Hello,
I have an HP 14-dq0055dx laptop here that came in for boot looping. It was previously taken to another shop and they tried flashing a BIOS firmware to the chip, so I cannot take an original dump. For a second or two, a message will come up on the screen that says:
This loop will go on for as long as you like. I let it run for about 12 hours and came in the following morning and it's still looping.
Motherboard model number: DA0PAMB46A1 REV: A
Secondary motherboard model number: 0PAB
SKU: 685K4UA
Attached is the latest BIOS download from HP's website for this model (sp150458.zip)
Attached also is the BIOS dump I took before I tried flashing it myself (although this is not the original dump, as someone has already tried flashing this once before)
I did try to flash this chip with a Xgpro T48/TL866II Plus programmer using the latest BIOS from HP myself, but it had no effect. The computer still loops like this. I am not skilled enough yet with working with BIOS files directly, so if someone could please take a look at this, I'd appreciate it very much.
I have an HP 14-dq0055dx laptop here that came in for boot looping. It was previously taken to another shop and they tried flashing a BIOS firmware to the chip, so I cannot take an original dump. For a second or two, a message will come up on the screen that says:
"The System BIOS Pending Image is being cleared.
Do not shutdown or remove power from your computer during the clearing.
The clear will take a few minutes to complete.
For more information, please visit: (generic HP support website link)l
Clearing Pending Image"
Do not shutdown or remove power from your computer during the clearing.
The clear will take a few minutes to complete.
For more information, please visit: (generic HP support website link)l
Clearing Pending Image"
Motherboard model number: DA0PAMB46A1 REV: A
Secondary motherboard model number: 0PAB
SKU: 685K4UA
Attached is the latest BIOS download from HP's website for this model (sp150458.zip)
Attached also is the BIOS dump I took before I tried flashing it myself (although this is not the original dump, as someone has already tried flashing this once before)
I did try to flash this chip with a Xgpro T48/TL866II Plus programmer using the latest BIOS from HP myself, but it had no effect. The computer still loops like this. I am not skilled enough yet with working with BIOS files directly, so if someone could please take a look at this, I'd appreciate it very much.
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