Burning a BIOS chip can be said to be a relatively simple task, but requires a certain amount of specialized knowledge and skills. First, you need to provide the BIOS firmware file and the corresponding burning tool.
Then, connect the burning tool to the pin of the target chip and follow the specified steps to set up and operate.
This includes determining the correct supply voltage and frequency, selecting the correct burn mode, and ensuring the correct connection between the chip and the burn device.
Finally, press the burn button or start the burn process with a computer command. While caution is required, burning a BIOS chip can be relatively simple as long as the right steps are followed.