Bootguard PCH Intel

the latest generation CPUs with integrated chipset have active bootguard, and I noticed that you can replace the CPU only if it comes from a motherboard of the same brand, example: between dell and dell., between asus and asus, etc.. if you try to install a PCH coming from a motherboard of a different brand and with active bootguard, it does not work, the notebook does not turn on.my question is there a way to disable bootguard?, or build a bios file with the key of the donor motherboard?.

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AFAIK, there in no possibility of changing the bootguard code as it initialize during first boot and You cannot modify or edit this in the PCH part of APU or the PCH itself. Also, I suppose that this topic is in wrong category

No bootguard and hash key are written inside pch chip.....
If pch has boot guard 0 and hash key there is a way to used it in different board coping OEMP.bin and
ME Sub Partition.bin from original bios...
If boot guard is 3-5 it will only work on the same board

are you holding this voice?