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  2. click on the System Restore tab.
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  5. click on OK. Then click OK again.

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  Download and run the MSRT tool manually:
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  Reset.

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  Search online with eSet Online Scanner.

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  2 prompt probably like C:\Windows\System32 >

  This type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

  CD\

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  3: This type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

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  4 this type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

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  He should return to the prompt C:\ if it shows and ERROR and STOP - then check the command
  and if it has been entered correctly you are not in the right place.

  5 this type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

  RD/s Windows.old

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  and press ENTER.

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  6: This type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

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  7 close the COMMAND window

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  If necessary, use these utilities

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  Download - SAVE - go to where you put it-click on - RUN AS ADMIN

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  MoveOnBoot
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  Initializing...
  Log file: c:\SWSetup\SP65654\InsydeFlash.Log
  Settings file: c:\SWSetup\SP65654\platform.ini (found)
  Executable: c:\SWSetup\SP65654\InsydeFlash.exe
  Version: 4.5.6.1 build: InsydeFlash
  Date: Mon 21 Oct 13:11:30 2013

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  Application name: InsydesFlash
  Information of the operating system: Microsoft Windows 8 - supported
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  M - FD: FD name 01966.fd
  IHISI Version: 204
  M - FD: 0 0 0 2 does not match FFFFFFFF & 1963103 C! = 1962103 C
  M FD: Match!
  M - FD: FD name 01966.fd
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  The status of function block start: 4
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  Offset: 7380688
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  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  M - FD has achieved:
  01966.FD
  Allow Version: 000, Dex: 0
  Current version: F.24, Dex: 3876
  Current BIOS version is greater than the version installed in the Ini.
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  Check the package: 1
  Sign of the BIOS: 1
  BIOS size: 0 x 00800000, SHA1 sign size: 0x00000000, SHA256 sign size: 0x00000100
  Sign of the file: 1
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  The BIOS image size: 8388608 (0 x 00800000)
  sH19Infor.dwBootBlockInfo: 10 d
  Check of sign of starting block: 1
  The status of function block start: 4
  Lock status of the EC: 8
  Sign checks number of items: 0
  BBL level: 2
  Current BID: 0008EFA0, new BID: 0008EFA0 size of BIOS: 00800000
  non_shareEC Ec starting address: 00000000, end of Ec address: 00000000, current size: 00010000, new size: 00010000

  Preparation stage

  Error code: 3010 (0x00000BC2)
  Cleanup phase
  Step completed
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  Initializing...
  Log file: C:\SWSetup\SP65654\InsydeFlash.Log
  Settings file: C:\SWSetup\SP65654\platform.ini (found)
  Executable: C:\SWSetup\SP65654\InsydeFlash.exe
  Version: 4.5.6.1 build: InsydeFlash
  Date: Mon 21 Oct 13:11:30 2013

  Resource file: C:\SWSetup\SP65654\iscflash.dll (load)
  Application name: InsydesFlash
  Information of the operating system: Microsoft Windows 8 - supported
  M - FD: 0 0 0 2 does not match FFFFFFFF & 1963103 C! = 1962103 C
  M FD: Match!
  M - FD: FD name 01966.fd
  IHISI Version: 204
  M - FD: 0 0 0 2 does not match FFFFFFFF & 1963103 C! = 1962103 C
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  M - FD: FD name 01966.fd
  sH19Infor.dwBootBlockInfo: 10 d
  Check of sign of starting block: 1
  The status of function block start: 4
  Lock status of the EC: 8
  Sign checks number of items: 0
  BBL level: 2
  M - FD has achieved:
  01966.FD
  Offset: 7380688
  Allow Version: 000, Dex: 0
  Current version: F.53, Dex: 3923
  Current BIOS version is greater than the version installed in the Ini.
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  SearchVolumeFileAndCreateDirectory
  M - FD has achieved:
  01966.FD
  Allow Version: 000, Dex: 0
  Current version: F.53, Dex: 3923
  Current BIOS version is greater than the version installed in the Ini.
  Partition: 1 WMI 0x0D: 1
  Check the package: 1
  Sign of the BIOS: 1
  BIOS size: 0 x 00800000, SHA1 sign size: 0x00000000, SHA256 sign size: 0x00000100
  Sign of the file: 1
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  Reading 8388608 bytes of the file starting with 0...
  The BIOS image size: 8388608 (0 x 00800000)
  sH19Infor.dwBootBlockInfo: 10 d
  Check of sign of starting block: 1
  The status of function block start: 4
  Lock status of the EC: 8
  Sign checks number of items: 0
  BBL level: 2
  Current BID: 0008EFA0, new BID: 0008EFA0 size of BIOS: 00800000
  non_shareEC Ec starting address: 00000000, end of Ec address: 00000000, current size: 00010000, new size: 00010000

  Preparation stage

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  Cleanup phase
  Step completed
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  2. press and hold the power on button for 30 seconds

  3. allow battery but to plug the power unit in

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