EFI boot ROM update problem

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• Con ROM update problems

  I have a Slate7 4600 y no puedo fornuis el problema rom are mi 1.05.10_User android,.
  Alguien me can give the rom by fornuis debido a as the 1.05.9 me sale el siguiente error
  assert failed:! less_than_int (1376460761. GetProp ("ro.build.date.utc"))

  I have a Slate7 4600 and I can't update the rom, it's my android 1.05.10_User.
  can someone give me the rom update because at the 1.05.9 I get the following error
  assert failed:! less_than_int (1376460761. GetProp ("ro.build.date.utc"))

  Hi Brian593:

  Thank you for your inquiry.

  I understand you want to do a recovery from a SD card.

  I send you a link to a document on "Recover a system on your HP (4.1/Jelly Bean Android) Tablet", click here.

• BlackBerry Smartphones "BOLD" updates fail when 'Connecting to Boot ROM.

  I tried to update the software of my phone rebooted Desktop Manager several times with the new version.  Everything is fine until it gets to "Reading Boot ROM" and he has a 'fatal error' - update process ends and nothing else happens.

  I'm new to BB but have tried researching the problem on several sites without finding any information.  Thanks in advance.

  Well, I solved just my own problem.  It seems that my Dell XPS 420 has 2 USB ports in the front, but none of them either A) have enough requires to be able to properly connect the "BOLD" or B) the "BOLD" USB 2.0 and before XPS 420 are 1.0.

  I have connected the bold faced back (motherboard integrated) and now I'm car along the city of update.  Thanks for the help.  xD

• Add SSD to EFI boot

  Hello

  I just got my HPE Pavillio h8-1320 and a SSD drive shipped separately so that the OS on the SSD instead of HARD drive included.

  After some fiddling, I managed to install the OS on my SSD-, but also want to keep it on the HARD drive as preinstalled for awhile.

  Problem is that I'm not able to get the pc to boot from SSD without forcing from the BIOS (i.e. the menu setup at boot)

  I found the "problem" with the EFI - what is totally new to me

  SO the question is - how can I add my new SSD to the EFI stuff?

  I read on the EFI Boot Manager, which seems to be an interface for editing - but where is it is, or not at all?

  With regard to UEFI / EFI I am a newbie, to get detailed instructions are needed...

  -pw-

  Recovery discs were burned on the original HARD disk recovery partition, but these were of no use to me. None of them are identified as OS disk - they are labelled only 1 to 5 - and I have no idea how to do to actually retrieve anything using them. None (?) of the DVD recovery are bootable, which means I can't use them on a fresh SSD (at least I can't figure out how)

  Software image used cloning EasyUS Partition Master Home/Free version 9.1.1, which is well spoken from around the internet. EasyUS have served me much earlier then fiddling around with partitions

  In any case: I spent a few hours last night in a final (?) attempt.

  Here is my solution, which seems to work.

  Note! This solution requires a bootable Win7 DVD

  I started with both my original HDD and my new SSD connected.

  Boot from the HARD drive (with functional operating system)

  EasyUS Partition Master to remove all partitions on my SSD and set GPT disk type

  Stop PC, disconnect the HARD disk (swapped taken SATA SSD where the HARD drive was (probably not necessary - but I did))

  Insert the Win7 DVD

  Start the PC, press ESC to access the menu, select UEFI DVD-rom as an alternative of boot (important because no UEFI will not install on a GPT disk)

  Whwn installation asks where install (disc) (and give warning that Windows cannot be installed on the SSD) press SHIFT + F10 for the command prompt

  Type DISKPART

  Type LIST DISK

  Type SELECT DISK n (where n is the number of the SSD)

  Type CREATE PARTITION EFI SIZE = 102

  Type CREATE PARTITION MSR SIZE = 32

  Type CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY

  OUTPUT type

  OUTPUT type

  You are now at the windows installation, press refresh to update the disk information, and you will see the new created partitions

  Select the primary partition for installing Win7

  Complete the Win7 installation as usual

  Stop PC

  Connect the original HARD drive to SATA-socket

  Reboot the PC and crossed our fingers to fix the OS to start (fact OK with me9

  (If 'old' OS (HDD) boots, stop PC, reboot, press ESC, then select SSD (or most likely) under the UEFI boot options)

  This IS - the SSD and HDD are now running in a UEFI interface

  Missing system drivers on SSD OS are found on the HARD drive

  When all drivers are migrated, OS HARD disk partition can be wiped and HARD drive can be used for data

  For one SSD optimized operation, check that the FITTINGS and disk defragmentation are set properly (many articles on internet)

  Now, finally, I'am a happy camper!

• (SOLVED!) No Internet unless I have activate LAN Boot ROM on XPS 8700

  Hello everyone, I hope you can help me.

  I have more Internet through my ethernet port unless I go into the BIOS and enable LAN Boot ROM If I do that I have a connection, but it appears as, "network 2".

  I tried to connect to wifi, but it continues to ask me a key... I've never had to do before, nor I know what it is. There was a couple of times I got to a wifi screen requesting a password. I would like to enter my password, but he told me that my password is incorrect. It is not the case.

  I have a wireless printer. Could not print to be although it manifests.

  My router seems to work. I use my iPad on it now to this post. Both the iPad and tablet of my friend connect without any problems.

  I have another hard drive that I installed XP on and it connects via the ethernet port, no problem. Same machine.

  This is as I did with tip upward to my connectivity problem:

  I installed Virtualbox because I needed XP. It is connected to the internet without problem. However, I didn't like it so I uninstalled.

  Then I disconnected the main disk and installed XP on a secondary drive. To do this, I had to enter the BIOS and put the machine in legacy Mode to do so. Quickly, I downloaded and installed the Realtek driver and was able to connect to the internet. I turned off the PC, reconnected the hard drive, bring the computer back in its normal and restarted start mode. That's when I noticed that I had no connection.

  I have seen that the teredo tunneling adapter microsoft had a yellow sign beside him. Could fix that after much trial, error and poking around various forums.

  I tried to manually connect. Nothing.
  I updated the BIOS to A06 in the hope that "correcting" any mistake I have made.
  I have reset all settings to their default selections BIOS. (Also while manually and using F9).
  I uninstalled and reinstalled all network drivers in the Manager section of devices (including the invisible ones).
  I have reset the Winsock protocol and TCP/Internet Protocol.

  Finally, I did a complete reinstall of Windows 8. But, still no connectivity unless I have activate LAN Boot ROM in the BIOS.

  Hoping someone can help me.

  Thanks for your time.

  I've been Googling this for a few days now. But it's fixed!

  I uninstalled the Realtek compatible wifi driver and downloaded a new one from Dell. Installed and I was good to go. Previously, I would like to uninstall this driver, and then restart the computer and it was brand new. I would like to update the driver, but when he was done, I still had the same issue; No ethernet connectivity. I still don't know why do things like I did worked, but he did.

  So, if anyone has this problem with the Dell XPS 8700, try the following steps:

  First download the Dell ethernet driver and transfer it to your PC.

  In the Device Manager > network adapters remove the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller. DO NOT RESTART THE COMPUTER AGAIN!

  Run the driver installation program.

  When it is finished, restart the PC.

  You should have an ethernet connection.

  I'm not a computer guy. I have just bumble autour until I find something that works. Therefore, anyone who reads this having the same problems, take what I say with a grain of salt.

• Satellite P50-A-125 - boot UEFI Linux problem

  My profile:
  Model: Toshiba Satellite P50-A-125
  Current operating system: 8.1 Windows x 64 and Ubuntu 14.04
  
  I want to know what is the first file.efi was performed.
  And how I can change this file.
  
  I need it to create a grub_standalone.efi.
  News, I did _two thing to put my grub standalone.efi file running at startup:
  Prime: change the Windwos Master loader boot:
  
  ruioliveira s@nokia3310:$ sudo efibootmgr - v
  BootCurrent: 0000
  Timeout: 2 seconds
  BootOrder: 0006,0004,0005,0000,2003,2001,2002
  Boot0000 * HD (\EFI\grub\grubx64_standalone.efi)WINDOWS Windows Boot Manager file
  Boot0001 * UEFI: ACPI network map
  Boot0002 * UEFI: ACPI network map
  Boot0003 * file HD (\EFI\refind\refind_x64.efi)
  Boot0004 * ubuntu file HD (\EFI\ubuntu\shimx64.efi)
  Boot0005 * file HD UbuntuGnome (\EFI\ubuntuGnome\shimx64.efi)
  Boot0006 * file Grub HD (\EFI\grub\grubx64_standalone.efi)
  Boot2001 * EFI USB Device RC
  Boot2002 * EFI DVD/CDROM RC
  Boot2003 * EFI network RC
  
  Does not work.
  
  Second: change the file in EFI/Boot/Bootx64.efi to my grub_standAlone.cfg (rename it to bootx64.efi)
  
  ruioliveiras@nokia3310:$ ls/boot/efi/EFI/Boot
  bkpbootx64. EFI bootx64.efi bootx64.efi.back bootx64.efi.back.ubuntu fallback.efi grub.cfg
  
  Does not work too.
  I just need to put my .efi running in the starup
  Thank you all

  Hello
  Can you tell us what your problem is? I have seen a lot of technical stuff, but do not clearly understand your problem.
  If you are having problems to start Ubuntu in an Efi / UEFI environment I suggest you try copying the file to start the live-media / installation in your startup folder media.
  Please note that the suggestion is not detailed must apply little reason.

  Tom Nr

• p6310f: Windows Update problem

  When you try to upgrade to windows 10 I received the error message 0 x 80080005 - 0 x 90016 after watching in Microsoft support forum, I found that the problem was related to windows 7 is not not to date. I checked and found that my computer has stopped udating a couple of years. I tried to run Fixit MS that has not worked. Tried to reboot (BITS) and got ERROR 126 (module not found) I then followed the instructions at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2700567 on how to reset the Windows Update components. During the process, I have the following errors:

  Mshtml.DLL loaded, but the dllregisterserver entry point was not found.

  Shdocvw.dll "" ""

  browseui.dll   "                "                    "                     "

  MSXML.dll Module could not load make sure that binary is stored at the specified location the specified module could not be found.

  Actprxy.dll Failed is not found

  gpkcsp.dll        "        "           "             "

  initpki.dll          "           "                 "

  wuaueng1.dll"" "

  c:\windows\system32\dllcache\wucltui.dll"" "

  wuweb.dll      "            "           "              "

  muweb.dll    "            "              "            "

  I guess my question is what I have to do a restore of the system under windows 7, before I can upgrade to windows 10? Or y at - it another way?

  Hello glockrow ;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post about windows update problems and wanted to help.
  
  I would that be able to say that updating to Win10 was an exact science where we know exactly how he does it, and what it should - but the flooding of this and other instances of Win10 problem after that problem indicates that, at best, we are all guessing.

  So, I think, from what I've read and done on my PC, is that you SHOULD be able to avoid the problem of missing updates by updating using Win10 created using this MS link media: 10 Windows Installer using the media - Windows help authoring tool

  After you create the DVD or USB, NOT boot from it. Instead, insert it into your PC and, if it does not auto-start, right click on the file setup.exe and run it.

  HOWEVER - and this is important - PC Win7 have a rate low success updated Win10 without problem - primariluy lack of OEM Win10 drivers.  Typical problems include display artifacts (to cause to be obliged to use the driver for the card of Microsoft Basic), not wireless and touchpad problems.  The drivers Microsoft provides have only the most basic features, with none of the extras that the HP drivers bring to the stage.

  It is further complicated by the function Win10 GoBack, whereby you can return to your original operating system, being known to be unreliable. So when your upgrade machine malfunctioning, only then you discover that you cannot return the machine to work, that you had originally!

  You can protect yourself against ending up with a damaged machine - seriously considering using a free third-party product that works for airport Imaging/restoration - Macrium Reflect.
  
  Macrium reflect (MR) provides a FREE version that can be used to image and restore partitions or drives together.
  
  What I recommend is the following:
  (1) download and install Macrium reflect (MR)
  (2) run M. and choose the option: "Create an image of the partition (s) required to backup and restore Windows" to write a full backup to an external drive or USB key
  (3) use the option to create a CD or a USB startup key
  
  NOW, you have the means to restore a full system that works for the external hard drive or USB key in a few minutes.
  
  So now you can recharge before with the upgrade, knowing that whatever happens, you will be able to return to your currently works in a few minutes.
  
  Good luck

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• How to fix this error: "MPT Boot ROM - no device found!"

  Ideas: my IBM Intellistation Z Pro 6221 boot from IDE hard drive. Error message "MPT Boot ROM - no deices found!" error message is displayed. Machine will start from a USCSI drive when it is connected. IDE drive is then recognized as drive D: to hard drive which does not physically OK. Normal order of BIOS. While that started from the drive SCSI Windows detects the IDE drive and after a reboot, I get a message that says that the ROM of the MPT Boot has been installed successfully. But when I disconnect the SCSI disk and then try to boot from the IDE, I again get the error "MPT Boot ROM - no device found!"

  Does anyone have a solution that will solve this problem and get the IDE drive to boot normally again?

  • You have problems with programs
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  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Macz51,
  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Forum.  The ROM of the MPT Boot part of the SCSI controller.  So, when you disconnect the SCSI drive, you will get the error message.  If the SCSI controller is a card, you can remove it, and then check your BIOS settings to start the command and make sure that the BIOS sees your IDE drive.  If you have problems with the hardware being not recognized before it starts with Windows, then you will need to contact your OEM for support. Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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• My sata cd rom a problem after re-installation of WinXP Pro by this cd rom; error code 041; How do I solve this problem

  My sata cd rom a problem after re-installation of WinXP Pro by this cd rom; error code 041; How do I solve this problem

  It's almost certainly a driver problem.

  Please tell the service pack on your Windows® XP Pro level forum and the manufacturer and model of your system, if it is conditioned, or the make and model of your motherboard if it is not.  In addition, please tell us the manufacturer and model of the optical drive.

  First of all, if there is a system, go to the support Web site of the manufacturer for your system model.  If this is not a system, go to the support Web site of the manufacturer of the motherboard for your model of motherboard.  In the first case, you should find the drivers, chipset in particular drivers, updates and software for your system. Install all the that apply.  In the second case, you will find the drivers of integrated devices, chipset, updates and software for your motherboard drivers. Yet once, install all the that apply.  As we know nothing on the optical drive other it is attached via SATA, I can't talk about what to do there except that you should go to the manufacturer's support Web site and search for drivers and updated firmware for your model.

  It would have been helpful if you had provided more complete information on the installation of Windows, your system hardware and the optical drive.  The most complete information; more answers you will get.  Please, read:KB555375 - how to ask a question.

  Don't forget, no member of this forum is omniscient.

• Vista update problem - stop to update 3/3 0%

  original title: Vista update problem

  When my computer tries to finally start up, it comes to a screen that says Windows Update section 3 of 3, 0% complete.  He is sitting here for a minute or two, then restarts.  This loop continues indefinitely.  Will not start in safe mode.  Used a boot disk to get into the Windows repair and got the result, did not find any problem.  How to cross this attempt to update?  I have Vista.

  When you used the "Startup disk" was available as an option system restore? If so, then choose a restore point created before this issue started occurring.

  If the system restore is not available, then you have 2 options:

  (1) try a "in-place upgrade", aka, repair installation. This can be done by running the system with the "Startup disk" and choose command prompt - How to perform a repair for Vista Installation

  However, if Service Packs have been installed then you should uninstall everything first.

  You will need to know where the Service Pack .exe file is to be able to uninstall the command prompt, because the system does not start properly, or Mode without failure.

  See - method 3: uninstall Windows Vista service pack from the guest here - How do I uninstall Windows Vista service packs as a troubleshooting step

  (2) do a clean install of Vista.

• Vista SP1 does not update problems and System Restore returns a message "system restore was not entirely successful. File system and the setting of your computer has not changed"with the error code (0x80071AA7)

  0rignal title: Vista SP1 didn't update problem

  So, recently, I was on my computer of gf and noticed she had some updates, it could use his computer which included the SP1 update.  So I went through the process trying to update his computer and he has been a disaster and have had many problems and seems to have tried everything.  It has a Dell inspiron 1525 and has no CD and no key for its program of Vista.  I burned a Vista recovery disk and tried troubleshooting by using that, but have not had much luck.  When I use the Startup Repair tool there is no nothing.  So I tried to use the restore of the system with the Description of "install: Windows Vista Service Pack 1.  He had a restore point saved just before I tried to update to SP1.  Whenever I chose this method, it's but the whole process then in the end it says:

  "System restore was not entirely successful.  File system and the setting of your computer have not changed. "

  then he begins to list the details with the error code (0x80071AA7) and then gives me the option to close or 'Run System Restore"once again that is an endless loop, because I just end up with the same error each time.  If anyone has had this problem and bring myself through it.  I don't want to reinstall windows because it seems simply ridiculous and plus that she a lot of pictures on his computer and I want to get rid of those.

  If you need more information please let me know and evil provides everything I can

  Hello
   
  Follow the steps and check if the problem persists.
   
  Step 1:
   
  I suspect that your security program may be responsible for this. I would suggest you temporarily disable all security software and try the system restore.
   
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/turn-Windows-Firewall-on-or-off
   
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/disable-antivirus-software
   
  Note : Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats.  In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you need to disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network, while your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.
   
  Step 2:
   
  As for installing updates is concerned, I you should install them after you put your computer in aclean boot State. There could be a third-party software in conflict with updates. Clean boot helps eliminate these conflicts.
   
  Note: Restart your machine as usual by following step 7.
   
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• Windows Update problems 0x8024a005

  problems of updating Windows 7 every time I try to update I get error 0x8024a005 next

  OT:

  Windows Update problems

  Try the Windows Update troubleshooting tool
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Update-Troubleshooter

  How to reset the Windows Update components?
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/971058

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135
  (The steps # 1 a, 1 b, 1 c, 1 d and 1e)

  Disable third-party firewalls.

  Also: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_update/win-7-updates-keep-repeating/12ecb219-c374-e011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Malware of boot ROM

  I just want to know about malware to boot ROM, it will damage hardware system .as I saw once in my system ROMS - 0-1, ROM - 0-2 were in the download folder.

  Someone remotely attacked the system via the network.

  If in the future, it seems, what are the means to stop it and what precautions I or any one I take.

  A brief explanation would be appreciated.

  Currently, it is not in the system.

  If you find something in your downloads folder that you didn't expect, drag it to the trash. It is very common for bad sites launch downloads without your consent, but they cannot do anything unless you open them. Even in this case, it is not possible for things to change the ROM to boot your Mac

  I don't understand most of your questions. There is not known to the firmware of the Mac threats. Do drag suspicious files in the Recycle Bin and forget them.

• Satellite C855 - 2M 1 - AMD graphics driver automatically update problems

  I have a Satellite C855 - 2M 1 and installed windows 8.1.

  I installed the first upgrade of the video driver from Windows update (WDDM 1.2 02/11/2013 9.12.8.0)
  and it works well.

  Lately on windows update has been released a new driver (Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Graphics)
  Adapter WDDM1.3 - AMD Radeon HD 7500/7600 Series)
  I tried to update the driver but when windows restarts it does not load the driver and restore the old.

  I tried to manually uninstall the driver and updated, but it fails.

  Any help on this would be much appreciated.

  Thank you
  Andy.

  Hello
  To be honest I m not very well why the autopilot GPU update could not complete successfully, but I guess that the update is not out for the AMD Radeon HD7610M, which is built into the laptop.

  I also read a discussion on this issue in the Microsoft forum, and it seems that there are other people having exactly the same problem with this update.

  [Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Graphics Adapter WDDM1.3 - AMD Radeon HD 7500/7600 series update problem | http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-hardware/problem-with-graphics-driver-update/a7a6da38-6575-405b-86c2-71a620be06b7]

  The question is therefore probably related to wrong or incompatible driver GPU

• Where should I install the Boot Camp updates: Windows or Mac?

  With the help of Boot Camp, I have installed Windows 10 when my OS from Apple was Yosemite. Recently, I upgraded the operating system Apple to El Capitan. Today, while working on the side of Windows 10 things, I got a notice of pop-up that I should install the update for Boot Camp. So I have two questions actually:

  • (1) was not the latest version of Boot Camp included in the update of El Capitan? and,
  • (2) should I download it then install the Boot Camp update, when I run Windows 10 or when I'm on the side of Mac?

  1 n ° with the exception of the Boot Camp Assistant, all components of Boot Camp are Windows software and does not part of Mac OS X.

  2. do Windows.

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