Then i still have to buy me a programmer. I'm going for the safe option, desolder the chip ( I will make a modification to the case, so i dont have to open the complete notebook again) reflash one of the chips I have, and then solder it back.
I think there should be no reason why the old chip wouldn't work anymore, it only failed flashing, so I guess it can be erased, and reflashed. I don't know where you live, and if you have a programmer, or another member of the forum ?
As I said before, i dont know what programmer I need to have, and I definitely don't want to spent a lot of money on a machine that i probably use once, and I don't know how to use it.

Greetings, Chris

Ok, first of all thanks for all the help.
I'm going to order a EEPROM programmer, and then i will try to rewrite the complete bios chip.
But I ws thinking, the original bios chip only the bios itself failed to flash, so i guess the ME firmware still is in it then ?
When i got the EEPROM programmer, i will get back on here for some help :D

Greetings, Chris

This is the one i'm going to order, including the SOIC 8 test clip.

Hmm.. when i dont need the soic clip, how do i need to attach that small chip into the ZIF socket then ?
I thought the soic clip was for programming those tiny chips, even when it's not soldered onto the board anymore.
The only thing i could see was soldering it onto the tiny board that is delivered with the programmer

No problem, it's ordered anyway, and i couldn't cancel it anymore.
Now some other stuff, i had some mail contact with the webshop where i ordered the chip. Tried to explain them what was going on with this chip,
I will post the mail contact over here, maybe it's something to look at, since maybe people want to order a chip over there also.

Here was the conversation starting

" Thanks for the quick response on everything.

I’ve received the chip, and installed it in the laptop, which is working again !!

Now there’s a slight little problem.

Since the chip is installed, the computer will run pretty good, but it only runs on 933Mhz, instead of the stock 1,79 Ghz.

I’ve done some research, and found it this has something to do with the BD PROCHOT bit. This can be shut off by running Throttlestop, and uncheck BD PROCHOT.

Also the fan of the laptop is running at full speed all the time, and sometimes the laptop shuts down immediately.

The picture added is the one of my Hardware management in windows.



So I’ve done some more research, and found out it’s a little problem with the bios chip :

I’ve translated it to English to clear it a little up: (This is from a source on the internet)

Asus N53Jq laptop was completely dead after flashing the BIOS. After consulting with Arthur Flash Bios Developments I sent the machine. I got this soon, however, back at the start there was a message about the Intel ME FW (Management Engine firmware), the CPU fan at full speed continued to run and the machine was used after about half an hour completely. It was possible to switch it on again. After some research on the Internet revealed that the BIOS chip on an Intel-based system includes today echelons 4 dozen. One for the descriptor, one for the Intel ME FW, one for the Gbe (Intel Gigabit LAN), one for the PDR (platform features) and one for the BIOS itself. Only flash the BIOS region was in my case insufficient. Arthur is go search and found a company against which the BIOS chip fully able to deliver flashed. So the laptop yet again sent and at cost is then replaced the chip. After this, the laptop was working as usual. I have contact with Arthur as well experienced, became more informed and reached a solution, thanks to the enthusiasm of Arthur is eventually.


This was his response :
Hello Chris,

"Arthur from Flash Bios Developments" is one of our customers.
"Arthur is go search and found a company against which the BIOS chip fully able to deliver flashed." - Yes, the chip from us. ;-)

"Also the fan of the laptop is running at full speed all the time, and sometimes the laptop shuts down immediately. " - contact problem or thermal Problem.

regards,
Eugen Müller


Then i sent this mail :

Ok, i did some further research to the bios chip delivered by you.
Also checked out if there where contact or thermal problems.
None of these things is an issue, so i landed back on a forum with information about biosses.
Here i found out that the ME region of the bios chip never has been written.
Only the system bios was written, so the notebook would power up, and can do the basic things.
BUT the ME firmware is not written onto it, that's wat causes the problem. IMEI is also a part of the power management etc.
Maybe it's usefull to read back this thread about the chip you delivered.

N53JQ Management Engine file.

Then this was the response :
Hello Chris,

IT'S NOT OUR FIRST CHIP.
"......BUT the ME firmware is not written onto it " - It's Bullshit !

regards,
Eugen Müller

So he doesn't want to know anything of it.
I hope the people who order here will be aware of this.

Greetings, Chris

i don't think i'm even going to try anymore to mail him back. As i said, i ordered my own programmer, and with a little help of this forum, it's going to be ok again :D
But thanks for all the effort till now :)


Greetings, Chris

OK, finaly my programmer has arrived!! :D Now i can start trying to reflash the original bios chip again and hope it works.
Hopefully you can help me with reprogramming the chip, and what software i need etc. I hope you can provide me with a complete bios image file, with the IMEI firmware included.
And i really don't know yet how to connect the testclip and how i need to connect the chip to the testclip.


Greetings Chris

Ok, i managed to read the original chip, and made a dump (.BIN) file from it. I will make a new post for the other chip when i managed to desolder it again :p