Re: Hp elite x2 1013 g3
My question is what the 1-MB Winbond chip is for....
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Re: Hp elite x2 1013 g3
BTW, I found the second Winbond Rom with a capacity of 1 MB (25Q80DVIG) onboard.
What is it for?
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Re: Location of the BIOS ROM Chip: HP Elite x2 1013 G3
Oops, I didn't think on the reverse side were there this so many things I missed...
Ignore my question, thanx anyway!...
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Location of the BIOS ROM Chip: HP Elite x2 1013 G3
Where is the ROM chip containing the main BIOS of "HP Elite x2 101[COLOR="Red"][B]3[/B][/COLOR] G[COLOR="red"][B]3[/B][/COLOR]" located on the main system board? I removed the internal metal covers and looked into the entire surface of the board, but I couldn't find anything looking like it.
(I could easily for 101[COLOR="Blue"]2[/COLOR] G[COLOR="blue"]1[/COLOR] and 101[COLOR="blue"]2[/COLOR] G[COLOR="blue"]2[/COLOR])
Thanks in advance!Location of
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Ch341 won't read only when the chip soldered
CH341 says "IC not responding" only when an SPI test clip is used and the chip has been soldered on the mainboard.
I tried "free" (unsoldered) chips (sop8 & wson8) WITH the same programmer, SAME TEST CLIP and same pin connecter AS ABOVE and they can all be read.
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Re: Hp elite x2 g2 1012
Sorry, this is NOT an answer, but the previous similar threads are already closed...
I wonder did the previous persons get good results in successful writing their files WITH THEIR BIOS CHIPS DESOLDERED??
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