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    #81
    Originally posted by hani55 View Post
    please i Need unlock admin password bios

    Dell Latitude 7430

    mainborad HDB40/50 LA-L582P REV:2.0 a01

    ST : HTHD5X3
    try and feedback
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      #82
      not display brother

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        #83
        Originally posted by shiyab View Post

        hi try
        good working file

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          #84
          I have a Dell Latitude 7430 that I've written UEFI variables to and deleted the key I need to erase them. To correct this I need to dump my BIOS and manually edit out the changes and write the BIOS back to my Dell. I own a CH341A Green board with variable power adjustment and a CH341A Black board and a Ponoma Fluke Chip clip. I see three chips which may be my BIOS or from what I've read two of the chips could be the BIOS. Can anyone help me understand how Dell has designed the board and how can I dump the full contents. The chips I see are 25Q80DVSIG 25Q256JVEN 25R128JVSN. When I put the chip clip on the chip it turns green but I cannot recognize the chip in Flashrom. Has someone written a how to for my board that I can follow? Am I required to desolder the chip to read it or can I use the chip clip? Thanks in advance I'm somewhat new at this process.
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          #85
          Originally posted by quick4321 View Post
          I have a Dell Latitude 7430 that I've written UEFI variables to and deleted the key I need to erase them. To correct this I need to dump my BIOS and manually edit out the changes and write the BIOS back to my Dell. I own a CH341A Green board with variable power adjustment and a CH341A Black board and a Ponoma Fluke Chip clip. I see three chips which may be my BIOS or from what I've read two of the chips could be the BIOS. Can anyone help me understand how Dell has designed the board and how can I dump the full contents. The chips I see are 25Q80DVSIG 25Q256JVEN 25R128JVSN. When I put the chip clip on the chip it turns green but I cannot recognize the chip in Flashrom. Has someone written a how to for my board that I can follow? Am I required to desolder the chip to read it or can I use the chip clip? Thanks in advance I'm somewhat new at this process.
          25Q256JVEN
          25R128JVSN


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            #86
            Thank you hoaca388 Can I dump both of these with a CH341A and a Ponoma Clip? Do I have to do anything besides removing the CMOS battery and ensuring there is no power to the board? What is my next step after dumping? Can you recommend a good post that explains what software I should use to combine the two chips and make modifications?

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              #87
              Originally posted by quick4321 View Post
              Thank you hoaca388 Can I dump both of these with a CH341A and a Ponoma Clip? Do I have to do anything besides removing the CMOS battery and ensuring there is no power to the board? What is my next step after dumping? Can you recommend a good post that explains what software I should use to combine the two chips and make modifications?
              here is a video for example..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWWi...nnel=ThisIsHow
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