HP PAVILION dv5000 bios
hi to all
i seek a bios for HP PAVILION dv5000
the mother number is
HAL10 LA-3181P
REV 1.0
2006-01-25
thanks to all
i seek a bios for HP PAVILION dv5000
the mother number is
HAL10 LA-3181P
REV 1.0
2006-01-25
thanks to all
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Re: HP PAVILION dv5000 bios
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Re: HP PAVILION dv5000 bios
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Re: HP PAVILION dv5000 bios
thank you herr kazia
i will try it and replyComment
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hi after some researches i fond that the bios is u34 is a 4 mb 512kb * 8 and its a 32 pin i will drop the schematic of the board and a photo of the bios chip if u have any idea how i can flash it pleas inform me
thanks
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i found that i need a new programmer called Rt809h i found a good one in aliexpress cost me with shipping about 170$ it comes with 58 different adaptor here the photo and the link :
the link : https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/10050...Cquery_from%3A
i have to wait a month to test it and flash the bios with it I'll inform you with the result then
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