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My PC (HP pavilion - 14-al110TX) was suddenly shut down and couldn't be ON (did not receive power from the adaptor). The computer technician has diagnosed it as a problem with BIOS. The original BIOS available on the motherboard is DA0G7AMB6D1. Who can help me how to get the BIOS DA0G7AMB6D1 for my PC?

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Hi @Takele 

 

The " computer technician" has not diagnosed the problem correctly.

 

If the power LED does not light up when the power adapter is plugged in, that means there is either a problem with the power adapter or the VCore on the system board. The power LED lighting up is a hardware diagnostic that  means power is OK.

That is a hardware issue and has nothing to do with the BIOS. 
Think about this: You can't make changes to the  laptop's current BIOS if a notebook won't power on at all. So what good would even having the ROM file do for you?

 

I highly recommend that you find another shop to repair your laptop. The one you have is leading you down a rabbit hole.



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