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I unlocked my asus k43tk headen bios settings using a well-stablished modded bios, and it performed perfectly for some days. But then I decided to disable the weak apu graphics HD6520G to use its more powerfull discrete HD7670m as the primary (and only) graphics card.
I think I carelessly changed the settings in the northbridge menu, and after saving and restarting I got a black screen. The fan and leds are working, and HD7670m was fully functional before these changes.
I removed the CMOS battery for 3 days to reset it but no success.
Are the bios configs stored in the same BIOS flash (which is non-volatile), or perhaps in the EC (embedded controller) flash (I downloaded my laptop board schematic, it has two separate spi flash memories for "system bios" and "ec" firmware)?
I have tried to recover the bios by copying original bios file on a flash drive and renaming it several times as the SUPER, AMIBOOT, K43TK, and BIOS, all with .BIN and .ROM formats, and holding ctrl+home while turning it on; but no success.
Any help to reset the BIOS configurations to the default settings is appriciated.
Thank you for contributing in this usefull forum.
I unlocked my asus k43tk headen bios settings using a well-stablished modded bios, and it performed perfectly for some days. But then I decided to disable the weak apu graphics HD6520G to use its more powerfull discrete HD7670m as the primary (and only) graphics card.
I think I carelessly changed the settings in the northbridge menu, and after saving and restarting I got a black screen. The fan and leds are working, and HD7670m was fully functional before these changes.
I removed the CMOS battery for 3 days to reset it but no success.
Are the bios configs stored in the same BIOS flash (which is non-volatile), or perhaps in the EC (embedded controller) flash (I downloaded my laptop board schematic, it has two separate spi flash memories for "system bios" and "ec" firmware)?
I have tried to recover the bios by copying original bios file on a flash drive and renaming it several times as the SUPER, AMIBOOT, K43TK, and BIOS, all with .BIN and .ROM formats, and holding ctrl+home while turning it on; but no success.
Any help to reset the BIOS configurations to the default settings is appriciated.