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    [BIOS] KHLB2 updating to custom bios.

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by Yogi311, Jun 19, 2012.

  1. Yogi311

    Yogi311 Newbie

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    Hi,

    I was looking for some bios updates which would allow me to change certain things, especially eist so i can freely go for dual ida. I found one bios version which allows to change eist from bios level. My question is if my lap fail to start after updating to that bios is there a possibility that i could recover it with
    'insyde bios recovery' or something like that cuz i cant really afford NOT having laptop atm.

    link:
    Compal khlbx unlock?
     
  2. Dr.Colossos

    Dr.Colossos Notebook Evangelist

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    Sorry for sounding stupid, but maybe you should ask at that other forum (too).

    Other than that, I cannot help you, but say: if you cannot afford to brick your laptop, just don't do it just yet (the flashing, not the bricking, hehe)

    Good luck!
     
  3. Yogi311

    Yogi311 Newbie

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    Im still waiting for an email with pass so i can login to that forum so ive decided to write where i can, for now... :p
     
  4. Yogi311

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    So Ive decided to flash my compal khlb2 with that 'unlocked' bios and I'm enjoying a p8600 running as a p8700 thanks to disabled eist and with a little help of throttlestop :p