HP Envy 13 #13-d006nl dump bios

[shybear]

hi,

I need dump bios for this HP Envy model 13-d006nl.
Mainboard is ASE30 LA-C482P Rev.:1.0

Thnaks in advance for help

[aboumohamed]

Re: HP Envy 13 #13-d006nl dump bios

dumps ok

[shybear]

Re: HP Envy 13 #13-d006nl dump bios

[QUOTE=aboumohamed;1198600]dumps ok [/QUOTE

in the archive there are 4 files:

080E9.bin
080E6.bin
080DA.bin
080D7.bin

How can I find the right file?
I've seen there is a rear label with Build ID and Feature Byte numbers.
Anyway I attach here the backup copy of the installed BIOS.

[hardware1]

Re: HP Envy 13 #13-d006nl dump bios

[QUOTE=shybear;1198842]

dumps ok [/QUOTE

in the archive there are 4 files:

080E9.bin
080E6.bin
080DA.bin
080D7.bin

How can I find the right file?
I've seen there is a rear label with Build ID and Feature Byte numbers.
Anyway I attach here the backup copy of the installed BIOS.

Here's your New bios file, it's a virgin bios from HP with your DMI and Windows Key.
Serial Number: CND5423PQZ.

[shybear]

Re: HP Envy 13 #13-d006nl dump bios

[QUOTE=hardware1;1198844]

Here's your New bios file, it's a virgin bios from HP with your DMI and Windows Key.
Serial Number: CND5423PQZ.

Yeah perfect one, at first boot I got a blue windows with flash upgranding and next to reboot it started properly.

Just a thing:
when it start it show for few seconds this message at top of screen:
"Manifacture Programming Mode is in Unlock Mode"
is there a way to fix it?
Thanks so much !!!!

[hardware1]

Re: HP Envy 13 #13-d006nl dump bios

[QUOTE=shybear;1199155]

Yeah perfect one, at first boot I got a blue windows with flash upgranding and next to reboot it started properly.

Just a thing:
when it start it show for few seconds this message at top of screen:
"Manifacture Programming Mode is in Unlock Mode"
is there a way to fix it?
Thanks so much !!!!

After the counter finish (Boot times) the message will gone, or you can use a tool called (BCU) to lock the MPM.

[shybear]

Re: HP Envy 13 #13-d006nl dump bios

[QUOTE=hardware1;1199159]

After the counter finish (Boot times) the message will gone, or you can use a tool called (BCU) to lock the MPM.

I tried to boot at least 20 times without success so following your tips I found the HP Bios Configuration Tool so I was able to lock the MPM setting.