HP DV6 F.1B BIOS MOD THAT DOESN'T CMOS RESET

[Lightskreen]

Hi, I made a bios unlock request here a while ago. It seems I never got any replies about my bios or whether or not it could be unlocked or not. I did my own research, and in the forums was an older version of my bios with no whitelist and unlocked menus. The problem with this bios is that it causes CMOS resets 99/100 times you attempt to change settings within the bios. So, I looked elsewhere for help on this. Unexpectedly, a member of the insanelymac forums known as Donovan6000 created a bios mod for my laptop of the F.1B bios revision. It allows for all the things I could possibly ask for.

-Disabling and re-enabling the 6770m in my computer

-Disabling and re-enabling Hyperthreading

-Changing other bios settings that are compatible with the laptop

-Allowing the bios (When hackintoshed) to not cause a kernel panic on appleintelcpupowermanagement.kext

-No wifi whitelist

-And NO MORE CMOS RESETS. EVER.

If you have this bios, you should test it. HP's name for this package is sp55068.exe when left vanilla. Just run the Insydeflash utility after extracting all the files from it into a directory. Make sure you know how to unbrick your laptop in case of a brick and enjoy.

Please please please donate to him and check out his other projects. He made this bios mod without even being asked. If it helps you, the least you can do is contribute to this intelligent individual so he continues the amazing work.

http://donovan6000.blogspot.com/p/donate.html

And the wonderful bios mod:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/o70b6ntx82ro482

[donovan6000]

Unexpectedly, a member of the insanelymac forums known as Donovan6000 created a bios mod for my laptop of the F.1B bios revision.

Please please please donate to him and check out his other projects. He made this bios mod without even being asked. If it helps you, the least you can do is contribute to this intelligent individual so he continues the amazing work.

That donovan6000 sounds like a really nice guy lol

[veda95]

Is that the good f1b for my hp dv6 6b41sf?
In fact i need a bios to disable intel hd 3000 and enable ati 6490m to make it work in mountain lion, actually only the intel card work,it appear that nobody success to switch without bios option...

Thank you!

[clau22]

Would this work on a different laptop model? I have a HP sleekbook 15 with a a8 cpu (amd),and I have the same bios version (f.1b), (when downloaded it says sp61775)

[shnyaps]

Hello, guys?
Did you try this BIOS on dv6-6179er?
On HP site BIOS for my laptop has the same name.
Can I use it?

Edited:
I've tried it)) All options are available!

Donovan6000, thank you very much!!!
I proud about you!

P.S.
Guys, OSX Mavericks is booting in Dynamic Graphics Mode now. Is it normal?

[rina615]

thanks for the bios mod fully working and no problem my laptop DV6-6196ex

Donovan6000 thank you very much

[arozanov]

Unexpectedly, a member of the insanelymac forums known as Donovan6000 created a bios mod for my laptop of the F.1B bios revision.

Please please please donate to him and check out his other projects. He made this bios mod without even being asked. If it helps you, the least you can do is contribute to this intelligent individual so he continues the amazing work.

That donovan6000 sounds like a really nice guy lol

Hi, Please, can you remove from this one BIOS bluetooth whitelist too?

[donovan6000]

That donovan6000 sounds like a really nice guy lol

Hi, Please, can you remove from this one BIOS bluetooth whitelist too?

Unless your willing to donate then I'm not going to help. Sorry. Don't have any free time latley to do things like mod bios

[shnyaps]

donovan6000, in this bios there are maaaany options for decreasing
battery using. Is it possible for donation to add some options for
overclocking?

[donovan6000]

donovan6000, in this bios there are maaaany options for decreasing
battery using. Is it possible for donation to add some options for
overclocking?

Nope. The way we make these options avaliable is by removing the code that makes them invisible. So since there's no overclocking settings in the bios to start with, we can't make them visible. Out of the dozens of bios I've worked with, I've seen 1 that still contained overcloking features. So it's extreamly rare for those options to exists in anyones bios