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Hi
Sorry for the disruptions.
So i need a dump bios please for FX553VD-DM359T
My dump is in a post above.
SN: H9N0CV06Y826377
CN: 46XJ
MB: GL553VD Rev 2.0
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post S/N, full name and model, motherboard model, etc.
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post merged..next time look for a thread with the name and model, motherboard model of the laptop, and post there, if you can't find it, then make a new thread..
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Yes it will fix the slow boot, it also comes with a newer ME firmware, your laptop doesn't "require" an specific ME version, the ME firmware can be updated anytime, as long as it's the same SKU (Consumer H) and chipset (KBP/BSF/GCF-H A SPT-H D), you can update ME 11.7 to 11.8 (part of the same ME 11 family) -
Thanks. Can you confirm this file has ME 11.7.0.1040 firmware? My GL553VD requires 11.7 but analysis shows this file has ME 11.8.50.3399. I am trying to solve for slow boot since bios got corrupted. -
I asked or the barcode sticker, as there it says either GL553VD or GL553VE next to where you found the 60NB*** number, Both GL553VD and GL553VE have same PCB number, but use different BIOSSerial Number from bottom cover - H5N0CV03A55919D.
GL553VD-FY130T
Intel Model - 7265NGW
Since this is old laptop the barcode sticker has scratches but Motherboard number is : PN-60NB0DY0-MB14100
While the bios was corrupted I couldn't save the original dump initially as a backup. Hence tried what was available online which is attached for reference.
According to S/N at ASUS website you have GL553VD, try post 2, it's ASUS service BIOS, comes with a clean ME region
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...41#post1283241
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Serial Number from bottom cover - H5N0CV03A55919D.
GL553VD-FY130T
Intel Model - 7265NGW
Since this is old laptop the barcode sticker has scratches but Motherboard number is : PN-60NB0DY0-MB14100
While the bios was corrupted I couldn't save the original dump initially as a backup. Hence tried what was available online which is attached for reference.Attached FilesPremium supporters get full download access and other benefits.
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ASUS GL553VD REV 2.0, BIOS version GL553VD.308, Intel ME version 11.7.0.1040, Kaby Lake HM175. ME firmware corrupted after BIOS flash. Getting Error 86 and Error 81 from MEInfo. Boot delay of 50 seconds. Need clean ME region or full 8MB chip dump to reflash with CH341A programmer. BIOS chip is W25Q64FV.S/N from the bottom cover please..., and attach your original corrupted BIOS backup read with a programmer before you tried flashing "any other dumps for GL553VD present online", compressed as .zip or .rarSerialNumber
BSN12345678901234567
Version
1.0
When I flash it with any other dumps for GL553VD present online, I see boot delay by 30 secs. Its more likely ME region not matching properly. Shared the asked details.
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Manufacturer
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.
Product
GL553VD
SerialNumber
BSN12345678901234567
Version
1.0
When I flash it with any other dumps for GL553VD present online, I see boot delay by 30 secs. Its more likely ME region not matching properly. Shared the asked details. -
post merged..next time look for a thread with the name and model, motherboard model of the laptop, and post there, if you can't find it, then make a new thread..
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post S/N, full name and model, motherboard model, etc.ASUS GL553VD REV 2.0, BIOS version GL553VD.308, Intel ME version 11.7.0.1040, Kaby Lake HM175. ME firmware corrupted after BIOS flash. Getting Error 86 and Error 81 from MEInfo. Boot delay of 50 seconds. Need clean ME region or full 8MB chip dump to reflash with CH341A programmer. BIOS chip is W25Q64FV.
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ASUS GL553VD REV 2.0, BIOS version GL553VD.308, Intel ME version 11.7.0.1040, Kaby Lake HM175. ME firmware corrupted after BIOS flash. Getting Error 86 and Error 81 from MEInfo. Boot delay of 50 seconds. Need clean ME region or full 8MB chip dump to reflash with CH341A programmer. BIOS chip is W25Q64FV.Leave a comment:
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GL553VD
BIOS ver. 308
S/N H5N0CV02H038189
DMI 270000-27FFFFAttached FilesPremium supporters get full download access and other benefits.
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hello team badcaps
i have asus model GL553V
all voltage are present
i have no display in this motherboard
here is the serial number: h5n0cv02h038189
and here is the attach bios file.
please help me with the bios file
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