Recovering the BIOS on a Dell XPS 13 (9310) (cassidyjames.com)

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[-] rossome@lemmy.ml 0 points 5 months ago

I attempted to do this like a dozen times with my i7/32GB ram 9310. Had a few successful attempts but the board was just fried. Ended up getting an i5/16GB board off ebay. So upset the i7 board crapped out. I had only been using the laptop sparingly for on site work and occasional content consumption and it was only a few months out of warranty when it went to shit.

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