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December 31st, 2024 18:44
Bios xps 17 9710
The BIOS issue in the XPS 17 9710 device
My laptop had an issue where there was an exclamation mark next to the 3060 graphics card.
I suspected it might be related to either the chip or the BIOS, so I started with the BIOS.
I programmed the new BIOS and forgot to save the old one.
Now, I’m facing a new problem: the device won’t boot at all, and I can’t find the BIOS file anywhere.
Please, if anyone has the appropriate BIOS, kindly send it to me.
Board number:
Stradale MLK TGLH MB 19876-2
After solving the BIOS issue, if anyone has any suggestions for fixing the graphics problem, please let me know.
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ejn63
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December 31st, 2024 19:26
You can extract the BIOS image from the install file with a utility called PFSExtractor.
Alirezamdi
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December 31st, 2024 20:03
@ejn63
The file I received was 16 MB, while the BIOS is supposed to be 32 MB.
ejn63
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December 31st, 2024 20:38
Either that's the flash chip size or you're including the VBIOS -- the package nowhere near 32G in size.
Alirezamdi
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December 31st, 2024 23:38
@ejn63
I couldn’t get it done, and honestly, I’m really stuck. If you can take it out and send it to me, it would really help me.
HedgeFundManager
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January 1st, 2025 02:22
sometimes after a UEFI update it can take several minutes for the firmware to analyze the machine and build new tables of devices
Alirezamdi
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January 1st, 2025 02:54
@HedgeFundManager
I programmed the BIOS using the TNM device, and the original BIOS file is no longer available. That’s the situation.
HedgeFundManager
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January 1st, 2025 17:27
In the device manager a yellow ! suggests a driver is not present
go to nvidia.com and grab the latest driver