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MDSI
Last Activity: 08-05-2026, 07:16 AM
Joined: 04-01-2022
Location: La Réole
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  • Everything works perfectly, thank you for your work!
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  • Hi!

    I also have this computer model and I'm getting a startup error code that corresponds to a corrupted BIOS.

    It's an HP 260 G4 Desktop Mini PC.

    The serial number is 8CC2083DFW
    Product No. 5W6J0EA#ABF
    HP 260 G4 DM I5-10210U 8GB/256GB

    Here's the original BIOS dump. Is a repair possible?



    Thanks!...
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  • MDSI
    replied to ASUS TUF707ZR - BIOS password
    Thank you so much You're the king !
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  • MDSI
    replied to ASUS TUF707ZR - BIOS password
    OK, I found the BIOS — sorry, I’m moving a bit slowly with these computers since I don’t know them very well...
    It’s the first time I’ve come across a BIOS in this format!
    Is it possible to remove or recover the password?

    I’m sharing all the original files I was able to extract — maybe they’ll be useful to someone.

    Thanks in advance....
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  • MDSI
    replied to ASUS TUF707ZR - BIOS password
    I'm not sure — is this the right chip this time ?
    Probably the EC ...
    I'm having a lot of trouble locating the BIOS on such recent motherboards....
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  • MDSI
    replied to ASUS TUF707ZR - BIOS password
    Ok, that’s why I couldn’t make any sense of this BIOS! X)
    There’s no schematic available for this motherboard, I’ll look into it.
    If anyone knows where to find it, I’d really appreciate the info.
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  • MDSI
    started a topic ASUS TUF707ZR - BIOS password

    ASUS TUF707ZR - BIOS password

    Hi everyone,
    I have an ASUS TUF707ZR laptop with a BIOS supervisor password.
    I’ve dumped the SPI flash (2 MB Winbond W25Q16JW).

    Someone experienced can help me remove the password ?

    Model: ASUS F17-TUF707ZR-HX007
    SN : N5NRCX069330213
    Flash chip: Winbond W25Q16JW (1.8 V, 16 Mbit)

    Thanks for any assistance ...
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    Last edited by MDSI; 10-20-2025, 06:49 AM. Reason: Add SN

  • MDSI
    replied to Lenovo V110-15ISK schematics
    When injecting 5 V at 1 A into the 5 V rail inductor, only the CPU unit shows an immediate rise in temperature. No other component on the circuit exhibits any significant thermal dissipation.
    These observations strongly suggest that the short is internal to the CPU, which is most likely defective.
    I would have liked to investigate further to understand what might have caused this, but unfortunately I don’t have much time.
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  • MDSI
    replied to Lenovo V110-15ISK schematics
    "Hey guys, I’m working on the same motherboard in my lab right now and running into the same issue: the 3V/5V chip is shorted, and the transistors around the Richtek chip are running hotter than they should.
    I pulled the 3.3V and 5V inductors and injected 3.3V at 0.8A — turns out the 5V rail goes straight into the CPU.
    Just sharing in case it helps someone else out. "
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  • Schematic + boardviews (.asc)....
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  • I'm currently trying to flash the ITE IT8987E EC chip using a RT809HSE programmer.

    I've followed all the known SPI ISP procedures:
    • Verified 3.3V is present on pin 106 (VHSPI)
    • Connected FSCK, FMOSI, FMISO, FSCE#, and GND correctly to the ISP port of the RT809H
    • Forced WRST# (pin 14) and CS# (pin 101) to GND

    Despite all this, the RT809H always returns:
    ID: FFFF, Ver: FF → ID verification error

    It seems the EC is either not entering ISP mode or not responding at all.

    Has anyone successfully flashed an IT8987E in-circuit using the RT809H?...
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  • Thank you, Peste. I'll do that as soon as I have some time and will let you know.
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  • Thank you for your quick reply, Peste — I really appreciate it!
    The I/O chip on this motherboard is an ITE IT8987E.
    Let me know if you need a photo of the chip or any other specific information from the board.
    Thanks again for your help!...
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  • HP OMEN 17-an012nf BIOS dump with EC (DAG3BAMBAF0 REV : F)

    Hello,

    I'm requesting a full BIOS dump (including EC firmware) for an HP OMEN 17-an012nf laptop.

    Details:
    Model : HP OMEN 17-an012nf
    Motherboard Part Number : DAG3BAMBAF0 REV : F
    Serial Number (S/N) : 5CD7280D51
    BIOS chip : Winbond W25Q64VSIQ
    Programmer : EZP2023+
    Issue : The motherboard is not powering on. Only the 5V rail is present. The 3.3V rail is missing because EN1 on the SY8286B remains stuck at 0V. This signal is driven directly by the EC/SIO. I replaced the 3.3V regulator and confirmed it's working.

    I already...
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  • MDSI
    replied to Bios memory SPD removal tool
    Hmm! I understand, so I can't disable RAM with this BIOS version or through hardware modifications.
    Oh well, that's the game!
    If anyone finds a solution soon, I'd be interested.
    Thanks for the clarification, and for your time SMDFlea!​ 🙏
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  • MDSI
    replied to Bios memory SPD removal tool
    Thanks for your reply, SMDFlea.
    I renamed the BIOS to "disableram.bin" and followed the instructions correctly, but I get the error message you see in the screenshot.
    I also found the post about disabling RAM by moving the resistor, but it doesn't apply to my motherboard because I have the green motherboard and not the blue one (same scenario as on the page in the link you provided). Others have already asked the question for my version of this motherboard, and it says that on this model, it's done in the BIOS (according to what I found on badcaps).
    That's why I took...
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    Last edited by MDSI; 03-12-2025, 09:32 AM. Reason: Add photo

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  • Same probleme here...
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  • MDSI
    replied to Bios memory SPD removal tool
    Can no one help me?
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  • MDSI
    replied to Bios memory SPD removal tool
    Hi !

    I have memory fail on my computer.

    I just try the script but he give me this error.



    Anyone can help me.

    I have a Lenovo Ideapad 330S-15IKB
    Model name : 81F5
    Serial : YD055ET1
    Motherboard model : 330S_KBL_MB_V07 Rev MP

    My Bios dump :

    Thanks !...
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  • MDSI
    replied to X712ea
    This bios does not work, with this file, the computer does not turn on for more than 5 seconds then turns off immediately while it remained on with the original dump....
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