Compatibility table of super I/O controllers

EC1	Change	EC2	Platform
ENE
KB3310QF-A0	→	KB3310QF-B0	ASUS All-in-One PC ET1602C
KB3310QF-C1	→	KB3310QF-B0	ASUS EeePC 900
KB3926QF-A1	→	KB3926QF-A2	Quanta AT3
KB3926QF-C0	→	KB926QF-D3	HP DV5
KB3926QF-C0	↔	KB3926QF-D2	Quanta OP6, QT6
KB3930QF-A2	→	KB930QF-A1	Quanta R23
KB926QF-B1	→	KB926QF-C0	Compal LA-3551P
KB926QF-B1	→	KB926QF-D3	Compal LA-6552P
KB926QF-D3	→	KB926QF-C0	Lenovo G550 – Compal LA-5082P
KB926QF-E0	→	KB926QF-C0	Compal LA-6061P
KB926QF-E0	→	KB926QF-D3	Compal LA-6311P, Lenovo G555 (LA-5972P)
KB926QF-E0	→	KB926QF-D2	Compal LA-6421P, LA-6221P
Winbond
WPCE773	↔	WPCE775
WPC8763LDG	↔	WPC8769LDG	WistronBiwa, Aspire 5920G - Quanta ZD1
WPC8769LA0DG	→	WPC8769LDG	Alienware M15x - Quanta MX3(Maddog 2.5)
nuvoTon
NPCE781LA0DX	→	NPCE781BA0DX
NPCE781LA0DX	→	NPCE783LA0DX	Quanta ZQ1
NPCE795GA0DX	→	NPCE795LA0DX	Quanta ZYG
ITE
IT8500E	→	IT8502E	ASUS K50IJ
IT8502E	→	IT8500E	ASUS K40AB, K40C, K50C, K50AB
IT8502E	↔	IT8512E	ASUS K50IJ
IT8512E	→	IT8500E	Acer 6920
IT8511TE-BXS	→	IT8510TE-GXA	ASUS X51R/RL
SMSC
MEC1300-NU	↔	MEC1308-NU	Samsung R530 (BREMEN-L3, 1.0, BREMEN-L4, r1.4), Samsung R519 (BONN-L)

Toshiba bios password removal for latest models

http://www.laptoprefix.com/viewforum.php?f=25 Satellite P100 & Satellite Pro P100 Open Wi-Fi Cover Remove Mini Card Wi-Fi card Locate & Short Out JP8 for 5 Seconds Remove short and turn on NO BOOT Press & Hold Power button to turn off Turn on again & password is cleared Satellite L10, L20, L30 & Satellite Pro L20 Open Wi-Fi Cover Locate & Short Out JP1 for 15 Seconds (Satellite L10) Satellite L20/Pro L20 short out G1 Satellite M100 & Tecra A6 Open Memory Cover Remove Memory Remove Black plastic insulation Locate & Short CMOS CLR1 for 15 Seconds NOTE: All the following models use the same password removal process. Satellite: 17xx Series, 1000, 1110,1130, 1200, 1900, 2430, 3000 P20,P30, P33, A30, A70, A80, M40X, M50,M60, M70, M100 Tecra A3/S2, A5, A6 The jumper is always located under or near the memory modules Depending on the model the jumper could be labelled J1, J2, J5, J7, J9 or CMOS CLR1 (M100 & A6) S

HP/Compaq led errors

HP/Compaq : "The following table illustrates the meaning of blink codes used on some notebooks with EFI environment. The blink or beep codes on your computer may have different meanings. When you contact HP for support, the agent needs to know the model of your computer and may ask you about blinking LEDs or beeping tones to help troubleshoot a startup problem.Meaning of Sample Blink Codes for some EFI Notebooks Number of Blinks or BeepsLocation of Blinking LEDsComponent Being CheckedError Condition Continuous glowBattery power LEDBatteryThe AC adapter is attached and the battery is charging, but does not yet have sufficient charge to power the notebook. 1time---Caps Lock/Num Lock-----CPU------------------CPU not functional 2time---Caps Lock/Num Lock-----BIOS----------------BIOS corruption failure 3time---Caps Lock/Num Lock-----Memory-------------Module error not functional 4time---Caps Lock/Num Lock-----Graphics--------------Graphics controller not functional 5time---Caps Lock/Nu

Dell bios password removal for latest models

RESET Dell Bioses Reset Dell 15R-N5110 Bios Add caption remove motherboard from you laptop. connect power and turn on. short G2201 only one time.its shout down. remove power and assemble your laptop again Then go to bios by press F2. note: This instructions for help only and for professionals only. general users do not try this. Don't short G2201 two times or in even count.it will show you password prompt again. RESET DELL 1545 Bios 1545 mobo with Graphics 1545 without Graphics remove motherboard from you laptop. connect power and turn on. short G49 only one time.its shout down. remove power and assemble your laptop again Then go to bios by press F2. note: This instructions for help only and for professionals only. general users do not try this. 1545 without graphics can be reset only to remove wifi cover. Don't short G49 two times or in even count.it will show you password prompt again.

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