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‎06-24-2021 08:53 AM

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Product: HP Compaq Elite 8300 AIO
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I want to share how to restore BIOS on HP 8300 AIO. I have bad BIOS at HP Compaq Elite 8300 AIO.I have taken different steps. As a result, the computer stopped giving signals - only a red LED was on and the computer was constantly rebooting. As it turned out, the BIOS chip burned out. I ordered a similar one for Flash, I asked for it on the programmer and re-soldered a new one. After that, the computer booted up normally, but the network card was not visible. ITS address was ffffffff. Search on the Internet showed that there is a program http://www.biosrepair.com/bios/eeupdate.htm, which register the MAC address in the BIOS of the computer. But since it works in the DOS environment, you need to make the corresponding flash drive, for example, using the rufus https://rufus.ie/.
And everything is in order. I am enjoy my computer .

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