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Originally posted by IMLJ View PostBios password removal needed. thanks.
LA-311P Rev 3.0
Service Tag:7915pV2
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Hello everyone.
Dell Latitude 7390 I5-8TH
LA-F312P Rev: 2.0 (A01)
s/n 3WJM5S2
LEDs flash at startup, no screen.
I probably (if this is possible) damaged the bios chip because I forgot to remove the batteries.
In fact the chip is not automatically detected and even by putting a similar bios I cannot do the dump with Ch341A. (only 0).
I suspect that the Chip is burnt, I would like to buy a blank one on ebay, but I don't know which one to get for these two reasons:
1. chip model not perfectly readable (doesn't even seem to be winbond)
2. There are two chips with 8 pins (as visible in the photo)
That the real bios is on the opposite side from where the ram is?
Thanks for giving me help.
image 1: I think it's the bios chip (it's the one attached to the post)
image 2 the other chip with 8 pins.
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Originally posted by Spikeman View PostHello everyone.
Dell Latitude 7390 I5-8TH
LA-F312P Rev: 2.0 (A01)
s/n 3WJM5S2
But with desolation I see that they are all around 8Mb, while mine is 16Mb. So it doesn't seem very convenient to me to delete the 16Mb bios to write an 8Mb bios over it.
I read that: "EC/ME FW on 8Mb and Bios Region on 16Mb". So I'm wondering what should I do.
Thank you
Since I find it inconvenient for the forum to upload a 16mb file, it also seems like I don't have permission to upload a .bin file, maybe I should zip it?
I uploaded it online anyway
Bios dump: 7390.bk.bin
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Yes, it should be zipped. No external links,read the rules - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...before-posting
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Originally posted by SMDFlea View PostYes, it should be zipped. No external links,read the rules - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...before-posting
Thanks for the edit.
Originally posted by Markus1741 View PostHello two things UT6 chip is for Thunderbolt interface stay away.
Your BIOS is UC5 I did an ME clean of your BIOS you can program it and only that.
You also can't program an 8MB BIOS on a 16.8MB chip, that's not possible.
To upload something create a RAR or ZIP file then it works too.
However, before the white and orange LEDs flashed, now the LED turns off and the keyboard remains active with caps lock.
However, something has changed.
I tried removing the ram and it should correctly report a problem on the ram with white and orange flashing, so it detects the missing ram.
I also tried changing the CMOS battery. Tried turning it on without any battery and did several tests.
The Dell stops with the caps lock blocked.
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Originally posted by ashr88 View PostHi, I have a Latitude 7390 which appears to power but fails to post. I have dumped the two 1MB bios's and the 16MB bios. Do they need a repair?
Latitude 7390
DAZ20 LA-F311P REV 3.0 (A02)
Service tag:5QPMWT2
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Originally posted by hollo13 View PostHi,can anyone help repair this bios file? Power on ,no display
Dell Latitude 7390 I7 Gen8th Vpro
TAG : 249GLQ2
Mainboard code : DAZ20 LA-F312P REV 1.0
Service Tag: 249GLQ2
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Originally posted by TGMT-CLT View PostHELP ME! ISSUE CAN'TSTART, JUST FAN ON THEN OFF
Dell Latitude 7390 I7 Gen8th
TAG : 6T78HR2
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Originally posted by struart View PostHello friends
Laptop DELL Latitude 7390 no reaction.
But when i flashed bios from this thread laptop started to be alive but restarts and fans are on all time.
I dumped original BIOS.
GD25B127DIG
MB: LA-F312P REV 2.0
Service TAG: 4Z5Z7S2
Can someone take a look?Attached Files
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