Hi guy: so at the of year 16 which is in a month or so, Firefox is ending flash player NPAPI-supporting version of Firefox,so my question is we will not be able to watch ESPN3?since it uses NPAPI flasplayer.
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Re: NPAPI-supporting version of Firefox
According to this, Flash will still work. It will be hardcoded as an exception.
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First of all thanks to all of our members who have posted previously all methods posted here.
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Find by serial number,model number or series
If you know the laptop serial or model number go to HP support https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/laptops .
Enter the serial number or model number and click submit.On the next screen you will have to enter the OS
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I believe Chip 2 is BIN is the main one as it contained the Windows product key, marked with XXXXX for now.
SN: PF3G1REP
MODEL: 20KW-00J1AU
PROBLEM: Turns on blank screen, charging circuitry motherboard looks good. I have tried another firmware here - but resulted in 5V will not go to 20v due to different PD firmware I believe - using the current firmware it does go to 20V.
Requesting a firmware clean/BIOS region cleaned. Here is output from ME Analyzer:
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Intel (R) Modular Flash Image Tool. Version: 18.0.10.2285... -
Hi all,
I’m trying to recover a Lenovo Yoga Slim 7-14ARE05 with board DA0LS3MBAF0 Rev:F. I’ve run into an unusual issue where USB-C PD is stuck at 4.7–5V and the system won’t boot (keyboard lights flash briefly, then nothing).
🔥 The Problem Started After Suspected ESD/PD Fault
I experienced a power issue or ESD event through a USB-C charger
After that, the NX20P5090 power switch was visibly burned and was replaced
Now the PD controller always negotiates 5V @ 2A, even with known-good chargers
🧠 What I’ve Done So Far
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Hello, I'm stuck in troubleshooting…
The flash system works like that : when the (mechanic) flash button is pressed, the flash mecanically pop up, and a circuit buck boost elevate 7v (batt) to 200-300v (?) for charging the big capacitor. And when the photo shoot button is pressed, the capacitor is discharged in the xeon light.
In the D800, there is a first « power board » close to the battery. 2 wires (batt 7v) goes to another little « flash board ». I measured 7v, so ok.
When I press the flash button, it's detected by the system, flash icon appear on LDC display....
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