woah, thank you very much... This is the first time I've seen a schematic like this, it looks a bit confusing, maybe I need to learn how to read it...
okay about the power button, when the button is pressed the multimeter reads 0v, then when the button is not pressed the multimeter reads 3v. is this normal or is there a short?...
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Oh yes, when I plug in the charger cable, I feel this chip is a little warm but not hot (I checked with an infrared thermometer around 35 degrees), is this normal?
I have attached a picture of the chip because I don't know what kind of chip it is.
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I'm sorry, if I may ask...where should I measure the voltage? is it on the coil? or on the mosfet around the coil? I'm really a beginner here. I will attach a photo of the results of measuring the voltage on the coil.
for EC it looks like you are right there is no problem because when i install the battery and then plug in the charger then the charging indicator appears. it's just that it doesn't respond when i press the power button.
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I've seen one of your videos, if I'm not mistaken the first step is to check the power rail line. After i measured the power rails, the voltages appeared 20v, 5v, 3v. and i think this board has nothing shorted. is it possible that this is my bios or the SIO chip that has a problem?
For your information, I tried to flash my BIOS with the new firmware from MSI's official website, but still nothing happened, could this be a problem with the SIO chip?
My SIO chip: ENE KB9548GF2
*backup bios attached below
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Okay, I'll explain it, forgive me if my explanation confuses you...
So this laptop died because I tried to force it off and it wouldn't turn back on. I tried to watch tutorials on youtube to see what problems actually occur with this laptop. One of the videos I saw on youtube said to try to connect the power cord to the motherboard and then see if there is any current going into the motherboard. But since I don't have a power supply, I removed the DC jack and modified it with a voltmeter that has an amp meter.
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To see the current entering the board. Because I don't have a power supply.
but when I put the charger on, the current calculation value is not there even when I press the power button it still won't come out the current value. but if the battery is installed, the current value will appear. and even then my laptp still won't turn on....Leave a comment:
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oh I see, I apologize..I forgot to tell you the board number I have.
Board number: MS-16R61 VER 2.2
I measured the incoming voltage around 20v then the voltage of 5 and 3 volts also appeared, but when I checked using a power supply at 20v, the ampere value did not move at all aka 0 ampere. for measurements using resistance how do you know if something is shorted?
oh yes for the bios flashing tool I have a ch341a programmer, coincidentally I have flashed my laptop bios too, but it still won't turn on.
maybe I attached a photo of the board that...Leave a comment:
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Hi, I have finished checking all the inductors, I will attach the measurement results below.
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I've tried flashing it but why does my laptop still not want to start? even though my laptop when I checked the 20v voltage was there and the voltage of 5 and 3 volts was there....Leave a comment:
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oh yes, that's what I meant..okay I'll try to measure the inductor and post all the measurement photos here....Leave a comment:
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okay I'll try to flash it, please apologize if I trouble you because I'm really new to the computer technician....Leave a comment:
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after I compared the bios from the web with the backup, how come it is different? is this normal?...Leave a comment:
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thanks for responding so quickly, I'll try flashing it....Leave a comment:
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The coil you are referring to is a conductor?
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I NEED A BIOS FOR MY MSI GF63 THIN 11UCX (MS-16R6) LAPTOP
Help me, I need bios for msi gf63 thin 11 ucx model: MS-16R6
the problem is that my bios is corrupt after I forcefully turned off my device, and my laptop won't turn on.
Specifications:
Device: GF63 Thin 11UCX-1603ID-BB51126H8GXXDX11EM
S/N: K2307N0106053
Motherboard: MS-16R61 VER 2.2
my bios chip : GigaDevice 25B256EYIG
BIOS dump/backup attached below
[SIZE=24px]Don't post pictures unless asked.[/SIZE]Help me, I need bios for msi gf63 thin 11 ucx model: MS-16R6
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MSI GF63 THIN 11UCX (MS-16R6) LAPTOP WON'T TURN ON AFTER RESTARTING
To all the members here...
Let me tell you a little bit about what happened to my laptop (MSI GF63 THIN 11UCX model: MS-16R6) that “maybe” you know how to solve this problem.
So before this problem happened, my laptop was running smoothly. When I wanted to restart my laptop, it looked fine at first. But after I waited for this restart process to take a long time, until finally I panicked (because the restart process did not finish plus the laptop screen only showed a black screen), I immediately pressed and held the power button to force the laptop to turn off. But... -
Schematic/Boardview Laptop MSI GF63 Thin 11UCX (MS-16R6)
I need help, does anyone have a schematic file or boardview file for the MS-16R61 ver motherboard: 2.2 or MSI GF63 Thin 11UCX laptop?
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whoa, I am very happy to join this community, I do not regret to join this forum, the content on this forum discusses very important all especially me who is still very beginner...
oh yeah I forgot...
Hello everyone, introduce me Rdevelabs someone who has just plunged into computer technicians who are each very very beginner. I see from this forum a lot of great people who understand about computers, I feel very lucky to join this forum.
Please also apologize if I ask a lot of questions. because there are many things that I want or don't know at all.
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