anyone have the bios bin of HP pavilion DV9613TX with nVIDA graphics?
MB part number -- DA0AT5MB8E0
Tks.
MB part number -- DA0AT5MB8E0
Tks.
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Re: HP pavilion DV9613TX bios
Is this ok for nViDIA Graphics?Comment
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Re: HP pavilion DV9613TX bios
DA0AT5MB8E0 Rev-E nVIDIA GraphicsComment
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Re: HP pavilion DV9613TX bios
In the first post in that thread "with graphic g86-770-a2" .Three members have verified its working .Last edited by SMDFlea; 07-15-2020, 03:43 AM.Comment
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Re: HP pavilion DV9613TX bios
Thank you very much broComment
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Re: HP pavilion DV9613TX bios
This is working.Comment
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Hello am looking for bios file to flash hp pavilion DA0AT5MB8E0 rev:e please someone help if possibleComment
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I have desoldered the bios chip (GigaDevice... -
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Hello everyone,
I'm dealing with a classic BIOS corruption issue on an HP Pavilion 15-n058sr and hoping someone here might have the original BIOS file or point me in the right direction.
Symptoms:- Laptop powers on but no display at all (completely black screen)
- Caps Lock blinks twice with a pause, then repeats continuously
- F12 LED stays on permanently
- No POST, no boot sequence, nothing on screen
Based on HP diagnostic codes, the 2-blink Caps Lock pattern indicates BIOS corruption/failure.
What I've tried:- Hardware reset (battery removal, power
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