hp 255 g5 bdl51 la-d711p rev 3.0 need bios can anyone help me
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Re: hp 255 g5 bios
Either post your old bios or tell us the BID number of your bios. -
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attached is original bios from HP website.
One of the bin inside the archive will work.
good luck.Comment
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thanks bro its woring 100%Comment
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Re: hp 255 g5 bios
hi
cant open that rar file ???
but I found another one
enjoyComment
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Thanks guysComment
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thanksComment
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Thanks Tested % 100 okComment
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works 100% thanks.Comment
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101 working file.. Thumps up!!!!!Comment
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the extension for this file is .rom, no compatibility, i need . bin file.Comment
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Re: hp 255 g5 bios
… Rename it?OpenBoardView — https://github.com/OpenBoardView/OpenBoardViewComment
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la-d711p rev 1.0 plz?Comment
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Thank's!!!Comment
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Re: hp 255 g5 bios
Orignal biosComment
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Thanks a lot for this . 081F5.bin worked for me. In case any of you guys want to know which one will work with your board.Take an original dump and do a search for 081F and you will see which one of the four u need to flash for you board.In my case my original dump had 081F5 so i picked that one out of the 4 from dspok . Hope this helps someone.Comment
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i fixed a dead hp with this bin, but now at boot it say manufacturer programming mode is unlocked, how to remove it ?
thats my dump , i flashed 081f5Comment
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