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  • Lumos
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    • Mar 2024
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    HP 850G6 Resistors/Capacitors

    Hi,
    I seem to have lost 2 resistors or capacitors while experimenting on the HP 850G6. Now nothing works anymore.
    Can anyone tell me the position and values?
    The ones I am looking for are on the BIOS chip. I have marked them in red in the picture.
    Thank you very much​

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