Fujitsu-Siemens U745 CP670031-X4
CP670020-Z4
CP674191
FJ-T5
BIOS BIN PLEASE (I DON'T HAVE MY dump)
CP670020-Z4
CP674191
FJ-T5
BIOS BIN PLEASE (I DON'T HAVE MY dump)
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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... -
Good Evening,
Need help, is there any possible to get the bios file? Because received from my team without any dump file / original bios file
Thank You
Salam,
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Power off when the laptop is doing a BIOS update. The file seems corrupted, or the DMI data was written in the wrong place. Could someone help me with it? I uploaded the backup file from the BIOS chip and the generic file extracted from the HP website. Thanks!... -
Hi,
I am trying to recover an ECS Z77-H2 motherboard, I dumped the original bios with a ch341a programmer, the bios from the manufacturer is a .cap file of smaller size, and it seems that I need to merge this file with other information from the dump, anyone can explain how to do that? -
Hi all.
I'm looking for a BIOS file for an Asus N550JK.
I have a Asus R552J, which I believe is identical to the Asus N550JK.
I downloaded the latest BIOS (210) for the R552.
It is named N550JKAS.210.
The BIOS file is however only 6mb in size.
I've read the chip with a CH341A programmer and verified the file.
That file is actually 8mb in size.
I'm wanting to remove the BIOS password from this unit.
It prompts you to input the password when turned on, so its sort of behaving like a power on password rather than...
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