Please sir I would like to inquire from you, type-c bios chip are they programmable, for normal laptop as like it's in Mac book laptops have U-BOS For programming it's type c bios. But I have never seen for normal laptops,
Have you ever faced cases of RSMRST# is 1.7V before pressing power button? I have a Lenovo 330-15AST with AMD A9 CPU and it doesn't switch on. i have checked RSMRST# and it's 1.7V that's really strange. I don't know if it's a PCH related problem or not. Thanks
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Please sir I would like to inquire from you, type-c bios chip are they programmable, for normal laptop as like it's in Mac book laptops have U-BOS For programming it's type c bios. But I have never seen for normal laptops,
It's a part of main bios
@@Pavithralaptopcare ok sir, thank you
Have you ever faced cases of RSMRST# is 1.7V before pressing power button? I have a Lenovo 330-15AST with AMD A9 CPU and it doesn't switch on. i have checked RSMRST# and it's 1.7V that's really strange. I don't know if it's a PCH related problem or not. Thanks
It should be more than 2.5v
Open the path and check its 3.3v in io. If same 1.7v then check all basic requirements. Otherwise io faulty
@@Pavithralaptopcare what do you mean by "open the path"? Should I cut the track from SIO rsmrst side? Thanks
Yes. We need to disconnect the path from source to destination to check which is is the fault.
@@Pavithralaptopcare all clear, thank you. I always watch your videos, you are great
I have cut the path. On SIO side, I have 3.3v on RSMRST# pin before pressing power button. Could it be a PCH fault?
Nice pls say if lost that signal what problem come to motherboard
Dead.
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