Another Briked G75

**NiPeGun** · 08-11-2013 10:29 PM

Well, I don't know if it has anything to do, but that combination doesn't do anything on my spanish keyboard.

**Guido7142** · 08-12-2013 01:28 AM

It is not a 100% working method, just a procedure that for some work and for others don't.

**NiPeGun** · 08-12-2013 07:50 AM

Since I can't reach anything to se on the screen, I removed all hard disks from the notebook. Putted the first hard drive to an USB external enclosure and attached to my iMac. Copied the .bin file that is in my c: drive to the root of a fat32 formatted pendrive with led indicator (to know if the flashing is working or not) Full charged the battery. Turned off the notebook. Attached the pendrive to the upper left USB port. Pressed Control+Inicio, holdem and pressed the power button. Notebook went on, keyboard backlit went on-off. Released the Control+ Inicio. Waited for the pendrive to do anything. Nothing. Black screen. Pendrive doesn't do anything.

**Guido7142** · 08-12-2013 10:41 PM

I tried the same when my pc was bricked, it did not work. Indeed, nothing worked. I recommend you to try all those methods and if they do not work, go with my file, shortest and reliable way. Be sure that you have a G75VW.

**GottiBoi55** · 08-12-2013 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by NiPeGun

How that button-combination supossed to work? What should it makes?

The combo will back flash your BIOS to the "factory BIOS" the one at first start up!

**NiPeGun** · 08-13-2013 03:43 PM

I have a G75VX

**NiPeGun** · 08-13-2013 05:33 PM

Well, after paying more atention, I realized that the notebook indeed DOES somthing when I started it pressing CRTL+HOME. Never noticed beforce, but if I don't press that combination the screen is black with no hdd led working. But when I power up with CTRL+HOME pressed, after a few seconds the screen remains black but the hdd led starts to light constantly. Weak but contantly. You have to look carefully to notice it. That shows me that CTRL+HOME seems to work. But it seems to never end the task. The notebook never shutsdown, like it supossed to do after flashing. There's no noise coming from the hdds but the spinning noise.

**NiPeGun** · 08-13-2013 05:51 PM

Oh s h i t. Wait! The flash worked. Cause the notebook reseted itself. It just took more time than I expected to. About 15 minutes. I went to the kitchen to prepare a sandwich, came to my room just in time to see it rebooting. But the screen is still black

**Zygomorphic** · 08-14-2013 01:34 AM

@NiPeGun, if you saw it rebooting, how do you know that the screen is still black? I mean, how could you tell that it was rebooting? If the BIOS logo appears, then it should be fine. Windows 7 doesn't handle EFI boots very well sometimes (black screens are a common symptom).

**dstrakele** · 08-14-2013 03:45 AM

It's amazing what can be accomplished with a little patience....

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