A BIOS update affect the recovery of a machine?

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• BIOS update allows the use of modules of 2 GB RAM DDR on Satellite P10 554?

  Hello

  I have a satellite p10 554 and want upgrad my RAM.
  By default, the maximum that you can install's two Kits of GB 1.
  Are there any - update Bios, that allows 2 GB kits?
  Thank you very much!

  Ron

  Hello Ron

  The same situation with my P20! Unfortunately there is no BIOS update allows the use of the RAM more.

• My updates affect the D: drive

  I don't understand what's going on, but somehow my updates are on drive D. I installed Microsoft Security Essentials and am suspect that could be the culprit but I don't know. How will I know what updates affect the D drive and how to solve this problem.

  I KNOW that I'm not supposed to touch the D drive. In any case, totally frustrated I uninstalled Microsoft Security Essentials and installed Bitdefender Total Security.  This morning when I turned on my computer, the toolbar was not blue and had 937 MB of free space instead of 839 MB. That's why the perceived culprit has been deleted and it seems to be fixed.

• HP Elite 8200 CMT: Bios Update after the update of Windows 10

  Hello, I've updated my HP Elite 8200 CMT from windows 7 to windows 10.

  In the HP driver download page, there is no updated BIOS for windows 10.

  But I noticed that it is has updated BIOS for Windows 7.

  The question is, can I use it on Windows 10?

  And generally to load OS updates to the BIOS?

  Hello:

  You can remove the base flash BACK of the package of BIOS file folder, simply copy the contents of the file flash BACK on a USB stick formatted with the FAT file system.

  Plug in a USB flash drive, restart the PC, press the ESC key to get the options menu.

  Select F10 system configuration to access the BIOS.

  Select the file menu > control system ROM Flash.  Select the USB flash drive.

  The PC will see the files on the flash drive.  Follow the instructions to update the BIOS screen.

  In this way, it makes no difference what operating system you are running.

  A very important point... I read the last 2.29 installing BIOS causes problems with the W10.

  There is a post on the forum about who...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-workstations-and-point-of-sale-systems/HP-Compaq-8200-elite-SFF-slow-reboot-time-in-legacy-BIOS/m-p/5654549#M12815

  I use v2.28 on my HP 8200 Elite CMT and have no problem at all on W10.

  I have read that post and decided to not update the BIOS to v2.29.

• Problem running 4,80 Bios Update on the Satellite P100-473

  Hello
  I have a satellite P100-473 enriched with 4 GB of ram, using ubuntu 10.04 lucid 64 with nvidia driver.

  Problem with often increase GPU to high temperature (over 100 ° C) using sensors applet to check.

  I guess that's a BIOS and a driver problem.

  Windows 7 x 64 I don't have this problem with the latest nvidia driver (using speedfan to check the temperature)

  I tried to Flash the bios with the latest version => _Update.exe BD1_BIOS (V4.80) version 4.0, I actually and all flashing same mistake you Error - 121. update of DXE etc...

  While the .exe to extract the contents of the flash on your c:\tmp I'll try a bios flash with a bootable usb key and phlash.exe with the BD13C43. WPH.

  The problem is to find the phlash.exe official back... Phoenix does not provide such tools ;(

  I understand the need of simple bios flash on windows... but I don't understand the .iso missing for flashing at the start when the operating system does not match...

  If you have an idea thanks ;)

  Toshiba has offered traditional old BIOS updated (diskette), a long time ago. Now you can find WIN updates only.
  You can try to contact the closest service Toshiba and ask if they have traditional BIOS update.

• Problem installing BIOS update on the satellite U series

  Installation of Toshiba TEMPRO informed me there's an update of the BIOS (published April 7, 2010) must be installed.

  When I received this notification I downloaded the .zip file and extract its content - BIOS_UPDATE_V170.exe-, but the execution of this file, I got a popup error saying < file "c:\". ' is not accessible >. I decided there must be a bug in the installer that will be corrected in time, so I have nothing and waited.

  Today, I received another notice that the BIOS update was available, but even once, I get the same error. My c:\ folder seems OK!
  The BIOS file is in C:\TOSHIBA\ARSENAL10_10G_BIOS_UPDATE_V170_WIN where I extracted to (having initially tried to run my downloads folder, I thought I'd try also, but it seems to make no difference).

  Can anyone offer any suggestions? Any help is greatly appreciated.
  If not, how can I get advice from Toshiba?

  See you soon
  ttstoo

  Thanks for your comments!

• Software update in the recovery Partition

  Is it possible to update the recovery partition with the latest hotfixes or service pack? (I have a windows vista SP1, and I want to update to SP2 when the official out).

  Laptop DV9830US - Core 2 Duo T5550 1.83 GHz - 4 GB 667 MHz - 320 GB HD @ - GeForce 8600 M GS @ 17.0 "WXGA + 1440 x 900

  No, recovering files is read-only. The only time I've seen is file recovery corrupted if HP issues a patch that is capable of writing to them_which rarely occurs.

• dv6 7309tx wanted: HP ENVY DV6 7309tx BIOS update after the corrupt bios, SP68425 F.2D does not work

  The problem began with a blue screen after the updated copy on the road on machine of internal to external hard drive...

  After the reboot, the screen went white and CAPS LOCK has 2 flashes

  Device: HP dv6 7309tx envy

  Current BIOS: 22/01/2013 F.24 / 181E

  Downloaded SP68425 with F.2D since 08/2014

  insydehflash.exe in the package on a spare computer (no HP) does not support the extraction to USB, I will need to update the bios on device dead...

  Device is now in HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI, where I can add usb and start to update...

  However, the raw after extraction of sp68425 bin file is not accepted...

  and I can't go any further with the tool insydeh sp682425 because it does not allow me.

  There is no real BIOS option the last update on the HP support who is crazy enugh...

  F.2d

  FTP://FTP.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp68001-68500/sp68425.html download: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp68001-68500/sp68425.exe

  Please help to send me the appropriate files or explaining how I can generate in a different machine than the one update has no boot?

  Thank you

  Hi all

  If the solution was done by a kind shop in Hungary, http://reballing.hu

  and a specialist in firmware http://vinafix.vn

  So apperently my BIOS has been corrupted that CAPS lock sign showed and it could have been rewritten with HP Diagnostics if HP could provide the RSA key for her...

  In this case it is not provided, you don't have that one other solution, to find a nice (as reballing.hu) repair shop, where the guys are nice enough to disassemble your computer, take the chip and write the data without the requirement of RSA software HP Diag using a writer BIOS correctly. You can also buy writers of the bios and the tools, but he could be uite costly and risky for you to do...

  So you have a repair guy, the only other thing that you might need to trust is the dump of the BIOS correct, please note that the supplied with the softpaqs .bin file is encrypted, so it must be decrypted, it is not an easy task, it worked for me too after awhile, but better to find a provider of bios (saves time for you as well and that is why HP is not willing to give it to you, you have two choices: make a work computer, and read the bios in this way (you must have the identical chip and content, so preferabily the same card mother or product)

  Or go to www.vinafix.vn and ask them to provide you with, these people are kind enough to explain how the thing works and what you need to write your own return data.

  So once that you set is not more than 30 minutes for a handy guy and as they work at the time, it is fairly cheap as well, it cost me 25 USD total (10 for bios) and 15 for the actual work done

  It's a shame that yu can not really find information about this threat, and also that it can happen to your computer at any time it seems that, always in waiting to see what caused, and if she came back or not... but as of now, I am pleased that the computer is back on!

• SP 2 settles - gives a message telling me that the bios updated to the needs

  Original title : Sp 2 downloads ok, but used to install

  I have a dell latitude d820 32bits that originally had xp on it,

  I installed vista on it from a backup I did on an advent computer (purchased new mine).

  I managed to install ie9 on it, but it tells me that I need to install sp2,

  I tried to install after the download from windows update and microsoft own website, but always the same problem, I can't get sp2 to install even if ok, it will download

  I got a message telling me that the bios needs updating, and my opinion is that, even if the software came the computer still thinks it's a dell and this is the problem

  Hello
   
  1. What is the full error message?
  2. is the specific question of the installation of Windows Vista Service pack 2?
  3. you receive update of the BIOS message during the installation of SP2 or elsewhere?
   
  Method 1:
  The problem with Microsoft Windows Update is not working
  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_update/
   
  Method 2:
  
  Put the computer in a clean boot state, download and install the Windows Vista Service pack 2 and see if that helps.
  Download here:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?ID=15278
  Clean boot:
  Here is the link:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135
   
  Note: When you're done to diagnose, follow step 7 in the article to start on normal startup.
   
  Method 3:
  Update (Flash) your BIOS
  The main function of your system BIOS is to recognize and initiate any material that your system is ready to be used. It is synonymous with updating the BIOS of the motherboard to the latest version of "Flash" BIOS. The times often requires a floppy drive must be installed on the system.
  Please visit the site of the manufacturer of your motherboard for instructions on how to check the version of your BIOS and tools, that you can use safely update your BIOS.
   
   
  Reference:
  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly
  
  Note: BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.
   
   
   
  For more information, see:
  
  To find out what operating system is installed, follow these steps:
  (a) click Start right click my computer
  (b) click on properties

• Vostro 3500 BIOS update failed - need recovery procedure

  I got a Vostro 3500 laptop computer work and was doing maintenance to update. I downloaded and installed the BIOS update recommended for this laptop... Dell Vostro 3500 system BIOS 3500 has 12. EXE | Release date of BIOS of Windows/DOS (3 MB) 21/07/2014 updated 21/07/2014 recommended BIOS update failed and left no work of BIOS of the computer. F2 is dead. It will not start. I am sure that there a backup BIOS or primitive still, as when I start the machine without battery and power, using the end key he's constantly trying to read the data from a 2 GB flash drive. I guess he wants to reload the BIOS from a file. I know how to get the ROM content from the file above using the /writeromfile parameter. The big question is, what type of file the 3500 wants to read, and what is the name of the file it is seeking? Is the flash player must be bootable? What is a FRIEND or a Phoenix BIOS? Can someone please? Thanks, Terry

  Here's how to recover a flash update BIOS of your laptop Vostro 3500 failure...

  1. download the Dell BIOS update .exe file to a USB flash drive.

  2. run the .exe with the /writehdrfile parameter file

  3. run the .exe with the /writeromfile parameter file

  4. copy the .hdr winery50.hdr

  5. remove the battery and the power of the dead computer

  6 Insert the flash drive into the USB port on the computer of the death

  7 press and hold the end key and then connect the AC power

  8 dead computer reads USB flash and request if the update should be performed

  9. let the update at the end and then restart.

  10. computer now works normally.

  Useful web site: http://mickitblog.blogspot.com/2011/09/dell-bios-switches.html

• BIOS update - save the current BIOS first?

  I'm of the Canada. Don't know why he brought me to the American site to ask questions... fail.

  But anyawys, I have a SONY VAIO laptop, which currently has some bugs (shading on the random display).

  My VAIO Update program warned me that there was an update of the BIOS available that could solve the problem.

  Instructions on how to update the BIOS were pretty * straight forward, and did not mention the current BIOS must be saved in case of installation errors. However, when I Google searched, many websites have mentioned that it is very important to backup the current BIOS and needs to be done (which I don't know how to do). Now I'm confused because the SONY Web site mentioned at all that I have to save anything. I also wonder if the other stuff on my computer should be backed up before upgrading? Like photos, documents, etc.? I have not immediately an external hard drive. If anyone can help me with this, it would be great. Thank you.

  punxie89,

  I'm sorry but there is no software that can create a current backup of the BIOS on our Web site.  Because you are dealing with the BIOS, it is strongly recommended that you back up your data in case where... If you do not have an external hard drive, use a USB flash drive or save it to disk...

• Latency of PE T320 Hyper-V hosts that are set by the BIOS update to the host

  Twice now, I got the prompt Exchange 2010 on my W2K8 Standard Server with Hyper-V suddenly suffer a massive amount of latency and become virtually locked out of the blue.  After hours of troubleshooting, restart and research - as a last-ditch effort I noticed that the BIOS is outdated.  I update of the BIOS and then as magically everything works again.

  Anywhere from 2 to 4 months to go and rinse & repeat.

  I'm going out on a limb here, but I suspect that there is something about the system that gets flushed out during an update of the bios that is the cause of the problem, but I am at a loss to determine what is.  I want to avoid proactively with the server my client Exchange fail, but it goes against my better judgment to apply updates BIOS proactively.  We had the motherboard already toggled because of a bad DRAC, and the problem continues to be.

  I could use help to identify what I can do to prevent this from happening in the future.  TIA

  Well we have not seen the question back at all since we changed the system of "Performance per Watt" profile to 'Performance '.  I would start there first.  It is three months and none of our T320 do more.  We are sure, it's the 90 percent solution.

• integration of updates in the recovery partition (is this possible?)

  I want to integrate windows XP sp3 (the current recovery is windows XP sp2) and a few other updates in my thinkpad R60e recovery so that the next time I'm back I can't run windows update 3 hours after

  I burned the CD/DVD recovery and even has tested them with good results

  also I would like to integrate programs in there (it's less a question if) such as Mozilla Firefox and updating old programs that are in the recovery (i.e. adobe reader 9 instead of 7)

  I realize it's a lot to ask, but it would be very useful if I could, because I may not always have the time to install these updates after recovering

  See you soon

  James

  They would interfere with the process of recovery if you installed in the partition

• HP ENVY 15 t-q100 CTO Notebook: Bios Update to the latest version

  I have BIOS version f.22 Rev.A already installed on my laptop. However, I was wondering if I can install the latest version provided by hp which is f. 63 Rev.A on my laptop. The supported version in the drivers and downloads for my product is f.22 but I wanted to know if I can install the new bios on my laptop.

  Here is the link for the bios I'm talking about: http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=ob_169818_1#tab-history

  Hello @parth017

  Thanks for posting in the HP Support forum. Welcome!

  I would like to ask you why you want to update the BIOS?

  Personally, I don't recommend do you it unless you're having problems with your existing BIOS and you are sure that the new BIOS will fix it.

  General recommendation I provided to users/customers is NOT to upgrade the BIOS/UEFI, unless they live any sort of BIOS/UEFI problem specific. Just for updaing and update just for the use of the latest verson is not the solution. Any type of update (no matter what and that relesed it) can solve 2 problems but can introduce more than 10 questions. In addition, upgrading the BIOS (for any provider) are risky more because the BIOS recovery is not that easy compared to updates of typical software IF something goes wrong.

  It goes the same for Windows updates, OS update, drivers, etc - update/update updates IF you have any questions, you know are fixed in the new version or for some serious security problems. Otherwise, keep the existing version as long as possible.

• BIOS update failed: the process does not have this system. The process of the utility is not complete.

  I have a Thinkpad T450s and I'm trying to update the BIOS version 1.19 to 1.20. I've created a live usb with the 'el tortio' - image extracted using linux "dd". Once I boot on the USB under Legacy-BIOS and select upgrade, it proceeds witht the error message "the process does not have this system. The process has been cancelled. "I have disabled the protection against theft, AMT (I think this is the option) and I'm sure that I use the correct .iso file from the downloads section. I don't have a Windows operating system installed, but I'm able to start in various linux distributions using Legacy and UEFI methods.

  Here is my BIOS information.

  "Manage 0 x 0031, DMI type 0, 24 bytes.
  BIOS information
  Seller: LENOVO
  Version: JBET54WW (1.19)
  Release date: 06/11/2015
  Address: 0xE0000

  Runtime size: 128 kB
  ROM size: 16384 KB
  Features:
  PCI is supported
  PNP is supported
  BIOS is extensible
  BIOS shadowing is allowed
  Boot from CD is supported
  Selectable boot is supported
  ACPI is supported
  Legacy USB is supported
  BIOS boot specification is supported
  Targeted content distribution is supported
  UEFI is supported
  BIOS version: 1.19
  Firmware revision: 1.2 "

  What could you suggest to get the update disc to recognize my system?

  I think I've fixed the problem, I formatted FAT16 USB drive and not in FAT32 and also when you use the geteltorito command, it is preferable to use the-o option rather than a redirection ">"syntax. " An article said that it is best to drop in a DOS command line using the USB boot, then run dosflash.exe from there, however, I could not edit the .bat file, but it is an option however.

  I hope this helps someone stuck in a similar situation.