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wolfwema

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Hi guys,

I messed up big time. I tried to update my ROG Ally (RC71L, Z1 Extreme) BIOS using a CH341A programmer, but I failed to get a proper backup before erasing the chip. Now my original BIOS is gone, and the backup file I have is just empty (all FF).

I have a CH341A programmer and a 1.8V adapter ready. I just need a clean, complete 32MB BIN file (Full Dump) that I can flash directly to the chip to bring my Ally back to life.

I don't care about the serial number or Windows key anymore; I just want to see the BIOS screen again.

If anyone has a verified 32MB dump for the RC71L (Board: NR2301L), please share it with me. I would really appreciate your help!

Thank you!
 
Hi guys,

I messed up big time. I tried to update my ROG Ally (RC71L, Z1 Extreme) BIOS using a CH341A programmer, but I failed to get a proper backup before erasing the chip. Now my original BIOS is gone, and the backup file I have is just empty (all FF).

I have a CH341A programmer and a 1.8V adapter ready. I just need a clean, complete 32MB BIN file (Full Dump) that I can flash directly to the chip to bring my Ally back to life.

I don't care about the serial number or Windows key anymore; I just want to see the BIOS screen again.

If anyone has a verified 32MB dump for the RC71L (Board: NR2301L), please share it with me. I would really appreciate your help!

Thank you!
 

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I'm working on my ROG Ally (RC71L) and I’ve run into a wall.

I used a CH341A programmer to flash this BIOS file. The process went smoothly and the verification was 100% successful. However, when I power on the device, it just hangs at the ROG Logo screen and won't enter the BIOS or boot any further.

Am I missing a specific step? Is there something I need to do to the BIN file (like clearing the PSP region) before flashing? Any advice for a beginner would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!
 
I think problem from AMD chipset
Thank you for the reply. To be honest, I'm a bit lost on what my next step should be.

I consulted an AI assistant about this 'stuck at Logo' issue, and it suggested that I might need to 'Clean the PSP region' because I'm using a BIOS dump from a different machine.

Do you think this is the right direction to pursue? If so, would it be possible for you to provide a version of the file with a Cleaned PSP region? Or perhaps you could guide me on how to process the file myself?

Since my original backup is corrupted, I really want to make sure I’m on the right track this time. Thank you so much for your patience and help!
 
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