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Originally posted by survivalbloke View PostThis is a Dell Latitude 5591, ST: B168QQ2, board# DDP80-LA-F712P Rev 1.0 (A00). I did quite a bit of searching because I'd really like to learn this skill for myself, for the future. I didn't find anything conclusive, though, so I was hoping one of the geniuses here could unlock this BIOS for me. I would so greatly appreciate it.
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This is a Dell Latitude 5591, ST: B168QQ2, board# DDP80-LA-F712P Rev 1.0 (A00). I did quite a bit of searching because I'd really like to learn this skill for myself, for the future. I didn't find anything conclusive, though, so I was hoping one of the geniuses here could unlock this BIOS for me. I would so greatly appreciate it.
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Originally posted by Whiterose View Post
Hello,
I would need a BIOS for DELL PRECISION 3560
Service tag : HWMCLL3
Could you help me with that one too ?
Thank you in advance !
By the way your file is broken, please read the chip again.
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Originally posted by hoaca388 View Post
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I would need a BIOS for DELL PRECISION 3560
Service tag : HWMCLL3
Could you help me with that one too ?
Thank you in advance !Attached Files
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Originally posted by Whiterose View PostHello,
I would need a BIOS for DELL LATITUDE 5591
LA-F712P
DDP80 LA-F712P
REV: 1.0(A00)
Service tag : 87VQNF2
Here is the dump of mine, but I am stuck with the boot password and no luck at changing it
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Hello,
I would need a BIOS for DELL LATITUDE 5591
LA-F712P
DDP80 LA-F712P
REV: 1.0(A00)
Service tag : 87VQNF2
Here is the dump of mine, but I am stuck with the boot password and no luck at changing it
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Model : latitude E5591
Motherboard : DP80 LA-F712P
Fualt : late display
Request : Bios Clean Me
many thanksAttached Files
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Originally posted by mido000 View Posti need bios for LA-F712P
DDP80 LA-F712P
REV: 1.0(A00)
and I have another problem
I can't fined the service tag
It was removed from the chassis
this is the old bios
TRY....Attached Files
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You MUST:- Provide the full machine model number, serial number (or Service tag, SNID) and the board model number (see https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=88758 ) ,The serial number, make, full model number, motherboard model and revision (except QR codes) must be written/typed at your request as per the rules. Not as a picture, part of the file name and so on.
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i need bios for LA-F712P
DDP80 LA-F712P
REV: 1.0(A00)
and I have another problem
I can't fined the service tag
It was removed from the chassis
this is the old biosAttached Files
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Hello, maybe someone can fix corrupted bios?
Service Tag: JLT8YT2Attached Files
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Re: Dell Latitude 5591 - Disable ME via HAP bit only
Originally posted by Espionage724 View PostBIOS package from Dell: https://dl.dell.com/FOLDER10054153M/...530_1.27.1.exe
I have experience with using flashrom and SOIC clip, but I couldn't find the BIOS chip on this motherboard. There was one 8-pin chip that was 1 MB in size but it wasn't a valid image according to me_cleaner, although I almost wonder if flashrom needed updated or something. Does anyone know specifically where the BIOS chips is on the 5591?
Is it possible to flash only what is needed to set the HAP bit for ME without needing a hardware flasher? In the past I did --soft-disable-only with me_cleaner.
I'm not sure if I have Boot Guard. I believe I disabled Boot Guard via setup_var variable or something because it caused a BIOS update to repeatedly fail a flashing step, but I'm not sure if it was BG or something else.
I managed to get my SOIC clip onto the BIOS chip, dumped it, me_clean'd the BIOS, and flashed it back. I did soft-disable-only and descriptor flags, but it doesn't seem like the descriptor flag on ME allows writing. There's no HECI PCI device, and ME is reported disabled from FPT and MEInfo CSME tools.
The BIOS chip (at least mine) was near the PCH chip, and I had to remove the plastic covering holding the wifi wires, battery, and covering the touchpad to reach it comfortably.Last edited by Espionage724; 06-27-2023, 03:39 AM.
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