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Hi,

i have a Lenovo laptop model Z50-70 wiith integrated Intel video card and discrete nvidia GT 820M 3D card. Long time ago Nvidia video card stops working with windows code 43.

This days i try to recover this Nvidia card and when i try to update BIOS with Lenovo utilities i see that is not possible because my BIOS is different that utility needs to flash BIOS. I attach photo of error. Also in Lenovo web when support software detect my serial number says that my laptop is not a Z50-70, it says that is a g50-70 ¿?

Some time ago i had a problem with motherboard and one technical service solves this, i think  they change motherboard or reflash BIOS and modify my laptop model and laptop serial number from Z50-70 to G50-70-

My question is if its possible to flash in my laptop version 9BCNXXWW without problems to try to solve problems with Nvidia GT820m card. I open laptop and motherboard have this Nvidia chip.

Is same physical BIOS of G50-70 and Z50-70 motherboard?



Thanks
(04-17-2020, 03:20 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,

i have a Lenovo laptop model Z50-70 wiith integrated Intel video card and discrete nvidia GT 820M 3D card. Long time ago Nvidia video card stops working with windows code 43.

This days i try to recover this Nvidia card and when i try to update BIOS with Lenovo utilities i see that is not possible because my BIOS is different that utility needs to flash BIOS. I attach photo of error. Also in Lenovo web when support software detect my serial number says that my laptop is not a Z50-70, it says that is a g50-70 ¿?

Some time ago i had a problem with motherboard and one technical service solves this, i think  they change motherboard or reflash BIOS and modify my laptop model and laptop serial number from Z50-70 to G50-70-

My question is if its possible to flash in my laptop version 9BCNXXWW without problems to try to solve problems with Nvidia GT820m card. I open laptop and motherboard have this Nvidia chip.

Is same physical BIOS of G50-70 and Z50-70 motherboard?



Thanks
Hi
these are completely different laptops
run CPU-Z and make a screenshot of the first and third tabs
(04-17-2020, 05:14 AM)Dudu2002 Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-17-2020, 03:20 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,

i have a Lenovo laptop model Z50-70 wiith integrated Intel video card and discrete nvidia GT 820M 3D card. Long time ago Nvidia video card stops working with windows code 43.

This days i try to recover this Nvidia card and when i try to update BIOS with Lenovo utilities i see that is not possible because my BIOS is different that utility needs to flash BIOS. I attach photo of error. Also in Lenovo web when support software detect my serial number says that my laptop is not a Z50-70, it says that is a g50-70 ¿?

Some time ago i had a problem with motherboard and one technical service solves this, i think  they change motherboard or reflash BIOS and modify my laptop model and laptop serial number from Z50-70 to G50-70-

My question is if its possible to flash in my laptop version 9BCNXXWW without problems to try to solve problems with Nvidia GT820m card. I open laptop and motherboard have this Nvidia chip.

Is same physical BIOS of G50-70 and Z50-70 motherboard?



Thanks
Hi
these are completely different laptops
run CPU-Z and make a screenshot of the first and third tabs

Hi, thanks for fast repply, i attach cpu-z screens for integrated intel video card ( works fine) and for nvidia 820m ( always error 43)

best regards
(04-17-2020, 05:33 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi, thanks for fast repply, i attach cpu-z screens for integrated intel video card ( works fine) and for nvidia 820m ( always error 43)

best regards
run CPU-Z and make a screenshot of the first and third tabs!
NO GPU-Z
(04-17-2020, 05:40 AM)Dudu2002 Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-17-2020, 05:33 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi, thanks for fast repply, i attach cpu-z screens for integrated intel video card ( works fine) and for nvidia 820m ( always error 43)

best regards
run CPU-Z and make a screenshot of the first and third tabs!
NO GPU-Z

Hi, 

sorry, attached CPU-Z screens

Best regards
(04-17-2020, 05:51 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi, 

sorry, attached CPU-Z screens

Best regards
judging by the bios version, your laptop model is G(4)50-70
(04-17-2020, 05:57 AM)Dudu2002 Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-17-2020, 05:51 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi, 

sorry, attached CPU-Z screens

Best regards
judging by the bios version, your laptop model is G(4)50-70

Yes, by the bios version true but model im sure is Z50-70, i attach photo of laptop label.

Also G50-70 dont have any version with Nvidia 3D cards, was only with AMD video cards.

May be when technical service repaired laptop they change bios chip...
(04-17-2020, 03:20 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,

i have a Lenovo laptop model Z50-70 wiith integrated Intel video card and discrete nvidia GT 820M 3D card. Long time ago Nvidia video card stops working with windows code 43.

This days i try to recover this Nvidia card and when i try to update BIOS with Lenovo utilities i see that is not possible because my BIOS is different that utility needs to flash BIOS. I attach photo of error. Also in Lenovo web when support software detect my serial number says that my laptop is not a Z50-70, it says that is a g50-70 ¿?

Some time ago i had a problem with motherboard and one technical service solves this, i think  they change motherboard or reflash BIOS and modify my laptop model and laptop serial number from Z50-70 to G50-70-

My question is if its possible to flash in my laptop version 9BCNXXWW without problems to try to solve problems with Nvidia GT820m card. I open laptop and motherboard have this Nvidia chip.

Is same physical BIOS of G50-70 and Z50-70 motherboard?



Thanks


it's definitely not the same, yesterday I accidentally flashed the z5070 bios image to my g5070 computer. it does not detect the video card, browsers do not work. I could barely fix it. I didn't understand what you wanted to do
(04-17-2020, 07:42 PM)arifhsn Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-17-2020, 03:20 AM)rufeitor Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,

i have a Lenovo laptop model Z50-70 wiith integrated Intel video card and discrete nvidia GT 820M 3D card. Long time ago Nvidia video card stops working with windows code 43.

This days i try to recover this Nvidia card and when i try to update BIOS with Lenovo utilities i see that is not possible because my BIOS is different that utility needs to flash BIOS. I attach photo of error. Also in Lenovo web when support software detect my serial number says that my laptop is not a Z50-70, it says that is a g50-70 ¿?

Some time ago i had a problem with motherboard and one technical service solves this, i think  they change motherboard or reflash BIOS and modify my laptop model and laptop serial number from Z50-70 to G50-70-

My question is if its possible to flash in my laptop version 9BCNXXWW without problems to try to solve problems with Nvidia GT820m card. I open laptop and motherboard have this Nvidia chip.

Is same physical BIOS of G50-70 and Z50-70 motherboard?



Thanks


it's definitely not the same, yesterday I accidentally flashed the z5070 bios image to my g5070 computer. it does not detect the video card, browsers do not work. I could barely fix it. I didn't understand what you wanted to do
In my case i have a Z50-70 laptop but when a technical service repair it put a bios version for G50-70...
I check my motherboard and its 100% sure its Z50-70, also bios chip is correct, its model 25B64BSIG but have a BIOS version 9ACN26WW ( version for G50-70), i think by this its not possible to use Nvidia GT 820M chip i have...

Then i'm trying to flash BIOS with version 9BCN91WW using insydeh20flash tool but i cant. I change platform.ini file to dont check BIOS ID and BIOS version but whem computer restart to flash BIOS give an error : "update BIOS failed". I dont know why... i continues trying.

I have 9BCN91WW in a file Intel.fd, may be possible to use frtw64 to flash this file?.

Thanks and best regards