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    Hi, I have this Huawei which shows a black screen when turned on, I need a working bios, the original backup is attached

    mainboard ryzen 7
    model huawei nbl-wap9r
    dah98ambad0 rev d
    sn/ g2qpm20b18001553

    Thanks
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    #2
    Originally posted by reset1986 View Post
    Hi, I have this Huawei which shows a black screen when turned on, I need a working bios, the original backup is attached

    mainboard ryzen 7
    model huawei nbl-wap9r
    dah98ambad0 rev d
    sn/ g2qpm20b18001553

    Thanks
    try
    Attached Files
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      #3
      Originally posted by volinakis View Post

      try
      I wrote the bios, screen still black, the fan doesn't turn, I noticed that after 15 seconds the laptop restarts, and the LED near the connector flashes quickly, solutions?the chip is a windond 25q64FW

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        #4
        Originally posted by reset1986 View Post

        I wrote the bios, screen still black, the fan doesn't turn, I noticed that after 15 seconds the laptop restarts, and the LED near the connector flashes quickly, solutions?the chip is a windond 25q64FW
        bios is extracted from update and transferred your DMI. Check soldering and let it run for 2 minutes to load new settings
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          #5
          Originally posted by volinakis View Post

          bios is extracted from update and transferred your DMI. Check soldering and let it run for 2 minutes to load new settings
          once this is done the situation does not change, I carried out some measurements and I find pin 8 of the 25q64fw at around 3 ohms, it seems too little, I desoldered the chip and injected 1.8v on pin 8 and it consumes around 1.4A and I find that the cpu heats up, I think the CPU is damaged, opinions?

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            #6
            Originally posted by reset1986 View Post

            once this is done the situation does not change, I carried out some measurements and I find pin 8 of the 25q64fw at around 3 ohms, it seems too little, I desoldered the chip and injected 1.8v on pin 8 and it consumes around 1.4A and I find that the cpu heats up, I think the CPU is damaged, opinions?
            remove bios chipset and see if it's not damaged (impedance to pin 8 pad should be >3ohm, also check diode to pin 8 pad) take a photo with bios chipset and components around it.
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              #7
              Originally posted by volinakis View Post

              remove bios chipset and see if it's not damaged (impedance to pin 8 pad should be >3ohm, also check diode to pin 8 pad) take a photo with bios chipset and components around it.
              Thanks for the help, but I delivered it to the customer unrepairable

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