Working except BIOS password still exist,
This one is working no password and me cleared
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Re: LA-G07AP Need bios dump
Hi everyone,
i have this laptop hp 15 d0129nl with power on and black screen, the board is la-g07ap rev. 1
Seems bios corrupted, can someone help me to clean it?
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Re: LA-G07AP Need bios dump
Hello friend, which programmer did you use? The BIOS chip is the qh64ahig !!!
I have the TL866CS.Leave a comment:
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Re: LA-G07AP Need bios dump
Try the code generator here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing
I think this model stored the pass in the KBC not in the bios.Leave a comment:
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Re: LA-G07AP Need bios dump
Do you have a code on the screen i xxxxxxxLeave a comment:
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Re: LA-G07AP Need bios dump
Better you post your dump here.If the bios from Peste works but he got a bios password we can clear itLeave a comment:
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Re: LA-G07AP Need bios dump
it is ok but with admin password. model 15-da0100nu, apu sr342, gpu n16v-gmr1-s-a2, kbc kb9022q, bios chip 25q64Leave a comment:
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Re: LA-G07AP Need bios dump
https://www.alisaler.com/hp-15-da019...g07ap-bios-ec/
if it is not ok give more details to the laptop ... HP? model? post the original bios here ..Leave a comment:
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LA-G07AP Need bios dump
Hi. i'm looking for bios dump for LA-G07AP. help please
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The Samsung S49CG934SU monitor does not power on - no LED indicator activity and no response to power button. However, when 21V power is connected, it immediately draws 0.8A of current with no display output. The motherboard processor gets warm, and there is continuous reading activity from the W25Q128BV BIOS chip.
Suspected Cause:
I suspect the BIOS may have been corrupted during a power interruption while updating the firmware. The official website provides firmware updates, but they can only be installed via USB flash drive.
Troubleshooting Attempts:
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to recover a Fujitsu Lifebook E5513 (most likely 2023 model) that was bricked during a BIOS update. The update was interrupted (probably due to power loss), and now the laptop is stuck in a boot loop showing "PBB rollback" / "SBB rollback" messages.
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