decommissioning of the BIOS

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• L450 blocked to 0.77 GHz processor when it is on battery and can not downgrade the BIOS

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  It seems that the CPU of my L450 is blocked to 0.77 GHz speed when it is running on battery power and no matter how heavy the load, the CPU speed does not fit on the rise, unless I plug in the AC power cord.

  This makes the laptop a bit useless on the battery when you do something time CPU.

  This seems to be the unusual question, based on the quick searchand possibly related to the BIOS. I would try to downgrade from 1.16-> 1.15 or 1.12, but I always get the error "Failed to secure authentication of Flash", after you run the flash program and rebooted (when flashing the BIOS should start).

  I turned off in the BIOS the option 'Prevention of RollBack Secure' settings, so I guess that's not the question for not having to downshift.

  Does anyone else have this problem (with the speed of the CPU limitation or decommissioning of the BIOS)?

  I tried to change options in plan powers the window, like 'The Maximum processor state', 'Intel CCMP energy efficiency Settings. "

  I am running Windows 10, if any relevant information.

  OK, think about it.

  The fix was to disconnect the battery and the power cord for one minute. After that, the CPU is scaling its speed again normally.

  Good thing that this laptop model has a removable battery, I guess...

  I'd like to, I would have thought this before going through the demotion to 8.1 Windows, since the I suspected it could be a bug with Windows 10 or some of its pilots.

  I think that this problem was caused by my recent update BIOS of 1.12 to 1.16, but it's really just a guess.

• Can I downgrade the BIOS on my X201i?

  Does anyone know if it's possible/desirable to "update" sound BIOS to an older version? In other words, are there additional problems involved with decommissioning of the BIOS as the most common risks with the BIOS updates?

  What I plan to do is downgraded to the version released late June 2013, because there supposedly solves the problem of battery drain. No Lenovo apparently cares to answer one of my questions of how it is possible that I have a newer version of the BIOS that is currently posted as the newest one (I have installed since Oct-2012 of 1.40 - 1, 20; the most recent version, the new post-Jun-2013 is 1.40 - 1.15), or what to do about it. So I plan to go ahead and reinstall (by crushing) my current BIOS with one posted on the web site: 1.40 to 1.15. (I have very serious problems with heat like terrible battery upgrade to Pro Win8 dump station).

  I'm no expert BIOS, so I'm not aware of the risks or potential problems of decommissioning of its BIOS. Perhaps there is nothing for her and amounts to the same thing as any BIOS update/install. In the affirmative, please let me know. I'm in complete lack of reliable expertise.

  Thank you!

  I guess I'm for a clean install then.

  Funny TVSU suggested I have install the BIOS recently posted yesterday (finally!). I did, without any problem, and it has certainly supported the heating problem. I always battery only about two hours of time, however, down from almost 5 hours before the passage of Win7Pro to Win8Pro...

• Decommissioning of the 100-15iby bios

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  Good day and welcome to the community.

  If you do not see listed here earlier versions: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/Laptops-and-netbooks/100-series/100-15iby?beta=false or in the BIOS download page: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/Laptops-and-netbooks/100-series/100-15iby/downloads/DS10280... so it is not accessible to the public.

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  Kind regards.

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  I need to do an upgrade of the BIOS on my 14-b017cl Sleekbook.

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  Is it safe to run the update in win7?

  The available updates are officially for win8 only (see: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-116297-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en... )

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  Thanks for your help...

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  Then simply download the bios version you want (like 2.52 http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/h0uj12ww.exe) and flash away.

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• HP ENVY m6-n113dx Notebook PC: update the BIOS F.22A and keyboard

  Hello

  I was hoping that over time someone would have posted something with a similar problem, I have, but its been a while so I guess I would ask and I hope an answer and I hope I'm not the only one experiencing this problem.

  Awhile back, I upgraded my laptop BIOS (HP ENVY Notebook PC m6-n113dx) from F.21A to F.22A, who apperently offers improved performance of the internal keyboard. After the update, nothing seemed very different. However when I play a game and press a key on the keyboard, the charater would sometimes get stuck on this action of the key as if she was held down. Usually, I just press the button again to stop this action, although this has become an embarrassment.

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  Thanks in advance

  Hello @BCC119922,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I understand that you have a problem with the keyboard and wanted to help you!

  This is possible, and you can find the drivers for your product here:

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  Select your operating system and then find the BIOS category.  In this drop-down list, you will see the BIOS update for F.22.  You should be able to choose the previous versionsto the right Details.  This will allow you to access and download version F.21 A.

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution' , this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

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  Now, in response to this topic, I discovered a solution...

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  I hope this helps some of you.

  To use this...

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  (a) copy the files in a directory

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