DELL XPS M1530 bios A12 REPOST? All the links are down, can someone please post a new link to modded bios for Dell XPS M1530 - A12 thank You!
It's OK. Reboot the notebook, press F12, go to the Manufacturing Mode and press Fn-X to return the system to normal mode.
it's not an error, when we flashing the bios from a pure DOS, a notebook runs in the maximal performance mode. Press F12 when power ON, and go to the normal mode (Fn-X)
Hello friend ... I know that you are using a modified A13 bios on your laptop dell precision nm6300 I descragado the file from the link but I do want to know how the installation of this bios, I have a dell M6300 precicion and a14 bios update I has brought problems of high temperatures but are only readings that expels cold air vents so the laptop crashes to reach 100 ° cc and the qualification of win7 is 5.0 and above was 5.9 core 2 Duo T7700 2.4 of speed I would like to know if the bios would solve this problem? if I can install it from windows or as I should? what is the difference with the A13 bios from the official page of ell. do not know much about these things and I will be thankful if you help me solve this problem I could not work from this update. Thanks for your reply.
The only difference with the modded bios I posted and the official file from Dell is the slic table was updated to 2.1. No other mods where made. I only post files that I've tested and successfully installed myself. The A14 bios update from Dell failed testing before any modding was done. Since it did not contain any useful changes I reverted to the earlier bios which I am currently running with Windows 7 64 Ultimate without any issues. By your description of the issues you are having I believe your experiencing hardware related issues and updating the bios will not help. You need to have an expert look at it.
Hi Guys, I have a D610 (actually only motherboard+CPU+RAM+external USB HDD). It is used as a small linux server. Since there is no internal HDD, every time I boot the machine, it shows "Internal HDD hard error!" , and asks to press F1 to continue. This is annoying, because I have to connect a keyboard in order to really boot up the machine. Could you please advise if it is possible to mod the BIOS to skip the internal HDD check. If it is, please help or show me the direction. Thanks a lot!
F2 .. disable hard disk .. off aka none.. if its an option in bios u could also checkout dell client configuration tool to do that