full model hp 14-cd0003ne bios
17884-1b
448.0ea05.001b
chewbacca_14_kbl_r_dis_4g
please help
i dont have old bios backup
17884-1b
448.0ea05.001b
chewbacca_14_kbl_r_dis_4g
please help
i dont have old bios backup
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