HP DV6-6031er WiFi White list

[NVTNovo]

Hello everyone.
Please help me disable the Wi-Fi whitelist or add the Vendor ID (VEN ID) of a new card to my old laptop:
HP dv6-6031er
BIOS F.21
BIOS Manufacturer: Insyde

There is a patched BIOS available on the site:
sp54724_NWL_UlkMenus_Fantrip_ByCamiloml.exe
However, the Wi-Fi whitelist removal patch in the BIOS linked above isn't working.

An error occurs:
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Wireless Module not supported
WLAN module ID (702)
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Currently installed Wi-Fi card:
Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter
PCI\VEN_14E4&DEV_4727&SUBSYS_1483103C&REV_01

I want to install:
Intel® Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2723&SUBSYS_008C8086&REV_1A

Thanks in advance for the help.

[NVTNovo]

Hello everyone.

I managed to solve the problem myself.
I found a pre-patched BIOS (sp54724_NWL_ADV) here on the forum.

However, since that BIOS included many patches beyond just bypassing the Wi-Fi whitelist, it didn't work correctly on my laptop; it triggered an RTC power error, causing the Caps Lock key to blink twice and the screen to go black. The laptop wouldn't boot until I removed both the main battery and the RTC battery.
I eventually discovered that the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth whitelist check takes place in module `91472655-50E0-4D81-9AF6-239E6F431B8C_2_707`.
I took this patched module from `sp54724_NWL_ADV` and injected it—using PhoenixTool 2.12—into the original `sp54724` BIOS downloaded from the HP website.

As a result, my laptop booted up successfully with the new Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 card, and there were no WLAN (702) or Bluetooth (704) errors during startup. The laptop then automatically found and installed the necessary drivers.
However, the new card still wouldn't detect nearby networks, even though it appeared in Device Manager without any errors. It turned out the radio was simply disabled, and all attempts to turn it on via the keyboard (F12 key) were unsuccessful.
After a bit more searching, I found a solution online. To get new modules working on older laptops, you need to cover pins 20 and 51 on the card with tape. I actually insulated them using green solder mask lacquer instead of tape. After that, everything worked perfectly.

I am uploading the patched BIOS and other useful information here, just in case.