NEED BIOS FOR HP EliteBook 840 G5 6050a2945601-mb-a01
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hello everyone help me fix my bios i updated my laptop but refused to dislay again here both chip files,SERIAN NUMBER IS 5CG92442CF 840 G5Leave a comment:
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Hello everyone
I have an HP Elitebook 840 G5
problem : after laptop freeze and force shutdown, when powering on there's no display and caps/num lk blinking 5 times and wireless light orange then the fan speed increases until full speed and it stays like that.
what I've done so far : after pulling a dumb from the bios chip, ME seems to be corrupted as ME analyzer found an error. I managed to clean ME myself by following the extensive guide on winraid but after soldering the bios, power light keeps blinking white and orange. I also tried with known working older bios dump that I pulled from my machine but same problem. so far I’ve only worked with the main 32MB BIOS chip. I haven’t dumped the smaller EC chip yet.
I'm attaching the files I've used so far. I'd really appreciate it if someone looks into this and points me in the right direction.
Serial: 5CG8443BQ0
Sku: 3TU06PA#ABG
Board number: computro-6050A3038201-mb-a01
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Help Need Bios
Problem: No Display & Caps LED 5 times Blinking
HP EliteBook 840 G5
Product ID: 4YM00US#ABA
SN#: 5CG9012y20
BOARD CODE: COMPUTRO-6050A2945601-MB-A01(A1)
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Help Need Bios
Problem: No Display & Caps LED 5 times Blinking
HP EliteBook 840 G5
Product ID: 4YM00US#ABA
SN#: 5CG9012y20
BOARD CODE: COMPUTRO-6050A2945601-MB-A01(A1)
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Hey, I have an Hp Elitebook 840 G5 that i tried to flash. Stupidly i flashed the main chip (32mb) and when i went to boot the laptop my caps lock and f10 key were flashing. Stupidly again i did not save the backup so i couldnt reflash the original one. I took one from this forum and tried flashing it thinking that would solve my issues but now im greeted with the f11 key light, a black screen and full fan speed. What can i do to fix it? i've attached the current bin file.
ProdID: 5DZ24UP#ABA
SN:5CG9168ZDRAttached FilesLeave a comment:
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Help Need Bios
Problem: No Display & Caps LED 5 times Blinking
HP EliteBook 840 G5
Product ID: 3UH87UC#ABA
SN#: 5CG9012614
BOARD CODE: COMPUTRO-6050A2945601-MB-A01(A1)
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Hi everyone, I hope you all fine
I have hp EliteBook 840 g5 with error "High end point security problem"
and not turn on with power button (turn on by reset BIOS always) any one help me to rebuild or clean this bios file below and any solution to make my laptop turn on with its power button, because I have tried to change EC chip, BIOS and LED sensor.
Anyone to help me to rebuild bios file below
product ID 5TG90PC#ABG
SN# 5CG9302234
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...or#post3709420Leave a comment:
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Hi everyone, I hope you all fine
I have hp EliteBook 840 g5 with error "High end point security problem"
and not turn on with power button (turn on by reset BIOS always) any one help me to rebuild or clean this bios file below and any solution to make my laptop turn on with its power button, because I have tried to change EC chip, BIOS and LED sensor.
Anyone to help me to rebuild bios file below
product ID 5TG90PC#ABG
SN# 5CG9302234Attached FilesLeave a comment:
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Hi everyone, I hope you all fine
I have hp EliteBook 840 g5 with error "High end point security problem"
and not turn on with power button (turn on by reset BIOS always) any one help me to rebuild or clean this bios file below and any solution to make my laptop turn on with its power button, because I have tried to change EC chip, BIOS and LED sensor.
Anyone to help me to rebuild bios file below
product ID 5TG90PC#ABG
SN# 5CG9302234
Link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m9G...usp=drive_linkLeave a comment:
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HP EliteBook 840 G5 6050a2945601-mb-a01
bios ic removed in my motherboard not backup bios file available any one please provide working clear me bios
PROID :3RF15UT#ABA
5CG82848PZLeave a comment:
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can help me for clean me this bios
HP EliteBook 840 G5
NM: 6050A2945601 MB A01(A1)
SN: 5CG8505KH2
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Hello
I have this Elitebook 840 G5 with no image, fan spins, total 0.250mHA consuption, little heat on PCH
With me analizer on main bios says "Detected CSE Extension 0x03 with wrong Partition Hash at FTPR > FTPR.man"
Serial 5CG9210D2C
ProductID 2FA66AV
Board 6050A2945601
Can somebody Help me rebuilt?
Uploaded Main bios with Ec chip bios
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Hi, experts. I have an HP Elitebook 840 G5 with a locked bios password. Is there a method to remove the password without an EC chip? I can successfully remove passwords using patchers and RC unlockers, but I'd like to learn how to remove passwords using the main bios chip. I tried the HP unlocker, which created the unlock file but did not work. I attempted to delete the bios password manually using Hex editor and the Usercred method, but it did not work. I am posting the 32MB bios password locked.
Model: HP EliteBook 840 G5
S/N: 5CG85237RDLeave a comment:
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