ENVY M7 n109dx: Post - BIOS update 6/26 no HDMI output to secondary screen

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• WANT n107na: HP ENVY latest BIOS update messed up my HDMI port

  I had a message of support center app updated to the latest version of the BIOS I did 30 minutes ago and my second screen was working fine. After that I have updated BIOS my HDMI port does not recognize this second screen at all, what I do is just not responding. Any help would be much appreciated as I need this second screen as soon as possible.

  Thank you

  Hi @Draganche,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP "First Time here? Learn how to publish and more'.

  Thank you for posting. I read your post and I understand that after you update the BIOS, your HDMI port does not recognize the second monitor any longer. I want to help you with this question.

  What is the version of your BIOS in Device Manager?

  Is - this version F.25 Rev.A?

  If not, please update your BIOS again.

  Also, update your chipset driver and the graphic and audio driver.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-envy-17-N100-notebook-PC/8499288/model/8903915

  Turn off your laptop and monitor. Connect with a HDMI cable and turn on the laptop and check again.

  I would like to know if this time it works.

  Click the 'Thumbs Up' to say thank you. Click on "Accept as a Solution" If the problem has been resolved.

  Kind regards

• Re: Satellite A300D-15B - BIOS update failed and now I get a black screen

  I've updated my laptop to run windows 7 instead of vista some time ago and my laptop was running, but the fan seems to stop working and I found that a BIOS update can fix this on this forum. The BIOS update has stopped responding partially through and I had to shut it down. I tried to run again, but he continued to come up with an error message. The laptop was working fine, but once I turned it on the next day I found that it is only responsible to a black screen. My laptop is out of warranty, but I thought I would send it out the hope for a decent price, but she came back with a cost of mounting A £400 for a replacement motherboard and price tag. Anyone know if these types of problems can be repaired without full replacement necessary?

  Thanks to advanced to someone who can help :)

  Hello

  You must contact an authorized in this case service provider. You should speak with the technicians because they try to reflash the ROM module where the BIOS is stored. This isn't expensive and it s worth a try! ;)

  You can find a list of the ASP s here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an authorized service provider

  But in the worst case you need a new card of mother, but technicians must try to reflash the ROM module first

• HP ENVY Notebook m7: BIOS update messed up my HDMI port

  I put the laptop to 'sleep' last night and some automatic updates happened the day after. Today, the HDMI port does not work. I did a recovery of pilots, but that does not solve the problem. Then I went to update the BIOS, but I have installed version is F35 and what was available was an F11 Rev A version (the confusing part is that the F11 version had a newer version which date of the F35, 3 months). In any case, the option to install the F11 Rev A Bio was not available, making only one port USB of the BIOS recovery of other computers.

  Help! I use HDMI for display on a big TV to run i, u; lator and watch TV Online.

  Thank you!

  Hi @BAMBAM65,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I read your post and wanted to help. I understand the HDMI stopped working after an update.

  Here is a link may help: laptops HP - troubleshooting HDMI screen and sound Issues

  Another thing you can try is to use the Microsoft Restore to restore the system to the previous point before the update: HP PC - use Microsoft System Restore (Windows, 10, 8)

  Let me know if they help.

  If this helps you to find a solution, please click on the button "Accept as Solution" down below in this message. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me congratulations.

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• HP ENVY laptop - 15-k112tx: Bios Update HP support assistant takes too long to install. !!!

  I have a Hp Envy-15-k-112tx.
  System SKU-K2N90PA #ACJ

  BIOS Version/Date-Insyde F.34, 19/12/2014
  Name of operating system Microsoft Windows 10 single Home Language
  My Hp support assistant hangs during installation of the UPDATE of the BIOS from HP (Intel processors). I have run several times now, but every time it crashes on installation. How can I update my BIOS?

  Go to your Support and download page & save the BIOS. Then click Run.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-envy-15-K100-notebook-PC/7234894/model/7407332#Z7_3054ICK0K8UDA0AQC11TA930O2

• HP Envy Phoenix 800-060 BIOS update

  HP came out with an update of the bios for my PC, when I ran the update looks like it took, but it seems that it is still the old bios version number.  The list I see is dated 80.07 from 05/06/13.  According to me, it should have updated the bios to version 80.20.  Any ideas?  Thank you.

  Kevin

  Hello

  Review of HP posted below the article. If secure boot is enabled, disable save settings. You should see a confirmation screen, forcing you to enter the number.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes

  Now try upgrading the BIOS.

• ThinkPad T400 not display after BIOS update

  Hello dear,

  I updated my BIOS via Lenovo BIOS update and everything went successfully and it asked me to restart your computer after the BIOS update and now I don't get any screen, I waited like 10-15 min to see if I can see something and saw it started and I've updated my drivers for win 7 ultimate and when restarting again I don't have no matter what screen and I wait 20 more to see if I get something.  Anyone else facing the same problem here after the BIOS update?

  What should I do guys then, I always let the warranty? Update BIOS removes the guarantee?

  Thanks in advance for your advice

  concerning

  Jan

  Try the solution proposed by Neils, this is the last post:- http://forum.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T500-takes-15-minutes-to-boot-after-bios-upd...

  If this does not work then maybe downgrade the BIOS can help as suggested by wawrzyk:- http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/X-Series-ThinkPad-Laptops/X200-takes-forever-to-boot/m-p/326941#M19656

• 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.

  I've been reading the forums and found a lot of options for apperently decommissioning of your BIOS to earlier versions, but I would like to know where I can find a how to or may downgrade my BIOS of F.22A to F.21A, especially for my laptop.

  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:

  Drivers - HP ENVY m6-n113dx Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR)

  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!

  Have a great day!

• HP ENVY 700-030qe: BIOS updates for my HP desktop computer

  I have a desktop HP ENVY 700-030qe with Windows 8. While looking through the updates of software available for my system, I have seen two listed in the BIOS:

  (1) HP Compaq consumer Desktop PC BIOS for ROM family SSID 2AF3 dated October 2014.

  (2) HP Desktop BIOS update system for PC HP ENVY 700/800/810 with 2AF3 family ROM dated May 2014.

  1. How will I know what family of ROM BIOS I have? I have pictures of all the screens of BIOS that I could get and nothing mentioned family BIOS ROM. I still have the BIOS original version KAI 80.07.

  2. the two updates apply to my computer? The wording is confusing. It seems that only the second apply to my system unless one applies to a more general category of the office. If both apply, as the first is the most recent, which would be the one to use?

  3. There is an issued for the BIOS in June security update that I ran across here. Which does not appear in the update list. Why would that not replace the other? Can I assume that the October update would include this security update?

  Thank you

  JohnD

  Hello @jpd_az,

  I read your post about how you're looking to update your system BIOS and what version of the software to install. I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  The version of the BIOS, you want to download and install is 80.23 A, which can be downloaded by clicking on the link below:

  • Update BIOS HP Compaq consumer desktop PC (SSID family ROM 2AF3)

  To update this software, I recommend that you follow the steps described in this document on the updates to the BIOS.

  Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, and I look forward to your response!

  Concerning

• ENVY 13-D046TU: F.35Ap1 BIOS update kills port HDMI on ENVY laptop

  After installation of the firmware update marked Softpaq number: SP75152, F.35Ap1 Version now four of our laptops (13 "and 14" ENVY ENVY) have a HDMI port not working. The external screens are 'no signal '.

  We spent a lot of time with the help of HP (via Hong Kong, we found ourselves in India). Remote control sessions. All a waste of time. The update of the BIOS is faulty, no system restore cannot solve this problem.

  Same day (June 13, 2016) one of our laptops automatically installed this update of the BIOS with the HP Support Assistant and killed the HDMI port.

  A. is there a way to acquire and install the previous BIOS?

  When can b. we expect a new update of the BIOS?

  C. how the hell did this update of the BIOS pass test? -> 4 / 4 updated computers laptops have a broken HDMI port. We have 7 other laptop on the left who are fortunately not updated.

  Hi there @BugFinderand @DebVancouver.

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!  It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, HP experts and other support staff. From what I understand, bothl of you experience the same problem with HDMI after a BIOS update.  I'm happy to help you with this.

  I would, if possible, that each of you try the laptops HP - restore the BIOS to a restoration to the having previously worked BIOS.  The main purpose is to return you to a working state. If this method works for you, obviously do not install BIOS update again.

  Edit: Bugfinder reported that restoration, the method of BIOS didn't work for him, but he had to do several times (4 times in at least one case). I guess you could say that it is true to its name, and I thank very you much for the comments.

  Please let me know if it works for you and if not let me know if there is an error message any. If this does not solve your immediate problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• HP envy 17-J006ED: failed to UPDATE the BIOS

  Hello

  I have a laptop of 17-J006ED DESIRE; Bought in December 2014. On the HP site, he had advice for the update of the BIOS. I downloaded the SP76843.exe file. I run the application directly from Windows; so I did not create a USB drive. I had the idea that the update went well.

  The computer restarted, but I got a black screen. Sometimes the Caps Lock key light flashes twice.

  In this forum, I found the following solution:

  So what I did I a Flash DRIVE to fat32 formatted and named HP_TOOLS and downloaded the latest bios installation exe file. Drag the .fd file you want the downloaded exe file. Then click and there will be 3 options. With the installation of device (removable media) select continue it with her. It will create subfolders and insert the bios file in the right place. It will be converted to a different format (bios file will be decrypted). The above steps have been completed by another computer. Take the corrupt laptop battery and hold the power button / stop for 10 seconds or more. This will reset all active tension. Do not replace the battery but plugging the USB and plug it into the power. Now hold Windows key and the 'B' set key and the power button. Hold the three buttons until the CAPS lock led flashes once. Release the power button and hold Windows + B keys together until CAPS lock led flashes constantly. Wait a few seconds and it will automatically boot via USB on the screen of the bios recovery.

  I followed these instructions. It is not worked.

  Please, help me

  Frans Somers

  Hi @fjgms,

  Welcome to the HP forums! It's a great way to engage, ask questions and find resolutions by working with specialists from the community of HP. I understand that your notebook does not work after a recent bios update. It will be a pleasure to help you here.

  A remarkable work was done in trying these hearty as a hardcore tech troubleshooting steps. You did awesome troubleshooting before you post your question in the forums of HP. It's always a great pleasure to work with tech-savvy and technically customers sounds like you. Kudos to you for this. I am amazed at your technical skills and levels of technical knowledge.

  Please do a hard reset first. Then connect the battery and charger. Please make sure that the computer is always turned down. Remove the USB key. Press in and hold the Windows key and the letter "B" together with the power button for 5 seconds. He should start the bios to restore automatically. Follow the on-screen instructions. If this does not work, then we have a problem.

  The computer BIOS may be corrupt. The motherboard may need to be replaced or fix the situation in the service center. So, please visit this link to contact Support phone: http://hp.com/contacthp

  I really hope things the excellent work and the problem is solved without hassle. I hope this helps. Please keep me in the loop. Just to say thank youPlease click the ' Thumbs Up ' button to appreciate my efforts. If it helps, Please mark this "accepted Solution".

  Take care now and have a week coming Holy.

• Satellite A100-TA7 hangs at POST after BIOS update

  Kind of tech swavy, I know that my chances are very low to solve this but this is.

  I decided to update the BIOS on my laptop Toshiba Satellite A100-TA7(PSAA8C-TA702C) to the latest version available (6.00).

  I did it because I've heard of people have better luck doing their job of FN keys on linux with the latest BIOS.
  The installation is completed normally (went through all the steps, wrote to all 21 blocks) without any error, but after the reboot, I noticed that it is now displayed at the Toshiba logo screen.

  The blue progress bar moves twice but got caught then about 1/3 of the way through.
  To see how bad the damage was, I Press esc at the beginning of the POST and saw that it gives me the right Version of the BIOS (6.00).

  He also told me that "no TPM or TPM has problem" and "2039 M RAM Passed system."
  It then displays the message "Press to enter SETUP" (which makes the message disappears, but otherwise doesn't do anything.

  If I press f2 during the Toshiba logo screen, it replaces the message at the bottom with "Please wait" and nothing happens even after an hour of waiting.
  (Which makes sense, because before the bar blue everything would load before entering the CMOS settings). The thing is that the BIOS is not really "freeze", it gets stuck just at a specific place (I know because I can press F2 even after an hour of waiting and the laptop meets it by displaying "Please Wait".)

  Someone at - it no more things I could try? Thank you

  PS. I tried clearing CMOS too. (Now the power button for 60 seconds without energy source<--- i'm="" not="" sure="" if="" this="" is="" how="" you="" do="" it="" on="" this="" laptop="" so="" any="" info="" would="" be="" nice).="" and="" i'm="" also="" 100%="" sure="" i="" chose="" the="" right="" bios="" update="" and="" followed="" every="" single="">

  Ola Amigo

  It of very long history and it does not sound good

  > I decided to update the BIOS on my laptop Toshiba Satellite A100-TA7 (PSAA8C-TA702C) to the latest version available (6.00).
  I wonder about your BIOS version that I know, that the laptop series is designed for the Canadian market. It s a Canadian series and the BIOS or drivers should be downloaded from the Canadian site of Toshiba!
  Bad BIOS could cause issues like this it describes your message above!

  > I did it because I've heard of people have better luck doing their job of FN keys on Linux with the latest BIOS.
  Keys FN Toshiba need driver Toshiba and it turns out that Toshiba driver pages don t offer the drivers for Linux distributions, so I put t believe in the story spread by any people.

  I don t want to write a long story, so I would cut this now;
  Is that something was happening during the BIOS update process.
  Either you have used a procedure to update the BIOS or wring wrong and so the laptop can not pass the MESSAGE

  You will need to contact the local ASP to solve this problem, maybe you're a lucky guy and the technician should Flash the ROM module but in the worst cases, your motherboard is damage and must be replaced. :(

  Good luck

• HP Envy 17, N1L21EA: HP Envy 17 blocked Bios Update?

  From 26/02/2016, I try to install the upgrade of the SP74326 Bios for my HP Envy 17, laptop N1L21EA. Using the Assistant from HP Support, messages is simply that the installation has failed, I tried several times.

  When you directly download the SP74326.exe, Setup shows 3 options, the upper 1 "Update" option is always Bernard, with the message "BIOS update is blocked on this unit. The other options are backup options that work.

  It seems that my notebook does not want to be updated!

  No problem with the laptop itself or some other updates.

  Any idea?

  Ok.

  I would like to leave only if it works fine.

  Murphy's law applies to this.

  If it is not broken, and you try to fix it, bad things happening...

• HP Envy 15 Touchsmart does not start after the bios update

  I had one laptop touchsmart from HP Envy 15 (initially Windows 8, windows 8.1 now) for about 2 months now and have not had any problems, until a few hours ago I tried to update the bios of my laptop with the hp support assistant. After the reboot, the pc is more would start up and took me to a blue screen with the error SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED. Everything that I've done short far from a refreshment or a reset has not worked and if I could I would avoid both that I don't have the bandwidth to download windows 8.1 again.

  HI Calsius:

  Thank you for your query.  I will be happy to help in any way I can!

  After the Windows 8.1 update, did you create a restore point?  If so, you can use to restore from that date and not lose your 8.1 updated.  Some BIOS have an option for a restoration which should not affect your operating system.  I did a search of Microsoft and found this answer click here.   Here is a document on the ' update the BIOS'   click here.»  You did not provide your model number and the HP Envy 15, is a series, so I couldn't get a specific documentation for your computer.  Here is a document on ' computer will start (Windows 8) " click here. If you are able to get your computer running and upward I update all the driversand then create a restore point to return if necessary.  If the Bios update should fail a 2nd time, your restore point will take back you to just before you retried the update. If you were to use the recovery option you need go back to Windows 8, or back to the factory.

  Please let me know if this helped.

• BIOS update laptop dv4 envy

  HP Envy dv4 Notebook PC windows 8 IE10.

  About 8 or 9 months ago there was a BIOS update. It has been downloaded, but you have not installed (installation failed). a few days ago there is another update for the Bios, but since my first update was unsuccessful I should try again or let alone since every thing works fine other wise.

  Do not use the laptop (W8) a lot because I prefer my PC W7.

  Thank you

  WAY

  Hello

  Unless the bios update fixes a problem you're having with Notepad or offer additional functions, you need, my personal opinion would be not not to date.

  If everything works Ok, I'd recommend just leave as is.

  Best regards

  DP - K