HP 470 G0 with wrong bios flashed.

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  • Andreasbest
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    • Aug 2014
    • 1132
    • Hellas ( Greece )

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    HP 470 G0 with wrong bios flashed.

    Hello!
    Today i received a HP 470 G0 that works great except a delay on HP logo on post.
    I noticed wrong bios is installed (HP 450 G2 ) and i wonder if there is any way to force flash the 470 G0 .bin without disassemble it and attach the programmer?
    Thank you!

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