Now that I analyzed things thoroughly, that's not the current generic BIOS I'm using now that's the BIOS bin file update that bricked my laptop....

Sorry for not answering soon, I was trying to find a way to copy/dump BIOS bin without programming tools (I don't have them yet - late delivery due to civil unrest protests after political election).

Gladly enough, I found a way. Here it is...

Thanks for answering! How can I add the dmi file?

Here's my current BIOS configuration and lacks TPM Device, TPM State and other related settings (I got it using HP BCU)...

Howdy!

I need BIOS for:

model: 15-bs1xx dkl50 la-e802p rev 1.0
motherboard id: 832B
cpu: i5 8250u​

If that is the case, to avoid flashing the wrong BIOS (I downloaded some here), can someone please share the correct BIOS for me?

model: 15-bs1xx dkl50 la-e802p rev 1.0
motherboard id: 832B
cpu: i5 8250u...

I have a question, though I'm waiting for my programming tools to arrive in my country, my motherboard is an i5 8250u (15-bs1xx), can I flash any compatible BIOS variant regardless of motherboard model or id? I mean, 15-bs190od, 15-bs102nq, etc?

Thank you for answering! I'll buy the programming tools soon. However, I don't have desoldering/soldering skills. I'll have to try out ch341a programming with soic8 test clip on the BIOS chip while it still is on the motherboard first....

Howdy! I don't have BIOS flashing tools right now, but I'd like to flash that firmware using USB. My computer is fine, however some days ago I ran into BIOS updating issues and I had to take the laptop for some guy to flash the BIOS. The problem is that the generic BIOS he gave me don't have support for TPM 2.0, but the original BIOS that came with the laptop did.

I don't have serial number and other things like featurebyte, because i bought the motherboard from AliExpress.

My original BIOS

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Howdy!

Your new homie Boobas here.