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Firmware Request for Vestel 17MB95S Mainboard VES315WNDB-01 Panel V214y

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  • #1 21852048
    powermag71
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    Firmware Needed for Vestel TV with 17MB95S Mainboard & VES315WNDB-01 Panel - 17MB95S V214y.
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    • Firmware Request for Vestel 17MB95S Mainboard VES315WNDB-01 Panel V214y IMG_20260301_231537.jpg (853.82 KB) You must be logged in to download this attachment.
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  • #2 21852238
    yokoono51
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    What's wrong with the TV? I remind you that 17MB95 motherboards are very easy to brick and difficult to repair.
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  • #3 21890275
    powermag71
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    Hello, I need a correct firmware.Tv stucks at logo!!
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  • #4 21890389
    yokoono51
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    For the stick I only have this software in the archive. Try it at your own risk. Reread what I wrote in post #2.
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    • 17MB95S panel VES315WNDB-01.rar (27.24 MB) You must be logged in to download this attachment.
  • #5 21890933
    powermag71
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    Thank you very much, sir. I just tried it, but something strange happens here. The upgrade procedure starts OK (red LED blinks rapidly), and after finish the TV starts with the old logo and gets stuck there. How is that possible? Maybe it is write-protected?
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  • #6 21890982
    yokoono51
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    If you have a programmer, you can try rewriting the flash memory.
  • #7 21892997
    powermag71
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    It worked!! Thank you sooo much! I appreciate your professionalism!

Topic summary

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A firmware request for a Vestel TV with 17MB95S mainboard and VES315WNDB-01 panel was discussed after the set became stuck on the logo. The suggested firmware archive was tried, but the upgrade process completed while the TV still booted to the old logo and remained frozen, raising the possibility of flash write protection or an incomplete software update. The final workaround was to rewrite the flash memory with a programmer, which resolved the boot issue.
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