A715-42G-Bios' dump for this model required.

While flashing the Bios, the computer turned off, after that I get a black screen and burning keyboard, I read that you can somehow restore through the recovery mode fn +esc, through this mode the laptop really seems to enter some mode and it is very much spinning fans, but I tried to throw on a flash drive different bios from the Internet and flash it so, but it has not yet given results yes and a full-fledged guide to this model is not available. It was decided to take the master that he would restore the bios through the programmer, but the problem is the same need a dump of the official bios, or maybe a cast from another working laptop of this model. Motherboard - gh5vz la k831p
Processor Ryzen r5 5500u
Video card GTX 1650

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daldakahuns

I can understand how frustrating this situation must be. I’ve had similar BIOS recovery issues in the past, and it can be tricky without the right tools or guidance. If your laptop is still responding to the FN + ESC recovery mode, that’s a good sign, but it sounds like the BIOS recovery isn’t triggering properly.

AnhEZ28

@Xonar24

Download the A715-42G BIOS on another computer, extract the BIOS_110.exe using Win-Rar or 7-zip, and copy the abobios.bin into the USB drive. Plug that USB drive into the laptop, press fn + esc, and press the power button simultaneously. After you hear the fan spinning at maximum speed, wait about 2-3 minutes until it automatically shuts down.

StevenGen

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/717132/a715-42g-bios-dump-for-this-model-required

The Insyde bios software flash executes the bios update process and then automatically turns the laptop off through the bios update process and you should not disturb this process until it ends and/or press any buttons or turn the laptop off until the bios update flash finishes and the laptop automatically reboots into the Win-11 login screen. This can take up to 5 min on some laptops as it depends on the bios flash and what the bios update is.

The last Aspire A715-42G version 1.10 bios update which is an “Update for Windows SV2 support” could take that amount of time and by you disturbing the bios flash in any way, you have corrupted the bios software and the bios now needs to be reprogrammed by a technician that has the proper bios flash software and the bios programming tool which is a CH341A 24 25 Series Eeprom Bios Flash tool or similar. So take your latop to a technician or ask Acer support in your country if they reflash a bios for your laptop. Good luck and hope this helps you out to solve the bios problem.