also did the HDCP 2.2 key on the asrock site for my board. Gonna try updating ME drivers to the latest next and see. Hmmm.. Update: I was able to fix this issue by downgrading the BIOS and resetting the CMOS. Hope this helps someone. God bless. Edited by Duggyhow6010 - 01 Sep 2018 at 12:27pm