Hello, thank you very much for your helpful video, I have a problem maybe you can help me: I have a strange error with my Razer Blade RZ09-03009, there is no 5vALW and the EN1 voltage (enable) is not available either, but the 3vALW is available, the chip is (TPS 51285B) and the EC ITE (IT 8390E) as you know, there is no schematic on this laptop as well as the IT8390E, Is it possible that the enable voltage comes from separable pins of the EC and therefore the EC chip is defective? maybe you have an idea? Greetings
thanks for another video, so what actually was an issue here? PC got stuck in Bios for some reason and resetting CMOS solved the problem? If so, did you have similar cases before, does it happen often?
Hello brother Very helpful video want your email i just complete your project and very happy with it want to send you photo of it all respect and appreciate you thanks and best regards
Hay Hello brother Sorry for being late to reply Great, glad to hear that you got it to work. I just want to apologize to you, but I don't want to spread my contact information. I am really sorry brother. If you can upload the pictures or even a video of the project and send me a link would be great..!! I wish you all the best my friend
Thks for the video. With my old (but still quite good) M93P, the problem was with one of the memory stickers. Removed. It worked.
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I need your help with my Lenovo m70q it's really challenging issue Am stacked with it for almost a month
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Thanks brother
Hello, thank you very much for your helpful video, I have a problem maybe you can help me: I have a strange error with my Razer Blade RZ09-03009, there is no 5vALW and the EN1 voltage (enable) is not available either, but the 3vALW is available, the chip is (TPS 51285B) and the EC ITE (IT 8390E) as you know, there is no schematic on this laptop as well as the IT8390E, Is it possible that the enable voltage comes from separable pins of the EC and therefore the EC chip is defective? maybe you have an idea? Greetings
thanks for another video, so what actually was an issue here? PC got stuck in Bios for some reason and resetting CMOS solved the problem? If so, did you have similar cases before, does it happen often?
Anther amazing repair
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Hello brother Very helpful video want your email i just complete your project and very happy with it want to send you photo of it all respect and appreciate you thanks and best regards
Hay Hello brother
Sorry for being late to reply
Great, glad to hear that you got it to work.
I just want to apologize to you, but I don't want to spread my contact information.
I am really sorry brother.
If you can upload the pictures or even a video of the project and send me a link would be great..!!
I wish you all the best my friend
@@FixTronics no problem dear brother you are right i will did that thank you