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eeprom Chip searching on Motherboard

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Hello, I'm quite new here(and to chip programming). I have a Acer Aspire V3-771G that I found in my garage and thought I could get it going for multimedia purposes. It was bios locked. However I Do have the ch341a setup with the Pin to connect it to the chip on the motherboard. Only problem is, I couldn't get the ch341a to read either chip attached to the motherboard.  I took pictures of both chips, I just don't know which one I should be working on(if either). Any Suggestions?

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BIOS unlock for Insyde F.22 version

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Please unlock the bios for hp 15q-dy0008au the bios version is Insyde f.22 and the serial number is CND8507NBY Please unlock the advanced features so i can increase the dedicated video memory or increase the ram speed.
Thank you for reading.
Please unlock it soon and upload it soon.
I hope you will reply soon
Thank You.
Yours Sincerely 
NIPUNBOSS

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Unlocking Acer Aspire VX5-591G Bios

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Dear Bios Moders

currently I am facing a blank screen after installing intel graphic 630 for a month. I have been doing a lot of research on myself, but I got no luck. currently my laptop running on microsoft basic display adapter and GTX 1050Ti, due to non existent of intel driver, there is a significant drop in performance since the iGPU were the one maintaining the display and other stuff before sending it to dGPU. BTW while it's on blank screen I can still heard a sound if i plugged a usb and my win 10-hotspot still running. it's blank, but it's running. I can't connect to HDMI since there is no intel GPU driver on it, and I have tried to connected my laptop on a PC screen via HDMI while it's on blank screen, but still no luck.

I am willing to learn how to unlock my bios for the advanced setting, because there is a setting there that I would like to try (like changing the GPU which maintaining the display, etc).

Here is my Laptop hardware Info:
Acer Aspire VX5-591G
Intel I5-7300HQ, Nvidia GTX 1050Ti

Bios version : V 1.08
Attachment: Dxdiag.txt

Thank you for reading,
Best Regards, Ez

MSI ps63 8sc firmware unlock (fans control)

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I’ve bought MSI ps63 8sc recently.
 
One of the key reasons why I’ve chosen it the fact the majority of reviewers stated that it is quiet under low load. As a particular, many people wrote that under low load (browsing/office) notebook is silent – something can be heard only if put an ear close to it.
 
However, I discovered that with my laptop this is not the case – without any load at all (=idle) fans are spinning around 2900-3100 RPM and produce loud sounds. It looks like the 2900-3000RPMs are set as minimum speeds at which fans start. I tried to play with custom profiles in MSI software and no matter how many percentage I put (10-20-30%) the fans always work at 2900-3000RPM minimum.
 
I’ve found several forum threads with owners of ps63. And several people in 2019 published screens of Creator Center where I can see the fan speeds around 1800-1900RPMs – so, this was possible.
 
But after that people are complaining that after they installed new firmware 16S1EMS1.105 fans became crazy and started to spin at around 3000RPM minimum (like in my case). Many people downgraded to 16S1EMS1.104 and again happy now.
 
But the problem is that ps63 has several ‘submodels’ – 8rd, 8sc etc. The firmwares 16S1EMS1.1xx is officially for MS-16S1 submodels. I have 16S2EMS1.102 preinstalled and this is for MS-16S2 submodels.
 
Obviously, my 16S2EMS1.102 is “new type” of firmware which doesn’t allow to fans to go below 2900-3000RPMs making notebook too loud.
 
 
Can somebody help me please with this issue? Is there a way to “unlock” firmware to directly modify parameters which are responsible for minimal RPMs of fans?
 
 

[REQUEST] ASUS GL12CP unlock

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Hello, I wanted to know if anyone can go ahead and unlock the bios. Most importantly there is an option for enabling the iGPU. It seems to be automatically disabled whenever a GPU is inserted into the PCIe slot if that isn't possible any other extras would be appreciated.


https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...sp=sharing

Request Lenovo E550 (j5uj64ww)

HELP Panasonic CF 53 mk4 WiFi/Bluetooth

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Hello [Image: clear.png] I have CF53-mk4, my wlan card was faulty, I replaced it with same type (Intel AC 7260 NGW. Now wlan work again, but bluetooth not, I dont see it in device manager. When I remove it and try with old card again bluetooth work I see it in device manager too, but new card nothing. Please where can be problem? I bought another card again, but still the same problem, wlan work but bluetooth not. In my bios I dont see anything about bluetooth. Someone can help me?

White list removal wifi


[Request] Lenovo TP X240 Supervisor Password & computrace removal

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Hi Guys,

I have a TP x240 with acivated SVP and activated computrace software. Can anyone help me to remove those?
Ich already read that I need a ch341a programmer with a testing clip. What kind of software do I need to dump the bios?

Many thanks in advance!
Aekschn

[REQUEST] Asus X541UA Whitelist Removal

Flashing the Correct BIOS to ASUS X407UA

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Hello guys!

My laptop is an ASUS X407UA. I updated the BIOS not checking carefully that the BIOS file that I downloaded from ASUS website was for an ASUS X407UAR.

I didn't notice that the wrong BIOS was flashed since the laptop booted fine after the update, but things started to get weird once I booted to Windows. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios were not working and I was receiving error messages from Windows 10. I checked "System Information" and confirmed that the laptop model changed to X407UAR. It boggles me that the ASUS installer allowed for the BIOS file to be flashed even if it was for another model.

So I tried searching for solutions on how can I re-flash the correct BIOS file into my laptop.

I tried using WinFlash 3.2.10, running it with /nodate and /force. Selected the correct BIOS file and Update button was enabled. The only problem was when I try to click Update, it works for at least 5 seconds and returns an error that the "BIOS File is not valid.". I tried re-downloading the BIOS file but still the same error.

Next, I tried using ASUS EZ Flash Utility 3.0 but every time I will select the correct BIOS file it tells me that the "Selected file is not a proper BIOS!". I've read somewhere that typing the word r i s k y would allow the error to be bypassed but it didn't work for me.

Then I tried using the holding CTRL + Home then Power On method that I've also read somewhere. Put the correct BIOS with different file names into a FAT32 formatted flash drive. I tried X407UAAS.304, X407UAAS.BIN, X407UAR-AS.304, X407UAR-AS.BIN, AMIBOOT.ROM but nothing worked. It seems like the laptop is not finding the correct file that it needs.


Is there any other method that I can try to re-flash the correct BIOS? I'm willing to try anything even if with a BIOS programmer if that's the only thing that will work.

I hope you guys can help me out. Thank you so much.

HELP! How to Re-Flash BIOS ASUS X407UA

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Hello guys!

My laptop is an ASUS X407UA. I updated the BIOS not checking carefully that the BIOS file that I downloaded from ASUS website was for an ASUS X407UAR.

I didn't notice that the wrong BIOS was flashed since the laptop booted fine after the update, but things started to get weird once I booted to Windows. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios were not working and I was receiving error messages from Windows 10. I checked "System Information" and confirmed that the laptop model changed to X407UAR. It boggles me that the ASUS installer allowed for the BIOS file to be flashed even if it was for another model.

So I tried searching for solutions on how can I re-flash the correct BIOS file into my laptop.

I tried using WinFlash 3.2.10, running it with /nodate and /force. Selected the correct BIOS file and Update button was enabled. The only problem was when I try to click Update, it works for at least 5 seconds and returns an error that the "BIOS File is not valid.". I tried re-downloading the BIOS file but still the same error.

Next, I tried using ASUS EZ Flash Utility 3.0 but every time I will select the correct BIOS file it tells me that the "Selected file is not a proper BIOS!". I've read somewhere that typing the word r i s k y would allow the error to be bypassed but it didn't work for me.

Then I tried using the holding CTRL + Home then Power On method that I've also read somewhere. Put the correct BIOS with different file names into a FAT32 formatted flash drive. I tried X407UAAS.304, X407UAAS.BIN, X407UAR-AS.304, X407UAR-AS.BIN, AMIBOOT.ROM but nothing worked. It seems like the laptop is not finding the correct file that it needs.


Is there any other method that I can try to re-flash the correct BIOS? I'm willing to try anything even if with a BIOS programmer if that's the only thing that will work.

I hope you guys can help me out. Thank you so much.

Asus K72JT bios unlock request

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Hi all 
Can somoene please mod this bios for me ? 

https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/K7...TAS206.zip


i want to be able to change the speed of the fan because the laptop fan run max speed only when it reaches 90 degres and the program speedfan or the many i tried, didn't seem to have any effect on the fan.
So i hope that some settings in the bios could be unlocked to change the speed of the fan.

[REQUEST] Lenovo Thinkpad E520 Whitelist Removal

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Today I've planned on changing my wifi card from my old Thinkpad E520. i think there is a Centrino N inside and just purchased a Intel Dual Band AC-7260(720HMW)
Can i have a modified bios so i can bypas the restriction? I'm using the 1.26 version 8HET44WW .. Had no idea they'd have restrictions on such things.
Thanks
Sorry if there is another link about this, but cant find it.. Tongue

Upgrading an old aspire 7741g

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Hi everyone! I'm new in the forum, so i hope to have wrote in the right section. Anyways, i got this old laptop (aspire 7741g) that i kinda want to push to the limits. What kind of cpus you guys thinks it will fit the best? I thought of installing an i7 620M (i've seen laptops that have been upgraded succesfully, even whit an i7 720QM). I also thought about installing an i7 940XM (the laptop has also a dedicated gpu, so it should gives a video output). Could such a cpu be able to be recognized by the mobo? I'm sorry if my english is kinda bad.
P.S: the laptop current has an i3 330M

Bios splash screen request for old system

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I have an older system that I would like to make a request for the change of the splash screen. The motherboard is an ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe. Vintage 2005 I believe. This is in an Alienware system and I believe the previous owner flashed a standard ASUS bios on to the motherboard as the Alienware logo is gone and the bios is next to the last one available. I am only looking to replace the splash screen with a specific black and white logo that I have. I can make it what ever format you need for the work. Just let me know what kind of contribution you would require via PM. Currently I really don't have the time to learn how to do this even though I understand that it is not that difficult. I believe that it is an award bios. Thanks!

standard acer helios 300 bios PH315-51-78NP

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Alguém que tenha o BIOS Acer Acer Helios 300 PH315-51-78NP padrão? Estou com um problema de tela preta sem carregar o BIOS quando ligo o notebook, então gostaria de reescrever meu BIOS para tentar resolver o problema ...

[REQUEST] Need Hacked BIOS For Gigabyte Aero 17 HDR XB

MSI 990XA GD55 BIOS mode for PCI-e M.2 Nvme SSD support (applicable to others)

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Hi,
If you experience, an old bios not supporting  Nvme ssd in the PCI-e data way then this can be usefull..

My hardware: msi 990xa gd55 motherboard, samsung evo 970 plus 500 GB M.2-nvme and Msi nvme-pci card adapter.

The way is simple, if your motherboard brand has a nvme support in the newer version as the same chipset of your old motherboard, then the nvme drivers in the bios dxe can be pull out and inserted to your old motherboards bios ...

requirements
1-Copy of your old motherboard bios
2-Nvme supporting new bios copy
3-An old flash usb disk
4-Lastest ver of UEFI tool program
5-AFUDE238 for flashing your moded bios back (can be changed acording to your brand)
6-Rufus for to prepare a bootable usb


The work:

1-Enter into bios and copy your existing ROM: as the MSI bios has a bios flash tool and have the option of bios backup, just insert a FAT32 formatted usb with just one primary patition and boot into bios, choose utilities option and get a copy of your orginal bios.

2-Exit bios and enter your OS, download UEFI tool prog

3-For MSI, 990xa dg55 board have the same chipset with 990fxa but while fxa has the nvme support xa do not.  so the goal is to extract nvme support from 990fxa and just implement to 990xa

4-Open the new bios file of 990fxa and old one of yours side to side in two seperate UEFI tool prog and compare them by opening the file tree. There are DXE driver type entries for the system drives in the subtype colum. The newer one has Nvme, NVMEINT13 and NvmeSmm drivers in this dxe section but 990xa-old one do not...

5-Choose the drivers one by one Nvme, NVMEINT13 and NvmeSmm, and right click, choose extract as is option and save the files as .ffs format

6-In your old bios file, where is the last dxe entry, there must be pad file.

.... DO NOT TRY TO INSERT FILE TO ANOTHER PLACE.....

choose the last DXE entry, rightclik, and choose insert after. Insert three of the extracted files one by one as to be the same order with orginal bios. Action colon will hold ''insert''. After then just save as a new file and exit UEFI toolkit.

The total file sizes must be exact the same before and after insertion of the drives. If not it means samething go wrong and just make it again....

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IMPORTANT : If your motherboard do not have same chipset nvme support or u can not find bios file, there are avaible Nvme support drivers in the form of bios insertable *.ffs files. But the drives you find may not be compatable with your system and you have to try more than one to find the suitable one....

https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21ABsFwc0otsoLx3k&id=5014229B9E752333%2128813&cid=5014229B9E752333
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7-With rufus prepare a bootable FAT32  free dos based usb, then copy new modded bios file and afude238.exe

8-insert the usb and boot, .....DO NOT USE THE INTEGRATED FLASH UPDATE UTILITY IN THE BIOS... When booted  usb must get the control and Dos enviroment will come...

9-flash the bios from the command prompt of dos and reboot

10-Boot into bios and make sata option AHCI or raid (it may change acording to pci card type or Nvme ssd i do not know but i have a raid system sata raid works for me) as M.2 Nvme  ssd will be an UEFI system with GPT if u plan to install Win 10, raid rom must not be legacy, menu differs along motherboards...

11-For win 7 you must load the needed nvme and sata ahci raid drivers during win install, but win 10 do not need.
 

thats all....

CPU upgrade toshiba c660-245

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