Yes, I did it wrong, I'm was trying to get the correct drivers and use the correct device with not luck, but now I'll follow your instructions. And the main goal it's just to enable hot-plug or hot-swap in the mini-pcie port, that's it, because I think there's just a chance to make the eGPU work. I'll be glad if I unlock anything else but the goal it's just that.

I also feel this is from a long time ago, but, well, I got the stuff. Even if it fails I have to try now Haha.

I have a question, when I plug the cable to the programmer it stop working, the PC says it's disconnect. What could it be?

edit: I'm guessing now that my programmer is broken. Everytime I connect it to any chip, even in a gpu, it turns off itself.

I'm stock, I set my programmer en programmer mode and try to connect it to the chip but it turns off when it's connected to bios. I don't know what's the problem, maybe something with voltage? I already read the guide and other manuals but I didn't figure out.

@idjaker - did you get this figured out yet? Sorry for super late reply!
Sounds like you need to connect power to the laptop, if you did not when doing above mentioned testing attempts. What exactly do you mean "It turns off" what turns off?
Be sure you have it all connected correctly - [GUIDE] Flash BIOS with CH341A programmer
https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-G...341A-programmer << Same as guide directly above, but with all images expanded/visible at once

The programmer turns off. The light stop working and the PC says it's disconnect when the programmer it's plugged to the bios. I should turn on the netbook when it's connected or just plug the power cable? I tried plugged the energy but when I do it the programmer gets hot so quickly and I have to unplugged.

Thanks for clarification. Sounds like it may be connected backwards, double check the guide to be sure you're setting it up correctly, post some images if you are unsure.
No, don't power on the other PC you're connecting it to, but you can try with power cables and battery inserted, sometimes that's required.

If programmer or BIOS chip is getting super hot instantly then it's shorted and something is backwards (as my first comment mentioned).
Please show me some images of your cable going into the programmer, a few, and a image of your BIOS chip with nothing attached and then with cable attached so I can see how your connecting to the BIOS.