Re: GL502VSK IT8995VG 128kb

Thanks man, appreciate it

Looking for 128kb dump for IT8995VG SIO chip. Laptop is Asus Gl502vsk with kaby lake processor. I haven't been able to find anyone on the internet with a dump for this chip, would really appreciate some help. Thanks guys

Re: Where to purchase genuine Vertyanov



Ok, thanks for letting me know. I realize its not a bios programmer, I already have a ch341a flasher for bios chips. I appreciate your help...

I am pretty sure that this vertyanov programmer is genuine, but just wanted to confirm with you guys. here is the link:

[url]https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sergey-Vertyanov-JIG-USB-EC-programmer-BOARD-V3-2-without-EDID-cable/113543135478?hash=item1a6fb2c0f6:g:rLoAAOSwF0NcN3R-[/url]

Is it genuine? and is there an official website to buy it from, or just third party sellers? This is probably a really noob question, I apologize. I am just getting into programming so this is all new to me. Thanks for your help https://I am pretty sure that this v...s genuine, but

Re: GL502VSK Programming IT8995VG-128



Ok, thank you. Do you have any idea where I could find the programming for the chip? could it possibly be stored in a bios dump? Or would I need someone else with the same laptop to read the chip?...

Re: GL502VSK Programming IT8995VG-128



Thanks for the reply, I apologize for taking a day to respond. I am very busy with school right now. I did see some other forums that mentioned the keyboard connector, you have definitely put me on the right track. The Vertyanov programmer looks like it should be able to program the ic. I think I should be able to reball and solder on the old chip, then use the programmer to copy the old chips contents to the new chip. Thanks so much for your help...

Re: GL502VSK Programming IT8995VG-128



I flashed it with a cheap ch341a programmer off amazon. I had trouble flashing it on board with the clip so I soldered the bios chip to the programmer. I pulled a bios dump from the forum, other people confirmed that it was working on the same model of laptop that I have. I will try leaving it on for longer and see if it posts. Thanks for your input...

Hey guys, hoping someone out there with some more experience than me can help. I got an ASUS GL502VSK, It was working previously but in an attempt to solder a battery to the board (connector was ripped off by previous owner, missing pads) the IT8995VG-128 chip was fried. The computer was completely functional apart from the battery before this point. I did voltage injection, realized that the chip was getting hot. I then sourced some new chips off Ali and replaced it. Now it powers on but does not post, full fan spin and blank screen. I then reflashed main bios chip to make sure it was not corrupt....

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Thanks to all the talented people on here for helping some of us out!