HP VICTUS 16-r00**** LA-M787P

[surn]

Hi! First of all, I want to say that I have read the rules and followed the procedures, but I haven't been able to fix the issue.

Let me explain my problem: I have an HP VICTUS 16-r0028ns, motherboard model LA-M787P, serial number CND3221BF1. The laptop had a short circuit on the motherboard, and after repairing it, I connected the power cable. The fans would spin, but the screen wouldn't turn on, and nothing happened. Then, the laptop would shut down again.

The device came from another repair service, I decided to replace the BIOS. I went to HP's official website and tried both BIOS options available. From that moment on, the laptop stopped working completely—it only turns on the power LED, and the Caps Lock key blinks once before all keyboard LEDs turn off.

After that, I reflashed the original BIOS, but the problem remained. Now, not even the fans spin—same issue as with the official BIOS.

So, I decided to clean the ME region using the FIT tool, but the problem persists. The power consumption is around 0.06 - 0.08 A, and all voltage lines seem to be correct.

I don't know what else to do. I'm attaching the original BIOS because I think I might be doing something wrong.

Thank you very much.

[volinakis]

Hi! First of all, I want to say that I have read the rules and followed the procedures, but I haven't been able to fix the issue.

Let me explain my problem: I have an HP VICTUS 16-r0028ns, motherboard model LA-M787P, serial number CND3221BF1. The laptop had a short circuit on the motherboard, and after repairing it, I connected the power cable. The fans would spin, but the screen wouldn't turn on, and nothing happened. Then, the laptop would shut down again.

The device came from another repair service, I decided to replace the BIOS. I went to HP's official website and tried both BIOS options available. From that moment on, the laptop stopped working completely—it only turns on the power LED, and the Caps Lock key blinks once before all keyboard LEDs turn off.

After that, I reflashed the original BIOS, but the problem remained. Now, not even the fans spin—same issue as with the official BIOS.

So, I decided to clean the ME region using the FIT tool, but the problem persists. The power consumption is around 0.06 - 0.08 A, and all voltage lines seem to be correct.

I don't know what else to do. I'm attaching the original BIOS because I think I might be doing something wrong.

Thank you very much.

try

[surn]

try

thanks you, but the same problem, i think thats its possible an EC problem.
Thanks for your time i apreciate it.

[Simon16]

Hello,
Please, help me
HP VICTUS 16-R0019NS
S/N: CND3340L59
MB: JPR68 JPR6D LA-M787P REV 2.0
BIOS CHIP: W25R128JV

Thanks

[peste]

post merged..next time look for a thread with the name and model, motherboard model of the laptop, and post there, if you can't find it, then make a new thread..

[SMDFlea]

Post moved to 16-r00**** LA-M787P thread topic.

[peste]

Hello,
Please, help me
HP VICTUS 16-R0019NS
S/N: CND3340L59
MB: JPR68 JPR6D LA-M787P REV 2.0
BIOS CHIP: W25R128JV

Thanks

try post#2...
DMI 680000 - 680FFF

[Simon16]

Hello
Thank you very much and sorry for the mistake of posting where it didn't belong.
I wrote bios post #2 with my DMI and now it turns on, but after a minute it turns off by itself.
I suspect the GPU or CPU will also fail

[peste]

Hello
Thank you very much and sorry for the mistake of posting where it didn't belong.
I wrote bios post #2 with my DMI and now it turns on, but after a minute it turns off by itself.
I suspect the GPU or CPU will also fail

maybe it's overheating...

[Simon16]

maybe it's overheating...

Now i think it may be the EC.
When connecting a mouse and a keyboard via USB I have been able to verify that it does not turn off but loses the image and the power LED turns off (on the power key, on the keyboard) but remains on. The power key no longer works until I remove the power and the battery.
I think it may be the EC since the keyboard is controlled by the EC.
I attach the EC file.

EC CHIP: UV4 W25Q16JW

Can you provide me with a valid ec file for HP VICTUS 16-R0019NS
S/N: CND3340L59?

Thanks in avance

[SMDFlea]

I think it may be the EC since the keyboard is controlled by the EC.
I attach the EC file.
EC CHIP: UV4 W25Q16JW

That isn`t the EC, it`s the Nvidia vBios

[Simon16]

That isn`t the EC, it`s the Nvidia vBios

Ok, thanks... glubsssss

[Simon16]

I have written the ec by doing the following:

First I have written an older version of the bios using the TL866 II PLUS programmer

Then I have created a USB with the latest version of the bios and the ec using the file downloaded from the HP website (I attach the file for anyone who may need it)

And finally I have installed the latest bios and the latest EC firmware with the USB by pressing Windows + B when turning on.

After this I thought it was already solved because I have left it on the bios screen for a long while and it did not lose image when before it failed in less than 5 minutes.

But later I tried to install Windows 11 and everything was fine but there came a time when it started to lose the image and recover it.

In short, it has failed again. It has taken longer and it does not lose the image radically as before nor does the power key LED turn off permanently but flashes but fails.

I wonder if anyone knows if re-soldering the EC chip pins can definitively solve the problem.
Or if it will be necessary to change the chip.

[madjid911]

Hello, can you unlock the bios password for me please, I tried with unlocker but the password is still there.

SN : CND315143P
LAPTOP 16-R0024NF
Mother-board LA-M787P rev 2.0

[shiyab]

Hello, can you unlock the bios password for me please, I tried with unlocker but the password is still there.

SN : CND315143P
LAPTOP 16-R0024NF
Mother-board LA-M787P rev 2.0

hi try

[madjid911]

hi try

16MB_UNSS still has the password, and 08BBD shows nothing

These are the original bios that we find on the site. I had already tried. Maybe the password is not in the bios chip?

[madjid911]

I just tested post 2 and it works I no longer have a password, I think the back cover was not the right one so the serial number was not the right one.

I have an error message stuck in manufacturing, do you have a simple solution for this?

[minhdigital]

I just tested post 2 and it works I no longer have a password, I think the back cover was not the right one so the serial number was not the right one.

I have an error message stuck in manufacturing, do you have a simple solution for this?

Send to you, try !!

[Securedwired]

I have written the ec by doing the following:

First I have written an older version of the bios using the TL866 II PLUS programmer

Then I have created a USB with the latest version of the bios and the ec using the file downloaded from the HP website (I attach the file for anyone who may need it)

And finally I have installed the latest bios and the latest EC firmware with the USB by pressing Windows + B when turning on.

After this I thought it was already solved because I have left it on the bios screen for a long while and it did not lose image when before it failed in less than 5 minutes.

But later I tried to install Windows 11 and everything was fine but there came a time when it started to lose the image and recover it.

In short, it has failed again. It has taken longer and it does not lose the image radically as before nor does the power key LED turn off permanently but flashes but fails.

I wonder if anyone knows if re-soldering the EC chip pins can definitively solve the problem.
Or if it will be necessary to change the chip.

Hi, i have the same problem. Do u solved this ?