HP Pavilion Notebook - 17t-g100 - DAX1BDMB6F0

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HP Pavilion Notebook - 17t-g100
DAX1BDMB6F0 - AX1BD
BID: version: F.78
080A0F78
Hp 15-AB289SA Star War An051na DAX1BDMB6F0 Rev F Ok
and
HP ENVY - 17-s147cl dax1bdmb6f0 rev F 0816F.F95_KBL

 

[Sali Trisno]

Help rebuild no display

 

[ThienBui]

Help rebuild no display

 

[luckyfahad79]

Clean me please

 

[ThienBui]

Clean me please

https://vinafix.com/attachments/clearmess-zip.171455/

 

[luckyfahad79]

https://vinafix.com/attachments/clearmess-zip.171455/

worked like charm

 

[schrauberniklas]

I made a mistake trying to replace the HP logo and now I no longer have a working BIOS.

Running picture I have 80A4! and not 80A0

The first BIOS works halfway - but the device is very slow and only starts reluctantly.

• System Time: [23:40:41]
• System Date: [04/06/2026]
• Notebook Model: HP Pavilion Notebook
• Product Number: K3D64EA#ABD
• System Board ID: 80A4
• Born On Date: 03/07/2016
• Processor Type: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6500U CPU @ 2.50GHz
• Total Memory: 12 GB
• BIOS Version: F.61
• BIOS Vendor: Insyde
• Serial Number: 5CD5435FN6
• UUID Number: 35444335-3334-4635-4E36-B05ADADD05C5
• System Board CT Number: PFMRP018J9M03G
• Factory installed OS: Win10
• Primary Battery SN: 32310 08/15/2015
• WLAN FCC ID: PD93165NG
• Bluetooth FCC ID: PD93165NG
• System Log
• Build ID: 15WW3SET601#SABD#DABD
• Feature Byte: 3Q6b7K7M7W7zaBapaqasauawbCbhbpcbdUdXdp
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I tried to replace the HP logo with the Insyde tools - but since I didn't know which attributes (jpg bmp - resolution etc.) I advised that and I think that the Insyde tool destroyed the image. Unfortunately!!! I don't have any backup anymore... just a bunch of non-functioning bios files. The main bios starts but it's very difficult and unfortunately not always. The battery is not recognized - The device sometimes starts despite Caps Locks 5x long 3x short (screen is on and just before the last flash the HP logo appears and Windows starts)

!!!!!The attached file is now the BIOS that is on the chip - but! As I said, it's difficult to run!!!!

**edit - The picture is from the bios when it was still working! Before... I tried to swap the HP logo**