Hello! Still no solution to my problem. I was looking for a way to somehow force the bios to open in an emulator. The purpose of this would be to be able to reset the factory bios and then upload and start the machine. Can anyone help with this? Or perhaps a functional flash that can start the bios in the default position on the machine (jumper or short-circuit cmos deletion reset). Of course, for the motherboard in question.

Hello!
Yes, I tried both bios.
Since I want to give a complete picture, I will write down all my observations.
The picture of the original bios already sent above was taken before the complete collapse.
Since the crash, I've been looking for a solution on this forum. I found two bios uploads for the motherboard code in the topic. Since I wanted a complete solution regarding the programming and for the recovery, I opened this topic.
I would like to thank you for the help I have received so far.
But I still need help and I will summarize it at the end of the solution...

Unfortunately it doesn't work. It turns on, the indicator LEDs work, but there is no image. The backlight turns on for 5 seconds and then the image goes dark. The bios login logo is not visible either....

As soon as the second tweezer arrives, I will try it. The one I bought the first time was not there, I could only read it with it. At the beginning of the tweezers, the part that should be stuck doesn't do its job. Now I can wait for the new part or I can heat it up and do the repair with the appropriate socket....

Thanks! Which one should I put on? or in what order? It looks like the tweezers won't grip the bios chip properly now. I may have to buy another one or have this one replaced....

Hello! Reader 341a has arrived. the bios read with the programmer is compressed and uploaded in a folder. There are 2 backups because I couldn't retrieve one of them. The second backup.bin has already been opened to see if the backup was really successful.
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You could look at the picture I posted. For me, the one you circled in your picture....

[QUOTE=SMDFlea;n3179697]Post the part number on top of this chip

I don't have the programmer yet so I can read and save the bios. On top of the chip next to the processor (with your help) the following inscription can be read: 6N1352 25LQ64 CVI6 P0K329. But maybe you see it differently than I do. unfortunately, this is the best sharpness I could get from my phone. [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"medium","data-attachmentid":3179824}[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":...

I'm buying a spi programmer today. which chip will the bios be on? there are 4 of the 8-pin chips shown in the picture, but I don't see a bios inscription next to any of them. [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"medium","data-attachmentid":3179427}[/ATTACH]...

I managed to photograph this a few days before the bios died [URL=filedata/fetch?id=3179165&d=1705343849][ATTACH=JSON]{"alt":"Click image for larger version Name:\t20240113_210227.jpg Views:\t4 Size:\t1.27 MB ID:\t3179165","data-align":"none","data-attachmentid":"3179165","data-size":"medium"}[/ATTACH][/URL]...

that's all there is on the back. picture attached. [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"medium","data-attachmentid":3179161}[/ATTACH]...

on the back there is as much as shown in the picture. I don't have a bios backup because it crashed a while ago and I can't get it to work. [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"medium","data-attachmentid":3179144}[/ATTACH]...

Hello! there is a tablet marked Cello aio 101 on which the bios died. After switching on, there is a backlight for 5 seconds, then it turns off, there is no picture, and if I leave it in this state, the cpu heats up, which leads to the conclusion that something is working in the background or it should be working. If I cut off all power and then turn it back on, the process cools down as well. I would like to fix this bios, but I can't find how and which one anywhere. It has an Intel N2930 processor. The bios mark " ETON ET866 94v-0 E213441 TOP V1.03 1429-8 5000-0004-0203 2013.1114.1700 "...