BIOS Request: MSI Raider GE68 HX 14VGG-287US (Board: MS-15M2) - No POST

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  • edward card
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    • Oct 2025
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    • Brasil

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    BIOS Request: MSI Raider GE68 HX 14VGG-287US (Board: MS-15M2) - No POST

    Hello everyone,
    I'm requesting a working BIOS dump for my MSI laptop, which I plan to provide to a repair technician.
    Make/Model: MSI Raider GE68 HX 14VGG-287US Board Model: MS-15M2 (Note: I have the serial number ready to be provided to the technician for DMI transfer)
    Problem Description: The laptop fails to POST. The only sign of life is the GPU fan spinning up after a couple of minutes. The screen remains black.
    Background / Fault Event: The system was working perfectly. The issue occurred immediately after entering the BIOS advanced menu and exiting with "Discard Changes". No settings were modified.
    Troubleshooting Steps Performed (All Failed): I have followed all standard software and hardware recovery guides without success (USB recovery with Ctrl+Home, EC reset, battery disconnection, RAM isolation). The evidence strongly points to a corrupt BIOS/EC firmware that requires direct SPI chip flashing.
    My Situation: I do not have a programmer myself, so I cannot provide my original corrupt BIOS dump at this time. I am currently looking for a qualified technician to perform the service.
    My goal is to obtain a known-good, working BIOS dump for the MS-15M2 board beforehand. This will allow the technician to immediately proceed with the repair, including backing up my original firmware, transferring the DMI/serial number, performing a "Clean ME" on the new dump, and then flashing the chip.
    Could anyone please share a verified BIOS file for this model?
    Thank you for your time and assistance.
  • peste
    Super Moderator
    • Dec 2016
    • 13343
    • ROMANIA

    #2
    Originally posted by edward card
    Hello everyone,
    I'm requesting a working BIOS dump for my MSI laptop, which I plan to provide to a repair technician.
    Make/Model: MSI Raider GE68 HX 14VGG-287US Board Model: MS-15M2 (Note: I have the serial number ready to be provided to the technician for DMI transfer)
    Problem Description: The laptop fails to POST. The only sign of life is the GPU fan spinning up after a couple of minutes. The screen remains black.
    Background / Fault Event: The system was working perfectly. The issue occurred immediately after entering the BIOS advanced menu and exiting with "Discard Changes". No settings were modified.
    Troubleshooting Steps Performed (All Failed): I have followed all standard software and hardware recovery guides without success (USB recovery with Ctrl+Home, EC reset, battery disconnection, RAM isolation). The evidence strongly points to a corrupt BIOS/EC firmware that requires direct SPI chip flashing.
    My Situation: I do not have a programmer myself, so I cannot provide my original corrupt BIOS dump at this time. I am currently looking for a qualified technician to perform the service.
    My goal is to obtain a known-good, working BIOS dump for the MS-15M2 board beforehand. This will allow the technician to immediately proceed with the repair, including backing up my original firmware, transferring the DMI/serial number, performing a "Clean ME" on the new dump, and then flashing the chip.
    Could anyone please share a verified BIOS file for this model?
    Thank you for your time and assistance.
    I say let the technician handle the whole thing because he's a technician... he knows what he's doing...
    plus you have to post the contents of the bios chip even if it is corrupted..
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