Hi, I wanted to try to remove the pass on the bios from HP Elitebook 845 G7, but when I unsoldered the "Winbond 25Q256JVEN" chip, a "GND" pin broke, so the chip no longer works (I tried to insert it in the programmer anyway, but it reads another chip). What should I do? Should I buy the same chip, like on aliexpress, and solder it back into the board? Thank you for your suggestion
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Re: Pin chip bios broken
Attach a wire to the MIDDLE large pad under the chip - fairly confident (but not 100%) that this metal belly is also ground.
So in your reader, apply the soldered wire to your programmer tool's ground and test if it still works or not.
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It is worth testing but also note the attached common footprint details for this WSON package.Last edited by mon2; 03-23-2023, 07:06 AM.Comment
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Re: Pin chip bios broken
Attach a wire to the MIDDLE large pad under the chip - fairly confident (but not 100%) that this metal belly is also ground.
So in your reader, apply the soldered wire to your programmer tool's ground and test if it still works or not.
Update:
It is worth testing but also note the attached common footprint details for this WSON package.
Update:
being is a thermal pad and not being electrically connected to anything, it won't work anywayLast edited by dariuxzy; 03-23-2023, 08:32 AM.Comment
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Re: Pin chip bios broken
I am not a bios guy (dog) but yes, do recommend that you purchase another fresh bios for this repair. Be sure that you purchase one with the exact part number.
You will need to post the full bin file contents in the bios section and request for the password removal. Someone will review and post a clean image for you.
Do review the datasheet to confirm if the bios is a low voltage (1v8) vs. 3v3 flash device. Respectively, you need to be sure your programmer can support the same voltage during the read / write process.Comment
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Re: Pin chip bios broken
I am not a bios guy (dog) but yes, do recommend that you purchase another fresh bios for this repair. Be sure that you purchase one with the exact part number.
You will need to post the full bin file contents in the bios section and request for the password removal. Someone will review and post a clean image for you.
Do review the datasheet to confirm if the bios is a low voltage (1v8) vs. 3v3 flash device. Respectively, you need to be sure your programmer can support the same voltage during the read / write process.
so, if I buy a new "Winbond 25Q256JVEN" I will find nothing inside its bin file. What will I have to write?Last edited by dariuxzy; 03-23-2023, 08:50 AM.Comment
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Re: Pin chip bios broken
Yes, it is a bit of a pickle.
1) you can post the request in the BIOS forum and hope that someone may have a bios image to offer.
2) see attached - is that a metal dot that could be the missing ground connection? If yes, with extreme care, you could try to drill away some of the plastic housing to allow enough space to solder back a wire for his connection.Comment
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Re: Pin chip bios broken
Yes, it is a bit of a pickle.
1) you can post the request in the BIOS forum and hope that someone may have a bios image to offer.
2) see attached - is that a metal dot that could be the missing ground connection? If yes, with extreme care, you could try to drill away some of the plastic housing to allow enough space to solder back a wire for his connection.Comment
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