6-71-nh5g0-d02 bios plz
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Re: 6-71-nh5g0-d02 bios plz
Probably a Clevo NH55RZQ or NH70RZQ ,or a rebadged clevoComment
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Re: 6-71-nh5g0-d02 bios plz
The bios is available here: http://repo.palkeo.com/clevo-mirror/NHxxRG(Q)/ (The SM service manual/schematic is available as well if you need to troubleshoot further)
Log in using username: repo password: repo .Download bios version B10708.zip and EC version EC10703.zip .Extract B10708.zip ,the full 16MB bios is NH55RGQ.08 ,rename the .08 to .bin or .rom if you want.
Your bios backup is only about 10MB so its corrupt or your programmer hasn`t read it properly. Luckily all the DMI info is readable. Copy the DMI info from your backup using the off-sets provided in the attached text file ,and copy it into the NH55RGQ.08 bios.
If you don`t have a KBC programmer to flash the EC you can flash it from a UEFI shell.Attached FilesComment
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Re: 6-71-nh5g0-d02 bios plz
thankyou manComment
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Re: 6-71-nh5g0-d02 bios plz
Thank you so much @SMDFlea!
Your post helps me to reanimate my Clevo P960ED.
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Good morning. Please I have a CAPTIVA laptop which has a display problem. Motherboard model 6-71-N5HP0-D02A.need help locating this file 🙏Comment
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Off topic, you have a different motherboard. Start your own thread,and include the laptop serial number https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...before-postingComment
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