Sparo
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Sure post your BIOS backup... -
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All the instructions needed to fix your problem are already here > HP Clean VSS2 dumps,fix Endpoint Security error - Badcaps
Also always look for existing threads for your laptop model and always post the serial number with every request
Read rules again > RULES UPDATE for BIOS requests/offers *AVOID BANNING, READ BEFORE POSTING* - Badcaps...Leave a comment:
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I see If that’s the case try these files instead...Leave a comment:
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Well now that you posted the motherboard model & rev: FDX40 LA-J261P Rev:1.0(A00) 2020-06-17 it’s clear he either flashed wrong BIOS or swapped chips (by mistake)
A Comet Lake would never run with CSME 16. Try this donor flash file instead...Leave a comment:
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Okay if he has the original dump I’ll fix it for you -
It’s not that there’s no information. It's more like HP system just can’t match some serial numbers (including yours 5CG14377G9) correctly one to one right now
probably something related to their database or how those serial numbers are mapped requiring the product number as well (2V1K2AW)
Post another backup of the main chip only let’s compare the two dumps
IDK I’m getting some weird errors while working on it...Leave a comment:
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Post product number too
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Flash this into what you called "EC.BIN" eventhough that’s actually the main BIOS chip...Leave a comment:
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Here see which one works for you...Leave a comment:
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No it's not LS-J263P is the USB/Audio I/O daughterboard not the main motherboard number
You'll find the model number needed under the NVMe if installed...Leave a comment:
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That BIOS dump is not the original. You don't have or did you upload that one by mistake?
It’d be first time in my life I’ve seen an “original” 7410 BIOS backup file with a CSME 16 version...Leave a comment:
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You have DELL Latitude 7410 NOT 7310
Try this file it should work...Leave a comment:
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Hi here is your fix...Leave a comment:
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Hi try this file (Just saw ur post)...Leave a comment:
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Hi try and give feedback...Leave a comment:
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Get a new chip and solder it that’s basically the only solution I know of
Good luck dealing with the ultra strong epoxy under the MEC1503… Well at least Lenovo didn’t drop in a glob top as well x)
The BIOS then should self heal and the machine would be unlocked...Leave a comment:
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No it’s okay you posted the picture to prove a point. The ST is valid even though it can’t be found
Anyway try this rebuilt file (unfortunately your dump contains no WinKey, AKA it was altered)...Leave a comment:
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Yeah that’s one side of the story but it does sound like she got scammed pretty badly (the 100% working part). At least she ended up with you taking all the time needed to sort everything out and fix it properly. Now it’s behind her so props for sticking with it. -
If that’s the original BIOS dump you posted then the rebuilt file should work
Start probing for possible hardware issues I'd suggest...Leave a comment:
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