HP Pavilion 14-ba****** no POST

[REpairAT]

Hi,
need BIOS for
HP Pavilion 14-ba105ne
Bucks U42 DIS
17817-2
448.0BZ09.0021

No POST, all voltages OK. Tried to clean ME by myself, no success yet.
Attached, the original backup.

Thanks!

BR,
Ray

[hoaca388]

Re: HP Pavilion 14-ba105ne no POST

HP Pavilion x360 - 14-ba105ne

[dr.thodt]

I have a laptop here that crashes randomly. I tried flashing with the bios from post #2 and everything seems well. The laptop started updating the bios straight away, so the customer probably had an accident during update.
Could somebody fix this bios?
HP Pavilion x360 Convertible
Model: 14-ba140nd
ProdID: 2VY87EA#ABH
S/N: 8CG7495C44

Thanks a lot in advance.

[peste]

I have a laptop here that crashes randomly. I tried flashing with the bios from post #2 and everything seems well. The laptop started updating the bios straight away, so the customer probably had an accident during update.
Could somebody fix this bios?
HP Pavilion x360 Convertible
Model: 14-ba140nd
ProdID: 2VY87EA#ABH
S/N: 8CG7495C44

Thanks a lot in advance.

Bios extracted from the HP website update, the laptop has two bios versions, yours is 083C4
DMI +KEYWIN 220000 - 22103F

[dr.thodt]

Bios extracted from the HP website update, the laptop has two bios versions, yours is 083C4
DMI +KEYWIN 220000 - 22103F

Thanks for your effort.
I've had unstable success with this bios. It's hard to boot to windows. Once Windows runs all is fine. But it has a hard time posting. Getting checksum errors followed by some power cycles and then it might boot stable again.

I did inject the original data between 220000 and 22103F in 083C4. Do you have a clue what might have gone wrong?

[peste]

Thanks for your effort.
I've had unstable success with this bios. It's hard to boot to windows. Once Windows runs all is fine. But it has a hard time posting. Getting checksum errors followed by some power cycles and then it might boot stable again.

I did inject the original data between 220000 and 22103F in 083C4. Do you have a clue what might have gone wrong?

remove the bios chip from the motherboard before writing or reading..

[dr.thodt]

Hi Peste,
I only read/write with the chip straight in the programmer.

[dr.thodt]

I injected the dmi and winkey into the bios from post #2 and the laptop runs smooth.