Dell latitude 3510 (Mockingbird-L 19746-1) bios needed

[hoaca388]

Where is the new bios file ?

[Hernan Maito]

Hi there!
My dell latitude 3510 died, burnt chipset, so i bought a new mainboard, the laptop seems to works ok with the new mainboard but the problem that im facing is: the manufacturing mode active press ALT+F , the warning message is The service tag has not been programmed, so i tried to add the original tag of my laptop in the new mainboard throught the bios setup with no luck.




OLD (burnt) mainboard data:
MOCKINGBIRD-L CML UMA 6L
19746-1
YJCJD$LA

NEW Mainboard data:
MOCKINGBIRD-L CML UMA 6L
19746-1
YJCJD$KA


The Service Tag of my laptop is 633B863, the Service Tag of the new mainboard is unknown.
I was thinking to dump the original bios on the new mainboard, but i think it could be a bad idea.
I dumped both bios bin files from the old burnt mainbard and from the new one, if anyone could help me with this will be most apreciated

[deep_bks]

When booting , didn't ask you to enter your service tag !

yes but after enter the ST machin still remain blank after reboot

[lapfix]

with this every thing is ok but service Tag remain blank

When booting , didn't ask you to enter your service tag !

[deep_bks]

try post # 72

with this every thing is ok but service Tag remain blank

[LBTT1121]

plz Build this , display is not coming
ST:- 1BPKB63
19746-1

try post # 72

[deep_bks]

plz Build this , display is not coming
ST:- 1BPKB63
19746-1

[alaaljumaily]

Hello, brother, when I turn on the device, this message appears: Alt-f does not work.

[LBTT1121]

please rebuild broth bios- ST:627N0B3

Why rebuild, what is the status of Alt+F?

[alaaljumaily]

please rebuild broth bios- ST:627N0B3

[rex98]

for future reference in case you didn't know use this tool: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...l-8fc8-patcher

[LBTT1121]

I am a new member!
I have a Dell Latitude 3510
Mockingbird-L CML UMA 6L 19746-1
6ZVG463-8FC8
The BIOS is locked with 8FC8 password.
Tried other site, but no 8FC8 generator working.
I have attached both files from the 64 and 128 chips.

hi, try only 8Mb

[Kensala]

I am a new member!
I have a Dell Latitude 3510
Mockingbird-L CML UMA 6L 19746-1
6ZVG463-8FC8
The BIOS is locked with 8FC8 password.
Tried other site, but no 8FC8 generator working.
I have attached both files from the 64 and 128 chips.

[peste]

please help remove password with ST: DG6BYZ2

full name and model, motherboard model,etc..

[Mazter Cell]

please help remove password with ST: DG6BYZ2

[barby16_06]

All the laptops are the same (because of a project). All have 8mb +16mb ICs. Allready tryed a USB bios recovery. I worked with some UEFITool a few years ago just to extract a main bios from an Instable update bios from manufacture, and with Hex editor just to compare dumps.

[SMDFlea]

Greetings to all,
I got arround 100 pieces of Dell latitude 3510 at my work, and in last week they started fall with bios. I dumped both 8mb and 16mb bins from a working one and flashed them on the bricked ones but i can't get away from manufacturing mode. Even if i'm trying to set it up manually in bios, it won't store the ST.
It is possible to delete the ST from both bins, and at the first boot to manually store it in BIOS manually?
It would be great to not asking for 100 bins here.
If not, maybe you can give me one solution to do this myselft.
i'll post here 2 working bins from one laptop.
ST of working ones: FGHDD63

Are all the laptop cofigurations the same. vPro or non-vPro , all 8 + 16MB bios or different. Do you know how to use a hex editor and UEFITool . Do any of them boot at all, have you tried a bios recovery USB drive.

[barby16_06]

Greetings to all,
I got arround 100 pieces of Dell latitude 3510 at my work, and in last week they started fall with bios. I dumped both 8mb and 16mb bins from a working one and flashed them on the bricked ones but i can't get away from manufacturing mode. Even if i'm trying to set it up manually in bios, it won't store the ST.
It is possible to delete the ST from both bins, and at the first boot to manually store it in BIOS manually?
It would be great to not asking for 100 bins here.
If not, maybe you can give me one solution to do this myselft.
i'll post here 2 working bins from one laptop.
ST of working ones: FGHDD63

[gctdpacov]

try

working Thanks

[engineerx]

try

Thank you its work and now accept to add the ST