DAG3JBMB8D0 BIOS (REV D)
File details
| Type | BIOS |
|---|---|
| Board number | DAG3JBMB8D0 |
| Board maker (ODM) | Quanta |
| Revision | D |
| Device | Laptop |
| Format | RAR |
| Size | 14 MB |
| Marks | tested by uploader |
| Added | June 25, 2022 |
| Updated | |
| Original file name | TPN_Q241_DAG3JBMB8D0_REVD_CPU_I5_10300H_WORKING_BIOS_100%_16_MB.rar |
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Description
BIOS dump for a laptop with board number DAG3JBMB8D0, revision D, from the ODM Quanta. The uploader marked it as tested, and the original file name refers to a 16 MB chip, a Q241 model code and a CPU listed as i5-10300H. Technicians use a dump like this to reprogram the SPI flash chip with a programmer after a corrupted BIOS or a failed update. Before flashing, confirm that the board number and revision match your board exactly, and read and save the original chip contents as a backup. The file is a 13.6 MB RAR archive.
For board DAG3JBMB8D0 the catalog also has 1 schematic and 5 BIOS dumps.
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Questions about this file
How do I flash this BIOS dump?
Write it to the SPI flash chip with a programmer such as the CH341A and a SOIC8 clip. Read and keep the original contents first, and check that the chip size matches the dump.
Will this BIOS work on my board?
Only if the board number and revision match: DAG3JBMB8D0. Dumps from a different board or revision can leave the board dead.
What does “clean ME” mean?
The Intel ME region in the dump has been reset, so it can be used on another board of the same model. Keep your original dump and transfer serial numbers if needed.