I search bios for this model.
S\N: MP2CP9W5
MO: MPNXB2B2101F
MTM: 82SН005ЕRK
Board: Compal HLI42 LA-L961P Rev1.0
The laptop responds to the power button, the indicator next to the button starts to light, but there is no video.
The hub starts to heat up a little.
A small inspection showed that all power supplies are raised, except for VCC_CORE and VCC_GT - there is no exchange on the SVID bus between RT3624BE and the processor.
Power consumption from a laboratory power supply (when connected instead of a battery) is 13V, 370mA.
Perhaps the problem is in the BIOS (original image is attached).
I tried to implant the BIOS image from the Lenovo website - it did not help (the original image is equal to the BIOS image that I got after combining the image from the website and adding DMI). I also tried to clean ME - it did not help (most likely I did something wrong).
I would be grateful for your help.
p.s. The laptop has already been to the repair service. I assume that some manipulations were carried out with the BIOS. But, fortunately, the DMI region remained untouched. Perhaps a cleaned dump from a working laptop will work.
S\N: MP2CP9W5
MO: MPNXB2B2101F
MTM: 82SН005ЕRK
Board: Compal HLI42 LA-L961P Rev1.0
The laptop responds to the power button, the indicator next to the button starts to light, but there is no video.
The hub starts to heat up a little.
A small inspection showed that all power supplies are raised, except for VCC_CORE and VCC_GT - there is no exchange on the SVID bus between RT3624BE and the processor.
Power consumption from a laboratory power supply (when connected instead of a battery) is 13V, 370mA.
Perhaps the problem is in the BIOS (original image is attached).
I tried to implant the BIOS image from the Lenovo website - it did not help (the original image is equal to the BIOS image that I got after combining the image from the website and adding DMI). I also tried to clean ME - it did not help (most likely I did something wrong).
I would be grateful for your help.
p.s. The laptop has already been to the repair service. I assume that some manipulations were carried out with the BIOS. But, fortunately, the DMI region remained untouched. Perhaps a cleaned dump from a working laptop will work.
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