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{{Repair Guide
CMOS battery of HP Elitebook 850 G5
|Device=PlayStation 5
|Affects parts=Motherboard
|Needs equipment=Soldering Iron, Hot Air Station, Microscope
|Type=Soldering
|Difficulty=2. Medium
}}
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== Problem description ==
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When ac power is plugged the console produces 3 fast beeps and the console does not turn on.
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== Symptoms ==
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* When ac power is plugged the console produces 3 fast beeps
 
== Solution ==
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This issue is related to the NOR (BIOS) IC.
 
The first thing we can try is using UART, send the command "errlog clear" to clear the error code database.
 
Follow this guide on how to connect to UART [[PlayStation 5 Fault Finding Using UART]] ,then in console service tool, in select operation type select clear error codes.
 
Why this works? Because sometimes the DBI section of the NOR gets full.
 
If the first option doesn't work we will need to remove the BIOS IC from the motherboard and using a donor BIOS file.
 
The BIOS chip (25Q16JVNIM) is located next to the southbridge.
 
==== Step 1: Remove the BIOS Chip ====
 
* Locate the BIOS chip (25Q16JVNIM) next to the southbridge on the PS5 motherboard. Use a hot air station to carefully desolder the chip. Exercise caution and avoid excessive heat, as it can damage the chip.
 
==== Step 2: Connect and Read the BIOS Chip ====
 
* Solder the bios chip to the SOP8 adapter.
* Connect the chip to the programmer.
* Connect your programmer to the computer.
* Read the chip and save a copy of the bios file on your computer it will create a .bin file.
 
==== Step 3: Fixing your BIOS Dump ====
Using a free tool made by Dony this process is really simple, download [https://github.com/apewalkers/PS5-NOR-EDITOR/tree/main PS5 NOR EDITOR]
 
After downloading the tool, open it and click on pre-configured and select your board type.
 
After that, click on the browse button on the harvest section and find your dump a small pop-up window will show up and ask you what options you want to harvest, select all options and click on OK.
[[File:Example of a Sucess Harvest.png|center|thumb|Example of a Sucess Harvest]]
 
 
After that, save your file.
 
==== Step 4: Write the Modified BIOS File ====
Load the modified BIOS file into the programmer software. Write the new BIOS data to the chip using the EEPROM Reader/Writer.
 
==== Step 5: Reattach the BIOS Chipeditedit source ====
Solder the BIOS chip back to the motherboard, ensuring it is in the same orientation as before. Reassemble the console. You may leave the disc drive disconnected if desired.
 
== Final Testing ==
Online Connectivity: Connect the PS5 to the internet with Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable. Go to Settings > Network > Test Internet Connection to confirm a reliable connection.
 
PlayStation Store Access: Open the PlayStation Store, sign in to your PlayStation Network account, and ensure you can browse, download games, or access apps without issues.
 
Game Launch: Download a small free-to-play title or demo from the PlayStation Store, install it, and check that it launches and runs without problems.

Latest revision as of 00:26, 3 June 2025

CMOS battery of HP Elitebook 850 G5