HP EliteBook x360 1040 G5 BIOS BLURR-6050A2999101-MB-A01(A1)
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Ec part number .Is that just the BIOS file?
Do you have the EC chip bin file too please?
I'd be glad to pay for that
Try to use those steps:
Warning machine is not in committed state
Warning: This BIOS is Not for Production Use.
Downloads AMTBrand tool
Brand11:
1. Copy folder Brand11 to the root of the USB key formatted as FAT32.
* Your USB key should have less than 40 folders and files in the root. *
2. Goes to F10 -> System Configuration -> Boot options -> UEFI Boot Mode
-> Press "Enter" to enable EFI boot -> Select "Accept" -> Save and exit.
3. Press F9 then "Boot from EFI File", then select your USB key -> Brand11
-> Bootx64.efi -> Press enter to run startup.nsh
4. Follow menu to commit AMT and AT.
Chose 1 to commit VPRO with AT, or 3 to commit Non-VPRO with AT
5. Press 9 and then Enter key to lock descriptor and reboot the machine.
6. Press F9 then "Boot from EFI File", then select your USB key -> Brand11
-> Bootx64.efi. You should see the message "Pass!!! This machine is configured"
7. Reboot to F10 and disable EFI boot mode. Done.
Brand12:
1. Copy folder Brand12 to the root of the USB key formatted as FAT16/FAT32.
* Your USB key should have less than 40 folders and files in the root. *
2. Goes to F10 -> System Configuration -> Boot options -> UEFI Boot Mode -> Press "Enter" to enable EFI boot -> Select "Accept" -> Save and exit.
3. Press F9 then ìBoot from EFI Fileî, then select your USB key -> Brand12 -> Bootx64.efi.
4. Follow menu to commit AMT and AT.
Brand13:
1. Copy folder Brand13 to the root of the USB key formatted as FAT16/FAT32.
* Your USB key should have less than 40 folders and files in the root. *
2. Goes to F10 -> System Configuration -> Boot options -> Boot Mode -> Choose "UEFI Hybrid" mode -> Save and exit.
3. Press F9 then ìBoot from EFI Fileî, then select your USB key -> Brand13 -> Bootx64.efi.
4. Follow menu to commit AMT
Warning machine is not in committed state
Warning: This BIOS is Not for Production Use.
Downloads AMTBrand tool
Brand11:
1. Copy folder Brand11 to the root of the USB key formatted as FAT32.
* Your USB key should have less than 40 folders and files in the root. *
2. Goes to F10 -> System Configuration -> Boot options -> UEFI Boot Mode
-> Press "Enter" to enable EFI boot -> Select "Accept" -> Save and exit.
3. Press F9 then "Boot from EFI File", then select your USB key -> Brand11
-> Bootx64.efi -> Press enter to run startup.nsh
4. Follow menu to commit AMT and AT.
Chose 1 to commit VPRO with AT, or 3 to commit Non-VPRO with AT
5. Press 9 and then Enter key to lock descriptor and reboot the machine.
6. Press F9 then "Boot from EFI File", then select your USB key -> Brand11
-> Bootx64.efi. You should see the message "Pass!!! This machine is configured"
7. Reboot to F10 and disable EFI boot mode. Done.
Brand12:
1. Copy folder Brand12 to the root of the USB key formatted as FAT16/FAT32.
* Your USB key should have less than 40 folders and files in the root. *
2. Goes to F10 -> System Configuration -> Boot options -> UEFI Boot Mode -> Press "Enter" to enable EFI boot -> Select "Accept" -> Save and exit.
3. Press F9 then ìBoot from EFI Fileî, then select your USB key -> Brand12 -> Bootx64.efi.
4. Follow menu to commit AMT and AT.
Brand13:
1. Copy folder Brand13 to the root of the USB key formatted as FAT16/FAT32.
* Your USB key should have less than 40 folders and files in the root. *
2. Goes to F10 -> System Configuration -> Boot options -> Boot Mode -> Choose "UEFI Hybrid" mode -> Save and exit.
3. Press F9 then ìBoot from EFI Fileî, then select your USB key -> Brand13 -> Bootx64.efi.
4. Follow menu to commit AMT
cyborg2021
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Hello, I tried this but it doesn't work.
Do you have a programmer tool if so than we need to know why did you buy a 2 Bios chip .
