Acer Aspire 136x BIOS recovery - Vyřešil jsem !!!
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Acer Aspire 136x BIOS recovery - Vyřešil jsem !!!
Dobrý den, mám zmíněný NTB se spadlým BIOSem. Přečetl jsem snad všechny rady (tj. USB FDD, crisis disketa, FN+Esc ... ), ale stále se nedaří. Pokud to někdo dělal, tak prosím o pomoc ... už si nevím rady. Případně jestli někdo nemá BIN obsah - programátor mám. Děkuji
Naposledy upravil(a) warp dne 07 dub 2014, 22:34, celkem upraveno 1 x.
Nedávno jsem řešil podobný problém, bios: ftp://ftp.work.acer-euro.com/notebook/a ... os/AS1360/
jak získat z wph bin: I had a similar problem with an Acer Aspire 3000-ZL5, all you need is an Hex Editor. On Acer Support website there're 4 BIOS updates, 3 for laptops with ATIs Graphics Card and 1 more for Intel Graphic Card, versions 3A43 and 3A45. There are 4 files available, the size of your Firmware chip is 512KB (7FFFFh starting from 00000h). Open the WPH BIOS file that corresponds to the graphic card installed in your laptop with your Hex Editor and go to the file position 80000, erase everything from that position to the end, you should end up at 7FFFF if done correctly, nothing more nothing less than that. At file offset 7FFF0 it should start with byte E9 xx xx than in these versions should be E9 3F B4. Save the file with a different name or overwrite it and you'll end up with a file size of 524,288 bytes, once you check this you're ready to program your chip with this file. Very simple.
jak získat z wph bin: I had a similar problem with an Acer Aspire 3000-ZL5, all you need is an Hex Editor. On Acer Support website there're 4 BIOS updates, 3 for laptops with ATIs Graphics Card and 1 more for Intel Graphic Card, versions 3A43 and 3A45. There are 4 files available, the size of your Firmware chip is 512KB (7FFFFh starting from 00000h). Open the WPH BIOS file that corresponds to the graphic card installed in your laptop with your Hex Editor and go to the file position 80000, erase everything from that position to the end, you should end up at 7FFFF if done correctly, nothing more nothing less than that. At file offset 7FFF0 it should start with byte E9 xx xx than in these versions should be E9 3F B4. Save the file with a different name or overwrite it and you'll end up with a file size of 524,288 bytes, once you check this you're ready to program your chip with this file. Very simple.