Hello!
I have a problem with a Dell G5 SE 5505 laptop that I hope someone can give me a few pointers on.
[OK, it's not really a laptop, I'm running the motherboard on my desktop with only cooling, RAM and an M2 drive attached.]
I had some performance issues, so I decided to update my BIOS from 1.7.0 to the latest version, 1.20.0.
The computer restarted and the update dit not want to continue without a battery connected, even though I used dell's method of bypassing this requirement.
I tried updating to a custom BIOS from Reddit user Satori_Nori https://www.reddit.com/r/GamingLapto...5_custom_bios/ with the help of a CH341A programmer.
The programming was successful, but the status LED blinks 2 red and 5 white, indicating "Invalid memory installed".
Then I tried extracting a binary from the Dell 1.20.0 bios and programmed the chip with that - same thing "invalid memory".
I have tried swapping the RAM sticks, trying one at a time in each slot, and even tried a different RAM stick to no avail.
There's another thread on this forum where someone was having a similar issue with a similar laptop (Inspiron 5505 instead of G5 SE 5505) https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...5-19852-1-bios
If anyone can help me save this PC I'll be very greatful!
I'll end this with a bonus question: Is it possible to turn off the Dell support assistant warnings at startup? I'm tired of being warned that there's no LCD connected.
Thanks in advance!
/ Lalle
System info:
Laptop: Dell G5 SE 5505 (can't find any more detailed number other than "option #2".
CPU: Ryxen 4800H
GPU: Radeon RX5600M
RAM used: Micron MTA4ATF1G64HZ (2x8GB PC4 2300MHz CL22)
Service tag 2MJDB63 (No match on Dell's webpage)
Motherboard model number (i think): CN-0JT83K
I have a problem with a Dell G5 SE 5505 laptop that I hope someone can give me a few pointers on.
[OK, it's not really a laptop, I'm running the motherboard on my desktop with only cooling, RAM and an M2 drive attached.]
I had some performance issues, so I decided to update my BIOS from 1.7.0 to the latest version, 1.20.0.
The computer restarted and the update dit not want to continue without a battery connected, even though I used dell's method of bypassing this requirement.
I tried updating to a custom BIOS from Reddit user Satori_Nori https://www.reddit.com/r/GamingLapto...5_custom_bios/ with the help of a CH341A programmer.
The programming was successful, but the status LED blinks 2 red and 5 white, indicating "Invalid memory installed".
Then I tried extracting a binary from the Dell 1.20.0 bios and programmed the chip with that - same thing "invalid memory".
I have tried swapping the RAM sticks, trying one at a time in each slot, and even tried a different RAM stick to no avail.
There's another thread on this forum where someone was having a similar issue with a similar laptop (Inspiron 5505 instead of G5 SE 5505) https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...5-19852-1-bios
If anyone can help me save this PC I'll be very greatful!
I'll end this with a bonus question: Is it possible to turn off the Dell support assistant warnings at startup? I'm tired of being warned that there's no LCD connected.
Thanks in advance!
/ Lalle
System info:
Laptop: Dell G5 SE 5505 (can't find any more detailed number other than "option #2".
CPU: Ryxen 4800H
GPU: Radeon RX5600M
RAM used: Micron MTA4ATF1G64HZ (2x8GB PC4 2300MHz CL22)
Service tag 2MJDB63 (No match on Dell's webpage)
Motherboard model number (i think): CN-0JT83K
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