We've all been in the situation; power but nothing on screen. Usually either going to be the graphics, or the BIOS. I read alot about people replacing the BIOS chip on here - how do people confirm it? I've scrapped a lot of laptops for this!
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Re: Diagnosing a bad BIOS?
Originally posted by artois7 View PostWe've all been in the situation; power but nothing on screen. Usually either going to be the graphics, or the BIOS. I read alot about people replacing the BIOS chip on here - how do people confirm it? I've scrapped a lot of laptops for this!
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Re: Diagnosing a bad BIOS?
Originally posted by artois7 View PostWe've all been in the situation; power but nothing on screen. Usually either going to be the graphics, or the BIOS. I read alot about people replacing the BIOS chip on here - how do people confirm it? I've scrapped a lot of laptops for this!Full-time computer repair tech (10am - 6pm) and full-time, (8am - 11pm), Ruby on Rails Developer
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Re: Diagnosing a bad BIOS?
Originally posted by speedypro View PostI would start with gpu. I go bios route if power issues. Coils included. But check gpu. BTW, what model laptop?
Power issues? In what sense?
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Re: Diagnosing a bad BIOS?
Just try an error for the cheap solution first. Almost intel motherboard is come with bios chip problem the rest amd model common problem with gpu. If u really want procedure to check bios measure the pin from sio chip. Sio send memory read and write to bios then check power button switch without press power button there present 3v or not.
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