Hi guys. pls i need bios for Aser Aspire ES1-523-26S0
ID Motherboard : C5W1R LA-D661P Rev: 1.0
ID Motherboard : C5W1R LA-D661P Rev: 1.0
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Re: pls. i need bios for Aser Aspire ES1-523-26S0
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Re: pls. i need bios for Aser Aspire ES1-523-26S0
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Re: pls. i need bios for Aser Aspire ES1-523-26S0
it is compatible to ES1-524?Comment
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Re: pls. i need bios for Aser Aspire ES1-523-26S0
friends,I need ES1- 523 LA-D661p v2.0 bios bin file.
pls send
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Re: pls. i need bios for Aser Aspire ES1-523-26S0
Hi guys. pls i need bios for Aser veriton L670G
ram DDR2
Io IT8720F
Q45T-AS V:1.0
4mb bios chipComment
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Re: pls. i need bios for Aser Aspire ES1-523-26S0
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**What I have tried so far:**
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