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How to program a bios chip - CH341A programmer, no, you don't have to modify it

Name: How to program a bios chip - CH341A programmer, no, you don't have to modify it
Channel: Electronics Repair School
Description: A guide to using the inexpensive CH341A programmer from a Windows application, offered to people needing to reflash a corrupted BIOS or read and write memory chips.

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A guide to using the inexpensive CH341A programmer from a Windows application, offered to people needing to reflash a corrupted BIOS or read and write memory chips.

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