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I have an AK2PLUS device with the following specifications:
CPU: N95
RAM: 16GB
ROM: 512GB
BIOS Vendor: 5.27
UEFI: 2.8; PI: 1.7
AK1_ADN: 0.01 X64

I made some modifications to the BIOS myself and encountered issues. I need the original BIOS to flash it back. Could you please provide me with the download link for the BIOS file? Thank you.

I can't guarantee you'll get an answer here - you might be better off contacting the company's Tech Support group using the links from the main page. However, you should confirm what device you have. You mentioned the AK1 and AK2, and posted this in the AK2 forums. There should be a sticker or label with the system details somewhere on it, so grab a picture of that when trying to ask for help.

100miku wrote: ↑Sun Jul 16, 2023 11:24 am I have an AK2PLUS device with the following specifications:
CPU: N95
RAM: 16GB
ROM: 512GB
BIOS Vendor: 5.27
UEFI: 2.8; PI: 1.7
AK1_ADN: 0.01 X64

I made some modifications to the BIOS myself and encountered issues. I need the original BIOS to flash it back. Could you please provide me with the download link for the BIOS file? Thank you.

Do you still need this?

Currently there is no BIOS file download;
You can try the following methods to reset the BIOS:
1. Press the [Delete] button before powering on (don’t let go), press the power button, it will enter the BIOS in about 10 seconds, then release the [Delete], press [F3] to restore the default settings, press the [ F4] to save, the computer will restart after saving.
2. Refer to the video for discharge reset:

Guest wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 1:59 am Currently there is no BIOS file download;
You can try the following methods to reset the BIOS:
1. Press the [Delete] button before powering on (don’t let go), press the power button, it will enter the BIOS in about 10 seconds, then release the [Delete], press [F3] to restore the default settings, press the [ F4] to save, the computer will restart after saving.
2. Refer to the video for discharge reset:

I understand there's no BIOS download from the manufacturer, but usually a firmware can be backed up using a command line BIOS update utility. If someone needs an original unmodified BIOS, I could probably get that.

I made a DOS boot disk, but this computer wouldn't boot to it. I'm guessing it's because it's not "Legacy + UEFI" but only "UEFI". I'm also not sure which version of the AMI utility is proper for this system. But if the OP doesn't confirm they still need this, I won't bother with this puzzle.