help remove bios password. hp 245 g9 (6050A3365001-MB-A01(A1)

[ramkaskad12]

help remove bios password. hp 245 g9 (6050A3365001-MB-A01(A1)

[SMDFlea]

help remove bios password. hp 245 g9 (6050A3365001-MB-A01(A1)

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[Halas54]

Hi,

A friend of mine has an HP 245 G9 laptop that was given to him by his school for his studies. He accidentally spilled liquid on the PC and when he turns it on it wouldn't boot up. It displays a black screen which says that the BIOS is corrupted and that it would recover automatically when rebooting the laptop but it still displays a message saying that it can't find the files or they are corrupted. He gave to me to have a look at it. I disassembled it and noticed some oxidized components which I cleaned with isopropyl alcohol. I thought that it would solve the problem but no unfortunately.

I followed the instructions to create a USB flash recovery discc but even that procedure doesn't seem to work (holding both WINDOW KEY + B + POWER BUTTON). It seems that there's no procedure to recover from a BIOS failure (corruption...) if your laptop has HP Sure Start enabled which is the case for this laptop model.

I managed to read a dump of the corrupted bios (it's a 25Q128JWS0 chip) and I have the original one downloaded from HP support and I wanted to know if someone skilled enough could look at it and modify it to see if the laptop can reboot properly.

I can post all the information required.

Thanks

[peste]

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[peste]

Hi,

A friend of mine has an HP 245 G9 laptop that was given to him by his school for his studies. He accidentally spilled liquid on the PC and when he turns it on it wouldn't boot up. It displays a black screen which says that the BIOS is corrupted and that it would recover automatically when rebooting the laptop but it still displays a message saying that it can't find the files or they are corrupted. He gave to me to have a look at it. I disassembled it and noticed some oxidized components which I cleaned with isopropyl alcohol. I thought that it would solve the problem but no unfortunately.

I followed the instructions to create a USB flash recovery discc but even that procedure doesn't seem to work (holding both WINDOW KEY + B + POWER BUTTON). It seems that there's no procedure to recover from a BIOS failure (corruption...) if your laptop has HP Sure Start enabled which is the case for this laptop model.

I managed to read a dump of the corrupted bios (it's a 25Q128JWS0 chip) and I have the original one downloaded from HP support and I wanted to know if someone skilled enough could look at it and modify it to see if the laptop can reboot properly.

I can post all the information required.

Thanks

post the S/N,the full name and model of the laptop, the original bios of the laptop, the motherboard model, etc.

[Halas54]

BRAND: HP
MODEL: HP 245 14 inch G9 Notebook PC (7K4Q7EC)
BOARD : 14-FP5-6L-GDDR5X2
S/N : 5CG3133J3Y
PRODUCT_ID: 7K4Q7EC#ABF
AMD RYZEN

[Halas54]

BRAND: HP
MODEL: HP 245 14 inch G9 Notebook PC (7K4Q7EC)
BOARD : 14-FP5-6L-GDDR5X2
S/N : 5CG3133J3Y
PRODUCT_ID: 7K4Q7EC#ABF
AMD RYZEN

Here's a picture of the motherboard ! And I just realized that the read of my dump may be incorrect so I joined a new dump read.

[Nelson kipchumba]

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