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Hello again. I think I have not explained myself well. I can't see anything on the screen because the computer does not output video. As I explained in my first post, I understand that voltages on all the power supplies (5V, 3.3V, pch, VRAM, vcore, etc.) are all present. When this happens, the computer turns on and does not output video, 99.9% of the time in a corrupt BIOS. The motherboard has two BIOS chips. The main one that is most visible when you access the computer hardware is an ic: 25LQ64C6I6 and that is 8MB. The other BIOS IC is: 25Q80C6IC and that is 1MB. This ic is on the back of the board and near the EC. I would need both BIOS files, but since it is RAM that is difficult to find, I'll settle for the 8MB one. Regarding the page that refers me from Spain, I had already been on that driver download page and they come in a package that contains: 1.AMD CHIPSET 2. Realtek audio 3. Dolly 4. AMD VGA 5. WLAN 6. Bluetooth. As I said in my first post, I think it's terrible that MEDION doesn't provide even a functional BIOS file, or at least a link to the main board manufacturer to download the BIOS. I would appreciate that .Bin file and I hope my problem has been clear. Just in case I remember, I don't have an image and therefore I can't enter BIOS. I need to reprogram the BIOS directly to the chip with a ch345 or T48 type programmer. Thanks, I just need a .Bin file or whatever extension. A BIOS file for the computer with msn: 30030350 AIO E23301-MD62022 computer Thank you very much. ... View more

Hello. Thanks for your reply. The MSN is 30030350. There are actually two BIOSes. The BIOS with the most capacity is on the face of the main board, more visible when you disassemble the computer and is 8192. When I disassembled the board and turned it over to check the VRAM voltage on the coil, I realized that it has another BIOS of 1024, which I understand is for the graphics card or I don't know. I had never seen a computer with two BIOSes on an AIO. Please, if you could provide a working BIOS for a non-video capable computer, I mean a BIOS with just enough 8192 capability, not a BIOS with more capability that I have to fight with to downgrade. I'm going to program it with a T48 and need it to be as compatible as possible. Thanks. ... View more