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03-07-2021 10:30 AM
Product: Example: Envy 13-ab007na
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)
Hello everyone.
I was trying to reprogram Envy 13-ab007na corrupt bios chip. I downloaded the latest bios from HP website, copied the image out to a folder, but I got (.bin file ) and (.s12 file).
my tl866 plus supports only .bin file.
Please I need a guideline to follow ( I used to download bios files from third party websites).
Please help me.
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03-07-2021 11:45 AM
You misunderstand our role here. We are not HP Tech Support and we are not technicians. We are a self-help community of volunteers and we have no information to walk folks through any programming work.
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