Thanks, tried doing this, transfered in hex editor but now laptop is not turning on
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It's weird. Laptop turned on, displayed a message about manufacture mode and then when attempted to enter bios asked for administrator pass anyways
any more ideas? Thank you for all your help so farComment
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I have same issue heres my backup file.. 5-3 blinks
Sn: CND8265G0NComment
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you have everything you need at post #15....084AA
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Please need help i already check all the posbile voltage problem even ram slot already soldered but same error 3 long blink 2 shor blink maybe bios is corrupted kindly fix my bios
heres the model and dum
model: hp 15-da0348tu
serila number : CND9055VSX
hoping this will be notice
and adavnce thanks who can helpComment
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Hi, I need help. I made a mistake when saving my dump to clean the ME region. I didn't realize I had done it incorrectly when I created the dump, and I don't have a backup copy. All I have is a screenshot with the BIOS data, which I've attached. Is there a possible solution?Attached FilesComment
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Thread 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.
Type the laptop serial number, full name and model, motherboard model, etc.
read the forum rules..https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...before-posting
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terrapigui I typed for you S/N CND0320MYZ
Try BIOS extracted from HP website, then fill the details with HP BCU
https://ftp.ext.hp.com/pub/caps-soft...it/HP_BCU.html
HP 250 G7
BID 084AA
BIOS ver. F.30
Code:Serial Number : CND0320MYZ SKU Number : 6EC76EA#ABE Product name: HP 250 G7 Notebook PC System Family: HP 200 Build ID: 19WW7PUT602#SABE#DABE Feature byte: 3K3Q6b7J7M7WaBapaqasawbDbhcbdUdpdqfPm9.7d System Board CT number: PHVVHB2MYE056B
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Good day, I have hp 15- da0014tu with SN#: CND82057GQ 5 long and 3 short led error.. please help me with this error attached file is original bios....Comment
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Try, BIOS extracted from HP website
HP Notebook - 15-da0014tu
BID 084AA
BIOS ver. F.36
S/N CND82057GQ
Win key 3C5000-3C503F
DMI 3C7000-3C841F
If BIOS doesn't work, maybe corrupted EC
The red light blinks five times, and then three, short white light blinks (5 long red, 3 short white)
This condition indicates that the embedded controller cannot reach the BIOS within the established time limit.- Remove all accessory devices from the notebook.
- Contact HP Customer Support if the issue persists.
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Hi all,
This is my first post here (I am very new to forums!) and I hope someone can help. I am looking for a full dump of the BIOS of a HP Proliant Microserver Gen 8 so that I can get this mini server running again. (BIOS version J06 2019-04-04, chip 25Q064A). I think my board was partially bricked after a failed BIOS update.
I got it second hand in this state and all the normal attempts at bios restoration have not worked. I have even desoldered the chip and tried to load the actual BIOS from HP, but it is missing some parts needed to boot the system.
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Dear all,
I have a ASUS ZenBook UX480F with the following symptoms:
I suspect it is a BIOS issue. So I decided to try to clean the ME region. I followed the guide on win-raid, and I believe I have done everything correctly. My problem is: when I open the outimage.bin in ME Analyzer, it says that it is Extracted, and not Region, Extracted as it should be. Is it normal, or did I do something not correctly? This is my first experience editing BIOS files.
I would appreciate if someone could take time to explain the issue, so that I can learn. But I would... -
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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Hello engineers 😀,
I’m kindly requesting a clean and unlocked BIOS dump for the following HP laptop, as it’s bricked after flashing SP152727. The system now keeps rebooting, and the original issue was an Administrator / Power-On Password that I can no longer access.😏
🔧 Device Info:
- Model: HP 15-da2007ne
- Product Number: 8XF55EA#ABV
- Serial Number: CND0338P0D
- CPU: Intel Celeron N4000
- EC/BIOS Chip: [Add chip number from the motherboard or BIOS chip]
💀 Problem:😅
- Device shows “Administrator Password”... -
Hi all,
My Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Pro 15.6-inch laptop has no display and won't boot.
The charging red LED lights up, but the charging screen doesn't show any indication.
When I press the power button, the blue LED cycles on and off three times, then the screen doesn't turn on, and the device won't boot.
(I've tried removing the battery and resetting the device, but the issue persists.)
NoteBook Model name : Samsung NT955XED-KK51G(Galaxy book2 pro, i5-1240p, 15.6inch AMOLED)
PCB model name : Venus2-15-5G(REV1.2), Venus2-15 ADL NPC
S/N : 5RNK9FFT70...
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