USB EEPROM Programmer **DRIVER DOWNLOAD LINKS**

[@nomisastro2000]

Thanks a million for this. Bought one of ebay and seller sent me no drivers or software so this saved me a ton of time and a very informative video

[@timcarlson8854]

Thank you Kris, your 341A info was priceless, I was able to save our security system after security company wanted approx 750.00 to replace board and reprogram it.

[@KrisKasprzak]

That is too funny... I used mine for the same thing. The previous owner of our house forgot the alarms pass code, and the local security company wanted to replace the whole system. $10 and a few minutes i was able to read the codes from the EEPROM. Figured i wasn't the only guy with this problem.

[@timcarlson8854]

I wish I could say it only took me a few minutes, between the software, driver and identifying the chip, It took me more than a few hours, but excellent fun in the end.

[@fuzzs8970]

i would like to thank you for taking the time to share your experience. very kind of you

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@rhaugen1742]

Thanks so much for this Kris. I had tried for the last two days to get my programmer working. Finally got everything connected and working and have written to my first 24c08 eeprom chip. You rock!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad it helped!

[@randysmith7094]

Thank you! Wish I found this video first, because this and the files linked actually worked! Amazing!

[@antoinesaunders2543]

Thank you so much. I was able to unlock a replacement radio that was vin specific. Erasing the specific eprom with the vin identifier made it work!

[@DebThompson06]

Hi Kris, I really appreciate your taking the time to upload all the tools in one spot and explain everything. Even though you posted it over seven years ago, I was still able to get exactly what I was looking for with your help. Thanks a bunch!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@DJLAWOLF]

@@KrisKasprzak quick question how do I burn a file to a chip with the programming software it is a Microchip 24LC64 i need help please i'm going to getting a ch341a programmer please help '

[@Synthetech]

Thanks so much! Your video got me working in minutes! Windows 10 driver install, tested reading/writing both w24 and w25's. Awesome!!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I can help, pay it forward.

[@Valdaquende]

Thanks a million for the very clear and straightforward demonstration and especially for the driver/software download links. As you pointed out, there are tons of vendors selling this item (and hundreds of video demos) but almost without exception they do not include links to the drivers and software. Some of the articles and videos say (with what I suspect is the desire to tantalize) something like "you can find the drivers online" ... which you can, but only after a lot of poking about, sifting out the bogus, etc. Thanks for a cogent and detailed demonstration.

[@xelionizer]

Really appreciate you doing this walkthrough! I bought a device-programmer somewhat similar to yours, but with a little difference in pcb-layout. The tip about orientation really helped me out! The mind boggles with these chinese things! Thank god you where creative enough to sort it out for us who have been struggling to get it to work! Manny thanks:D

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@Huntsteier]

Was of great help to me - thanks for this good video.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad it helped!

[@hollows61]

very professional done every word crystal clear keep up the great work

[@jtadevich]

Another satisfied customer. With this vid and others, I was able to un-brick an asrock a320m mother board that I was trying to update normally for a ryzen 5700g.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@jtadevich]

So am I. 😊

[@jlkinsel]

Thanks Kris - I was close by myself, but you helped me figure out a few things to get everything working!

[@PhateShepherd]

Each USB eeprom programmer apparently uses whatever orientation of the socket they like. For anyone getting a NIYOTO CH341 programmer from amazon that has no headers and only the zif and crystal on top, the orientation is the same as in this video... pin 1 closest to the zif release arm, and 24 series chips go with the notch closest to the arm. I could identify the 24 series location because pins 1-4 are all tied to ground.

[@frogphantom]

I just wanted to tell you thank you very much! With the files you provide and the guidance for my first steps with this programmer achieved to unbrick my dead laptop by reprogramming the bios chip. Thanks again!!

[@KrisKasprzak]

You've very welcome.

[@antoniotito89]

Hello Kris, did you remember me? i came here again just to say thanks for you! i was able to reprogram the BIOS of P8B75M-LE and fully recover the board with this eeprom programmer and with you video guide! thank you very much! have an great weekend!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Antônio Tito Your very welcome. Glad it worked out.

[@sleepwalkerfx]

Antônio Tito Hi Antonio, I'm trying to do the same thing. Did you simply flash the bios file with this programmer? or did you have to extract bios file's content first?

[@antoniotito89]

I have just downloaded the last bios from Asus website and open the file with the software to write on eeprom.

[@sleepwalkerfx]

Antônio Tito Awesome! thanks for the quick reply! :)

[@Junobc]

+Antônio Tito Did u use the original .CAP file or convert to .BIN before program?

[@johnmellor7120]

just started to venture into eeproms and thanks to your video you have saved me so much time with such a clear and precise explanation thanks

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome. Glad I could help.

[@LionafriQRadio]

You're a gift humanity. Just reprogramed my Dj Controller using this. Thanks!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help!

[@wood6454]

Sir, you just save my motherboard's life. Thank you so much.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help

[@111000100101001]

Kris, Thank You for the very informative video! I purchased the 341A unit to read an eeprom in a used GM Delco replacement radio. I plan to change the VIN number on the chip to match my current vehicle’s VIN to get the radio to communicate on the vehicle’s bus. The dealer wants $150 to do it with their TechII programming tool, hopefully I can do it myself and learn something useful in the process:)

[@MlKEJ]

Wow, Great help Kris. I could not have done my project without your help. Much thanks.

[@KrisKasprzak]

You've very welcome.

[@angelrochietti5901]

Downloaded, thanks from argentina!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@jayt9665]

last question if my bios is erased will this restore it with the software or do i have to get a file off the internet to load to the bios chip how would i go about this if i get the software and tool but the bios is arased its a gigabyte mother board socket am3 plus if that helps

[@juanlopez-sc8nz]

@@jayt9665 creo q debes hacer una copia previa si el contenido no esta corrupto -caso contrario deberas bajarlo de internet

[@visonardo]

Thank you so mucho, ai was searching and the most complete videotutorial with drivers included is it. Finger up and sogood edition. Thank you so muchby your dedicated work. Greetings from Argentina.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@rarbiart]

this video did the trick for me. thank you! (and i do not know why the ebay sellers do not offer any info locating the right software)

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome. Glad I could help.

[@DavidHager1]

Without these drivers I'd be stuck, thanks so much!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Happy to help

[@georgepapadakis2722]

Thank you Kris for the nice video and valuable help

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@curtchauvin5303]

Very helpful video sir . Thank you very much!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@petesapwell]

Thanks for the info Kris, had a lot of grief with software full of malware. and the languages folder tip is a gift. Again thanks for your efforts.

[@KrisKasprzak]

This link (which is from my personal hightail service) should contain all the files you need.I just scanned all files before zipping and uploading and there were no viruses or trojans reported by McAfee (anti-virus Ver 16.8, anti-spam Ver 13.8) www.hightail.com/download/UlRTcXltRStqY3JOUjhUQw Hope this helps. I gave this to someone else and they indicated it had all the files and was free from malware.

[@petesapwell]

Brilliant, Thanks very much :)

[@vincef836]

Kris Kasprzak Hi kris the link above is no longer working can you post a new link many thanks for your efforts.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Vince Fell Here you go... www.hightail.com/download/bXBZek9qRndGR0dLRmNUQw

[@vincef836]

Kris Kasprzak thanks kris really appreciated.

[@zhenik15j]

Thank you Kris for links

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help;

[@roncojuancarlos]

un millon de gracias sos el unico de todos los que consulte que dio el programa exacto gracias nuevamente

[@KrisKasprzak]

de nada

[@ftbtd]

Thanks for the video and the research, I will give this thing a try.

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome. Glad I could help.

[@WooShell]

I've seen several of these programmer devices by now, and it seems the direction that the lever faces is more or less random.. thankfully the eeprom chips aren't too sensitive if you put them in the wrong way. Thanks a lot for the download links, I've been looking for a useful r/w software for these adapters for quite some time now.

[@nhatle10835]

Thank you ! The explanations are very clear. I just followed and successfully flashed the Winbond W25Q64 !

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@vegn_brit5176]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for providing such a concise tutorial. This video was immense help for me!!!

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome. Glad I could help.

[@keephodlinon77]

Thanks for the tutorial Kris !!!

[@petemoss7256]

A note to English speaking viewers, FOLLOW THE VIDEO PLEASE! I'm re-flashing the bios to my LattePanda 4GB/64GB eMMC SBC, and the files you supply in your download like are true and correct!:) I haven't received my programmer, but I have the "chip clip" and paid about $8.34 for both from ebay. Following your instructions, and this is about as good of instructions as you're going to get!:)

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome.

[@petemoss7256]

THANK YOU SIR!!! Like you, I've been scouring the internet for days now trying to find the software!:) THANK YOU!

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome.

[@davidm71]

Yes I can read it. Bought the chip online but didn't vet it as far as compatibility with the bios and bios chip. Thanks.

[@lasersbee]

Excellent Tutorial on these inexpensive EEProm programmers. Thanks... ;-) The fist eBay seller of these programmers that includes a working English link to all the files will sell tons of these.

[@KrisKasprzak]

lasersbee Totally agree--I have no idea what these sellers were thinking when posting their products for sale.

[@OthmanAlikhan]

Thanks for the video =)

[@barrysowell8216]

Great presentation Kris. I curious if it's possible to read and write to a chip that is soldered to a PCB. I have a project involving the control module in my automobile, and don't feel comfortable de-soldering the chip to reprogram it. I'm sure making jumpers would be equally challenging but less destructive. Thanks for the video, I had no idea chip programming was this easy.

[@der-block4005]

awesome ! Thank's for the driver so mutch

[@KrisKasprzak]

+Karsten B You're very welcome

[@itbsection8980]

Spectacular!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yangranay8102]

Thanks mate! Very interesting video, good explanation but I'm wondering whether the software in the link and the one used in this video are the same?

[@KrisKasprzak]

DOWNLOAD LINK: PLEASE READ THE VIDEO'S DESCRIPTION FOR THE LINK

[@Thorsanbauer]

That's so much :-)

[@jamjam6440]

+Patrick Kapuścik it's working..

[@Andrey0I]

+Solovyv Dmitry Нет ни у кого. Смысл покупать ее, когда проще купить другой программатор за те же деньги но с более мощным функционалом.

[@TooSlowTube]

At 2:30 you talk about opening the 24xx25xx zip file. I don't see a link for that. Is it all in the one zip you've linked to?

[@KrisKasprzak]

I have since included all files in a single zip file and in the link in this video's description. When I created this video, the software I found was in separate files. Just unzip every thing to the same folder and follow my steps.

[@mrpumba2147]

Great video Kris, makes my life a little easier. Q: in regards to skimmers, do you know if there is a way to capture the MAC data from a bluetooth Skimmer.

[@ThatMindsetGuy]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial Kris... good job, alot of people need this ... I wanna ask you something... I try to Update the BIOS on my Aspire 6930G but it fails, what do you recommend ? Getting a new Mobo or trying to re-program the BIOS Chip ? Also can u help me identifying the BIOS chip on my MB which is Model DA0ZK2MB6E0 ? I don't know where is the BIOS Chip located in this MB to have it removed.. An answer will be highly appreciated !

[@johnhall571]

+yonutfilip After corrupting my chip whilst updating I just bought a new bios chip and fitted it for £ 8.00. (myworld.ebay.co.uk/bios-master) I used a set of long nose pliers to remove it and replace (There is a special tool you can purchase at low cost), Just make sure that the orientation is correct and the dimple is facing the same way as your original chip You need the mother board model for ordering which can be found on the mother board or the box it came in. example ASUS M5A78L LE The chip itself is usually close to the clear cmos jumper with the Asus board and has 4 pins on either side but can check with the boards manual

[@NikolaiKlipp]

Personal hero :D Thanks a lot!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help.

[@NikolaiKlipp]

+Kris Kasprzak There is just one thing I don't get... I connected everything successfully, but I seems as if the device does not write the chip (Winbond W25Q32BV)... the write process finishes without any error, but the verify discovers that nothing in the chip has changed... but it reads the chip successfully. any suggestions?

[@NikolaiKlipp]

+Kris Kasprzak There is just one thing I don't get... I connected everything successfully, but I seems as if the device does not write the chip (Winbond W25Q32BV)... the write process finishes without any error, but the verify discovers that nothing in the chip has changed... but it reads the chip successfully. any suggestions?

[@NikolaiKlipp]

+Nikolai Klipp got it. Needed to erase the chip first... :)

[@BrianLuckyGuy]

+Nikolai Klipp hi! did you click "erase" button or use another way to do that?

[@vincelumia4574]

Thank you for making life easier...:-)

[@testitout4024]

Thanks for the video and download links. It helped me a lot!!! I'm new to this and it helped me read the bios and back it up (I'm using a eprom with a clip that you connect directly to the chip without desoldering it. Your video is very good. Btw, how do you translate a original bios for hp to a .bin file?

[@KrisKasprzak]

Not sure other that reading the data and writing to a bin file.

[@testitout4024]

Thanks for the reply! still awesome video!!!

[@thogameskanaal]

Thanks! I can finally fix my bricked tablet :D

[@edimahler]

You are just GREAT! Thank you so much for this perfect tutorial and the link! Still wondering, why the manufacturers of this devices don't offer the download link to the customer? Are they frightend about copyright issues?

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome. I too wonder why they don't post software.

[@edimahler]

In the meantime I corrected some english errors in the existing ini file, created also a german version of the language file and also a Swiss german (Bärndütsch) :-) one. Would you be interested to include those .ini-files to your download package? If yes, write me a PN...

[@bananus815]

Hello. Is it possible to access the storage of these chips with like a file manager? I found this chip in a handheld device and it came preloaded with games, so i thought about adding some games. The games seem to be installed on the IC chip.

[@rodneyandrade6299]

Thanks, you saved me

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're very welcome.

[@howncheng5293]

Hi Kris, thank you for your effort. I need a favor from you. I am using a SPI FLASH device to power my board. I have a Verilog model of the SPI to hold the image in ascii format. How do I translate this file to programmer's hex or bin file format?

[@KrisKasprzak]

I'm not sure

[@belenzucchini]

Thank you very much Kris for this great tutorial! I can't get the drivers to work. I install them, but the software says "device not connected." any suggestions? The chip is supported and installed correctly :(

[@KrisKasprzak]

I've had this in the past, sounds odd, but uninstall, reinstall, uninstall and reinstall. That usually worked for me.

[@belenzucchini]

I'll do that. Thank you so much!@@KrisKasprzak

[@carlosr1461]

Thanks for the video! I wonder if I can use it to reset/reprogram a toner chip, my xerox phaser 6125 doesn't accept recharged cartridges and the original replacements are very expensive in Brazil. For its case i'd have to build a cable for connecting it to the board, thats not a problem but how to wire it to the board is.

[@youssefabdellatif813]

Thank you very much!!!

[@smartclick4240]

thanks brother u are really helpful

[@jaymc4021]

YES IT TOOK ME A LITTLE WHILE to find the like that actually work but all good..... i just hope im able to modify my klm in my car now to suit old cluster

[@KrisKasprzak]

Odd you had to look around for software, the link in my UPDATE... post should have worked.

[@KrisKasprzak]

This programmer is for series 24 and 25 so it should work but I don't see it listed as one it will program.

[@beam664]

very good tutorial thanks

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help

[@rsattahip]

Thank you from Thailand

[@KrisKasprzak]

kap kun kap

[@charlys6666]

thank soo much

[@KrisKasprzak]

You're welcome!

[@laurensiussitorus4776]

Hi Kris, I am looking for a software to program Atmel AT28HC256-90lm/883, do you have any idea?

[@Digital.Control]

very good

[@KrisKasprzak]

Glad I could help

[@lutfijd]

Thanks for the video, quick question, can it flash Pm25LD010? from the description it says it can flash Pm25LV010, looking at the datasheets, both ICs seem to have same pinouts, but the LV programs at a slower rate. Any ideas? Again thanks for the nice video.

[@KrisKasprzak]

I"m not familiar with that EEPROM, sorry.

[@lutfijd]

Wow, the fact that you put the effort to respond to comments for an old video is impressive. just for that im subscribing and checking out the rest of your videos!!

[@ericjv36]

Kris, thanks so much for the awesome video. I've got the driver set up and my device is working well. I am having a lot of trouble getting the device to read my chip contents, though. Would you be willing to help me trouble shoot a little bit? It's really tough to find resources online. I'm a bit of a newbie.

[@KrisKasprzak]

What chip you trying to read?

[@davidaraujo1463]

Gracias por el software y la información.

[@boogiesg]

Thanks

[@KrisKasprzak]

No worries

[@antoniotito89]

Hello! great video! thanks for sharing, i have an question if you can help me i would be greatfull: i have an ASUS P8B75M-LE dead after an BIOS update, on asus website says there is: "128 Mb Flash ROM, AMI BIOS," i can use this usb stick reprogramer for recovery my motherboard? what you think?!

[@KrisKasprzak]

I seriously doubt it. The chip i showed held 32K of data, and i'm sure you ROM bios is a very different chip. I've never flash my MB bios but I would call ASUS and see if they can walk you through re-flashing your bios.

[@antoniotito89]

Thank you for replying! i have seen on motherboard the chip is: "25Q64BVAIG" and i have downloaded the software by the link on your video, this chip is listed on the software for reflashing! i think i will give an try buying this same reprogrammer on ebay and trying to give life again for the mobo! lol and if something goes wrong i can buy an already flashed bios on ebay too, thank you for this great video!

[@KrisKasprzak]

Antônio Tito you're very welcome. Let us know how it went.

[@antoniotito89]

Surely i will! have an great weekend.

[@Mritchychin]

Brilliant.. Thank you :)

[@DanubioRodriguez]

I got thia programmer but can't write the spi flash roms read but cant write I see wite operation timeout failed

[@davidm71]

Found them. Thanks.Would you know by chance why I would get a verify error when flashing with the software? Maybe I bought a bad bios chip?

[@KrisKasprzak]

+david moheban What's the status in the lower right corner of the software? I've seen that message, but it was due to chip in the wrong orientation--the status may indicate if "a chip is present" i can't remember exactly what the status is. Can you read the chip? even if blank? Are you sure you have the correct chip selected? Other than that, i'm not sure. Sorry.

[@TheJuggtron]

worked in the end - the orientation would be something that you would think that possibly couldn't be broken...

[@dvr55us]

hello , very clear video , thanks for thet ! now can you help me and say if a 24CS01 eeprom can be read and written with this CH341A ? i can't find the difference between 24C01 and 24CS01 ... only a TL866CS seems to be able to read these 24CS01, i want check before order ! thanks for your help .

[@KrisKasprzak]

Based on the types reported by the company that makes this programmer,It doesn't appear that this programmer will work with a 24CS01.

[@abidmahmood1689]

my machine display don't show any thing and their user light is green i think its bios system is out of order. in this machine use one cmos ic and EEPROM 24lc16b . my question is if i replace and reprogramme 24lc16b then possible to remove the problem

[@megamizen3398]

Does the CH341A not have the ability to write on 93c56?

[@stevenbennett5451]

So if I have a chip that is not listed, can I use another software program or am I doomed to not be able to read/write to this chip? I'm looking to read several TV eeprom chips, but haven't been able to get one to work yet :(

[@HazherAbdullah]

Hi and thanks for this video. I really need help. I have an MSI GT72s 6QE and I need to reprogram the bios chip. Will this programer work ? thank you again and sorry for my English

[@KrisKasprzak]

This unit only programs series 24 and series 25 EEPROMS. Not sure what series this is

[@zebular]

Any help with how to use this software to do a byte swap function? I'm new to all of the eeprom burning unfortunately...

[@LorenzoTheFisherman]

Hey, do you know if this ch341a would work with a chip MX25L6473E?? This chip is not listed into the software but there are other ones very similar. My motherboard has 2 of those MX25L6473E as bios chips and im trying to flash them as it is not functional right now due to a bios fault!! I'd appreciate any help :)

[@KrisKasprzak]

+Gaming isnotacrime Sorry, i don't know. If it;s not in the MFG list, probably not, but then again, this thing was only $10, may be worth the risk.

[@CollinEddy]

It looks like the software supports chips up to 64MB in size. Their chip finder feature shows the chip I need (a 128MB Winbond), but it won't select it, and I can't seem to get any other 128MB chip selected. Is there a solution for this?

[@abnad2827]

Thank you very much for the video, I have my lenovo T500 which does not start anymore as before and remains blocked on the first start page setup, I tried everything to get it to work with no success. Now I want to flash the eeprom P24s08 memory because it is blocked, but I cannot find the bios factory other than that offered by Lenovo support. Can you help me get this copy from another T500 if possible or direct me to a site .... Thank you in advance.

[@Anvilshock]

Also, don't forget to go ahead! It is vitally important to go ahead and go ahead! If you do go ahead to not go ahead, or if you don't go ahead to go ahead, go ahead and go ahead later. But don't go ahead and don't not go not ahead, or your head will explode.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Anvilshock what?

[@Anvilshock]

Don't say "go ahead" so often, dumbass.

[@sleepwalkerfx]

Is it possible to write a Award BIOS bin file to a MX25L8005PC chip using this? . I've heard award's bin files are proprietary format , so does this programmer support it?

[@KrisKasprzak]

sleepwalkerfx Sorry.. I don't know.

[@EdRandall66]

I already have a K150 programmer intended for PIC microcontrollers; - would you happen to know if this programmer is capable of also handling 25xx flash EEPROMS?

[@KrisKasprzak]

Not sure. this unit programs series 24 and 24, the video description shows a list of supported eeproms

[@CharlyDickensgmail]

hello this programmer is also unusable for STC 12c2052 /STC 12C5410 / STC 12C5406 but which programmer is right for this chips and then especially to handle the lock bit. ! i want to copy this locked chips. any ideas?

[@iteminc]

Hey Chris have you had any luck reading chips on the boards. I can read the chip outside of the board but I can't read it in the board . I have to unsolder the chip in order to work. I am using the alligator teeth connection. Soon as I link up the chip,alligator connector and the reader, The program reads on the corner "Device status: not connected" I have flip the chip back and fourth and have done almost everything I can think of but no luck. I also have seen other people reading it with no problem. Anyways any help would be appreciated.

[@KrisKasprzak]

I don't think you can read chips while they are installed.

[@iteminc]

ohh ok Kris thanks.

[@jd-foo]

Does this really support AVR? Can you show how to interface it with an ATMEGA8?

[@Itsgregguys]

I'm not sure if you're still active on here but I tried plugging my USB in and installing the driver, whenever I hit on install it says "The drive is successfully pre-installed in advance!" it doesn't say "drive success!" as yours did. Anyway to get that to change? I also get "USB Device not recognized The last USB device you connected to this computer malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it"

[@KrisKasprzak]

What version of Windows? Installation is very squirrely, On some machines I've had to uninstall/reinstall several times.

[@doryairi3]

I have a question, i want to program: www.issi.com/WW/pdf/25LP-WP032D.pdf which configuration should i use? 25 SPI FLASH but i don''t have the manufacturer, which should i use ? Thank for the video :)

[@BloodyDancers]

hi nice video, I want to know if this programmer supports eeprom Mx25l6406e Sop-8?

[@KrisKasprzak]

all supported chips are listed in the video descroption

[@BloodyDancers]

yup MXIC： MX25L512，MX25L1005，MX25L2005，MX25L4005，MX25L8005，MX25L1605，MX25L3205， MX25L6405 ........ but I need programer this Mx25l6406 x,x I just want to know is that programmer supported that

[@lutyanoalves444]

nice. thanks

[@GGEvan317]

Is it possible to use these kinds of eeprom readers/writers for repairing an Original Xbox (2001 - 2006)? If so how would I go about doing it? Every time I've seen one of these it looks like I'd have to remove the chip from the motherboard by de-soldering it.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Check the chip # on your xbox and see if this programmer supports it (see the description for a list, but generally series 24 and 25 are what this unit supports. And yes you will need to unsolder your eeprom from the board.

[@RISMAKOMCCTVONLINE]

sorry, i just bought this tool, but i installed can not, no driver reaction in laptop, can help me me from indonesia and i am message from hongkong, thanks

[@KrisKasprzak]

try to uninstall the drivers, then reinstall. On one machine I had to do this a few times before the OS would recognize the EEPROM programmer.

[@tamaradimic8552]

I have one question, I bought a usb reprogramator CH341A to reprogrammed bios chip from motherboard foxconn g41mxe.I dont know how to , with which program to accomplish flashing bios, sorry for any mistakes cos i dont speak English very well

[@KrisKasprzak]

You will first need to determine the series you bios is, the programmer I show is for series 24 or 25, the description shows a list of supported EEPROMS. Then you will need the bin or hex file--i have no idea where you can get that from.

[@himanshispeedometerwork8185]

thanks ,it very easy to use but language was not changing can you give me any other suggestion

[@androcci]

I have a 16 pin ADC EEPROM I dont think this software or hardware doesnt communicate with them correct? I believe i will have to buy a universal programmer