Sorry for the delay in responding, Aditya11ttt. I hadn't seen your post. The KBC chip is exactly the one you mentioned: the NPCE288GA0DX.
Thanks, Aditya11ttt.

I'm also telling you the steps I followed in case it can help any other user or you all on the forum:
I kept trying with BCU but I always get errors, so I decided to try it with NbDmiFit, and when running the 64-bit version (which is my computer), I always got an error saying: "it was not compatible with the platform" (another error...for God's sake!!!), I don't know how I kept up the strength to try and try another version of NbDmiFit, (specifically NbDmiFit-2.14-1) and this time the program started... Hallelujah!!, but this program only lets you enter a few pieces of information...

Okay, this is the .txt extracted from BCU to which I have put all the missing data and which I have tried to save again with the "setconfig..." option and which has always given me errors, I think I have done it correctly except if I should put in some of the data something that I have seen like "SABE#DABE"... or "#ABE" that some of the data have, but as when you entered the BIOS to see the data it appeared, I have put them, correct me and am I wrong or have I done something wrong...
Thank you very much....

Can someone explain to me these errors that appear in the attached capture using bcu config utility? No matter how many tests I do and follow the steps carefully, it won’t let me enter some data into the . txt of the bios; I have used the bios from here in post # 2 (11x360 G1.rar), since I have turned on the pc and all the data appears empty, but I can’t insert them all since I get those errors that appear on the screen and although below it seems that it can reprogram some like the feature byte… actually when I turn on the pc they don’t appear, only some manage to appear but for example...

You have to forgive me but I don't understand exactly what you're telling me hoaca388, what I've tried with the BCU program under windows is once you configure the "bcuconfig....get..." (I don't remember exactly how to write it) it generates a file where all the bios data appears in . txt format, well I see that in that file both the feature byte and the build id are blank and the MTM is in *lock mode, from what I've read you should put the missing data in their correct places and then do the "bcuconfig....set", but it gives me an error because it tells me that the MTM is in...

Hi hoaca388, thanks for responding. Could you tell me what you mean by the manual method and resetting the counter to zero? I know I've tried several tests and methods, but I can't quite figure out what you're referring to. Could you be more specific, since I'm still learning from you? I'm a bit of a novice and still need a little more precision in the steps.
Thanks.

I forgot to mention that I have also used that BCU option, I have read the manual so many times and tried to do it under cmd as administrator but it always gave me an error, that I could not write the data when doing the set..xxx, I tried under administrator and running cmd normally but nothing, without success, thanks anyway for mentioning it, I think the only option would be under some software like NBDmiFit but I can never unlock the motherboard and put it back into programming mode, I think HP has some kind of lock internally for that and it is difficult to unlock it, I even think after so...

Hi everyone,
Could someone fix my BIOS .bin file problem? The problem I'm having is that I replaced the motherboard in my HP ProBook x360 11 G1 EE with a new one. Since I'm a newbie and still learning, I did it wrong. I left out several pieces of information, such as the feature byte and the build id. The motherboard is no longer in programming mode, and I can't do anything. I've tried software like HP DMI NBDmiFit, but no matter how many videos I've watched and read here on your forum, I haven't been able to get it to work. It doesn't detect the flash drive in fat32, as some programs request,...