Clevo P650RP6-G GTX 1060 VBIOS

elTorres · Mar 7, 2020

Hi,

Trying to update the firmware on my graphics card I used a version for a different subsystem, which has caused the Nvidia drivers to return error 47.

I was stupid enough to not save a backup of the original firmware, so now I can't restore it since all I find are for the ID 10DE 1C60 and subsystem 10DE 0000, but my subsystem is 1558 6A03.

Please, would there be anyone with that same card who could upload a backup of their vbios?

nvflash shows this information:

Adapter: GeForce GTX 1060 (10DE,1C60,1558,6A03) H:--:NRM S:00,B:01,D:00,F:00

Thanks in advance

sepheronx · Mar 7, 2020

Could you post a picture of the sticker on the back of the GPU? Also provide a GPUZ screenshot as well?

definitely no clevo gtx1060 vbios in the database.

basco · Mar 7, 2020

TechPowerUp

Extensive repository of graphics card BIOS image files. Our database covers submissions categorized by GPU vendor, type, and board partner variant.

www.techpowerup.com

in the unverified section yes but none with this subsystem id

eidairaman1 · Mar 7, 2020

elTorres said:
Hi,

Trying to update the firmware on my graphics card I used a version for a different subsystem, which has caused the Nvidia drivers to return error 47.

I was stupid enough to not save a backup of the original firmware, so now I can't restore it since all I find are for the ID 10DE 1C60 and subsystem 10DE 0000, but my subsystem is 1558 6A03.

Please, would there be anyone with that same card who could upload a backup of their vbios?

nvflash shows this information:

Adapter: GeForce GTX 1060 (10DE,1C60,1558,6A03) H:--:NRM S:00,B:01,D:00,F:00

Thanks in advance

This is all we have.

TechPowerUp

Extensive repository of graphics card BIOS image files. Our database covers submissions categorized by GPU vendor, type, and board partner variant.

www.techpowerup.com

I even searched your device ID and subsystem ID and nothing comes up.

You may need to buy a card. I would contact clevo about it on social media and see if they may have the bios but your chances of getting the card running again have been reduced to almost nill.

Let this be a lesson in why not to flash a GPU bios for you.

sepheronx · Mar 7, 2020

Or if you do, best to back up current bios before proceeding

eidairaman1 · Mar 7, 2020

sepheronx said:
Or if you do, best to back up current bios before proceeding

I wouldnt flash any mgpu because there is no telling if the chip is on motherboard shared with the main bios or if there are whitelists...

elTorres · Mar 8, 2020

The GPU works if I use old drivers (372.90), but with newer drivers, I get error 47 or Windows crash.

I attach the GPU-Z info for my card:

eidairaman1 · Mar 9, 2020

elTorres said:
The GPU works if I use old drivers (372.90), but with newer drivers, I get error 47 or Windows crash.

I attach the GPU-Z info for my card:

Contact clevo and nvidia on this.

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Candor · Mar 9, 2020

Drivers

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Live chat with support team, bottom right of page. See if they can help.

mbeeston · Mar 9, 2020

eidairaman1 said:
I wouldnt flash any mgpu because there is no telling if the chip is on motherboard shared with the main bios or if there are whitelists...

if that is the case he could just try updating the main bios and see if that works

P65xRP6(-G)

Candor · Mar 9, 2020

It appears the GPU is onboard, not MXM. So a main bios flash might work.

elTorres · Apr 21, 2020

I have restored the motherboard BIOS and this not updated the Nvidia vBIOS.

I contacted the store but they said they don't have any cards of that model, so they can't pass me the vBIOS.

I tried to contact Nvidia, they told me to contact the manufacturer.

I contacted Clevo and first they told me that I had to update the motherboard BIOS, I told I was restore it, then said we can´t help me (a fantastic help support)

I think the only option is to find someone with the same card (model and subsystem) and ask for a backup of their card's vBIOS

Candor · Apr 21, 2020

I was looking into error 47, and it states:

Code 47 “Windows cannot use this hardware device… (Code 47)”
Full Error Message
Windows cannot use this hardware device because it has been prepared for safe removal, but it has not been removed from the computer. To fix this problem, unplug this device from your computer and then plug it in again. (Code 47)
Cause
This error code occurs only if you used the Safe Removal application to prepare the device for removal, or pressed a physical eject button.
Recommended Resolution
Unplug the device from the computer, and then plug it back in. Restart your computer if that doesn't resolve the error. From Start, click Shut Down, and then select Restart.

I was wondering what would happen if you try to uninstall the device in Device Manager, delete drivers and restart the laptop?

Regeneration · Apr 21, 2020

Try to downgrade BIOS to the earliest one and then update to the latest one.

elTorres · Apr 21, 2020

Candor said:
I was looking into error 47, and it states:

Code 47 “Windows cannot use this hardware device… (Code 47)”
Full Error Message
Windows cannot use this hardware device because it has been prepared for safe removal, but it has not been removed from the computer. To fix this problem, unplug this device from your computer and then plug it in again. (Code 47)
Cause
This error code occurs only if you used the Safe Removal application to prepare the device for removal, or pressed a physical eject button.
Recommended Resolution
Unplug the device from the computer, and then plug it back in. Restart your computer if that doesn't resolve the error. From Start, click Shut Down, and then select Restart.

I was wondering what would happen if you try to uninstall the device in Device Manager, delete drivers and restart the laptop?

Sorry, the real error code is 43, not 47

Regeneration said:
Try to downgrade BIOS to the earliest one and then update to the latest one.

I did it, but not helped

Regeneration · Apr 21, 2020

Here is a list of BIOSes for you to try: