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clevo 6-71-w5s20-d03 bios
25q64 8mb flash file
ite8587e
25q10 ec
no screen
thanks
clevo 6-71-w5s20-d03 bios
25q64 8mb flash file
ite8587e
25q10 ec
no screen
thanks
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I’m looking for the correct BIOS / EC / ME firmware for a CLEVO PE60RNEQ laptop that was sold by Scan as a 3XS system. The laptop has developed a boot issue that appears to be firmware-related, and I’m hoping someone can provide a dump or the correct files.
System Information:- Base laptop model: CLEVO PE60RNEQ (NP60RNEQ)
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- Vendor: Scan 3XS (UK)
- Unfortunately, I no longer have the original box.
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