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    Clevo bricked after flash

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by alderick, Sep 27, 2011.

  1. alderick

    alderick Newbie

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    Hello guys,

    I have a little problem with my clevo W251HUQ.
    I expose my problem, but I know, I'm ing retard.

    Actualy, I've flashed my system bios before EC, so the laptop doesn't boot anymore.
    LED just light-up 1sec and shutdown.
    What I suppose to do?
    Is any hotkey for recovery or something?
    Sorry for my bad english and thanks by advance.
     
  2. draxen

    draxen Notebook Consultant

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    Hopefully someone else may have a solution for you.
    As far as I know, there is nothing you can do. You will need to return your laptop to the supplier in order to get it re-flashed.
    Not good :(
     
  3. Anthony@MALIBAL

    Anthony@MALIBAL Company Representative

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    You will need to contact your retailer for support on it, there isn't anything you can do yourself after it's been bricked :(
     
  4. alderick

    alderick Newbie

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    Thanks for the answer.
    It's not full bricked, like I said, the system boot for 1sec and shutdown.
    That's change anything, or its dead anyway?
     
  5. Larry@LPC-Digital

    Larry@LPC-Digital Company Representative

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    If you are comfortable in taking out your motherboard CMOS battery and leaving it out for 15min or so then putting it back in... go for it. It is worth a try.

    For info on doing this download the Service manual.. :)
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  6. alderick

    alderick Newbie

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    I have seek few hours about the manual service, but nothing :(
    Can't found it.
     
  7. theriko

    theriko Ronin

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    Uploading service manual now, will be in my list shortly

    Edit: Here you go W25xHUx
     
  8. alderick

    alderick Newbie

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    Clear CMOS by remove batterie from MB works, I have no idea why, but it works!
    Thank you very much to all, and i keep the manual =D
     
  9. callonryan

    callonryan Newbie

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    Glad you got it fixed. I was about to throw you a lifesaver because I've been in the same situation before. For those who run into this problem, I fixed mine by removing the battery and all memory modules and re-seating everything 10 minutes later. Removing the CMOS is another way, but this may prove to be difficult depending on the model of your Clevo/Sager.