HP g62-b18SA troubleshooting corrupt Bios

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• p6110y (aba): corrupt bios

  corrupt BIOS, hard drive not detected.  Bios F10 quit screen.  Download sp46442.exe update of the bios.  Rename ben.43 to HPBIOS.ROM.  At this point, I'm stuck.  Already create a usb bootable back.  What the bios flashing utility program are used?

  Read the previous comment about just bios make me confuse.

  Hello

  Just give it go as I have suggested. Insert the CD containing the rom file renamed and shut down the PC. Now turn on. If the process is going to work, the rom file will be detected on the CD and read in to Flash the BIOS.  If this does not work, then you will need to send it in for repair.  Depending on the age, it may not be worth the cost to do so.

• Corrupt BIOS HP Pavilion DV6-6c51sa

  When I try to boot my laptop it just at a black screen and dosent boot up properly. After about a minute of waiting the caps lock light starts to blink in a cycle of two flashes, which is as I'm lead to believe there is a corruption of the BIOS. I tried to restore the bios with a usb key, but nothing seems to happen when I boot the computer laptop now Fn + B or the WIndows key + B.

  I had before the problem had crashes blue screen due to the igdkmd64.sys which according to me is my drivers intel.

  I have the HP Pavilion DV6-6c51sa, and it runs windows 7

  Hi Drewett90,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I would like to take a moment and thank you for using the forum, it's a great place to find answers. You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that you may receive a blue screen error 'igdkmd64.sys', but now you get a black screen and the caps lock flashes.  Here is a link to the computer does not start and the lights blink or the computer will beep.  Two beeps indicate a corrupted bios.

  Here are documents on selected BIOS HP Application is damaged or missing and restore the BIOS to help this difficulty.

  You can download the update to the bios of HP Pavilion dv6-6c51sa Entertainment Notebook PC Drivers.

  You can also try this.

  At the start, press the F10 key to access the bios.

  Please note on the bottom of the window F9 default installation please select and click Yes. He must try to load the default settings.

  If you are able to load Windows again, I suggest The HP Support Assistant to search for updates running.

  Please let me know the results.

• corrupt BIOS dv6 - 6020ca

  I replaced the motherboard on a dv6 - 6020ca and when I restarted the laptop for the first time I got the following error message...

  "Invalid product information ".

  The following product information programmed on the system board are invalid or missing.

  " Card system 00 (a) - product Configuration.

  ... I searched and found a utility to update DMI and updated system of information... no error message displayed during DMI updates.  But when I restarted the laptop, I get a black screen and the 2 flashing of led that indicates a corrupted BIOS all.

  I tried...

  1. remove the battery and pressing the power button for 1 min not followed by a reboot... no luck

  2. removed the CMOS battery... no luck

  3. I tried the HP tools on a USB key doesn't stick with the bios downloaded in the "current" folder... no luck

  .. .all others face this before?

  .. .all recommendations on what to try?

  Solved... followed jayvastani instructions in this post and the laptop is working again!

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-notebook-PC-questions/how-to-use-the-HP-BIOS-update-UEFI-utility/m-p/2451463#M62022

  Thanks to jayvastani for a great text!

• Envy 17-j043cl: corrupted BIOS

  Problem started when my daughter has added a second HD and we have installed Linux on this drive. There is no entry for Linux BIOS boot change the default boot order, and all attempts to make changes only not good for the worst. We tried to go to the legacy mode, which promtped a reboot and the next screen to enter a code to take effect and a prompt for boot options, which never came to the top. When we went back into the BIOS, it shows the inheritance is always disabled. Enabling secure boot restarts even in a code to enter, but this also fails. Currently, we have tried to activate either (secure boot and legacy are disabled). Win 10 defective ACPI_BIOS_ERROR before secure boot disabled. We can enter the BIOS and go to Boot Options, navigate to the file boot firmly his Linux and efi. Linux works fine, we were not able to boot on a Windows 10 DVD to try to repair Windows 10 and at this point can't get secure startup, or legacy startup to activate. We also tried allowing only an administrator BIOS password but no change, still unable to activate.

  We tried F9 to restore the default BIOS, no change. We tried the menu to restore default BIOS, no change. We have tried, perhaps thinking that something has corrupted the BIOS, to level or to reflash the BIOS with BIOS version even. F.66 currently. His ID card system is 1965. The problem with all BIOS download for its Touchsmart from HP Envy 17-j043cl and unregistered is they don't have that file system board BIOS code 1966 1961, but hers is 1965. Without an exact match, we at our end to get this matter resolved. Any ideas? This sounds like a corrupted BIOS? Why does it seem impossible allow a secure start or inheritance? Is the boot options locked so as to only allow to boot Windows normally from the BIOS? Pointers or other ideas to help are appreciated.

  Joe

  Yes! It is fixed. Inside the interface EFI partition was the 01966.bin file, the last touch to this riddle. We were able to reflash it to the same version, F.66, USB, we had created since the softpaq (sp73289.exe), via the system, firmware management Diagnostics. It flashed fine and then started right Windows 10, so nothing on the disk hard Windows has been tampered. We'll put to start first at openSUSE 42.1 Leap and may start in Windows 10 in the Menu of Grub easier than playing with BIOS options each time.

  Thank you, DoughJohn, for all your help.

• corrupt BIOS

  Hello

  I have a pavillion dv5 1058eo equipped of a corrupted Bios. Screen i black and codes led 2 flashes.  This means that I have to replace the Bios. I tried with a USB pen with the latest bios drivers. I turned off the computer, the distasteful battery and power cord. Then hold the button down for a minute.

  Made a key USB FAT32 og copy the bios files. (Renamed the files 30F2.bin and 30F2.rom 30F2F38.fd).

  Then insert the USB and power cord. I hold the key windows and B at the same time, when I turn on the computer. The computer turns on and the USB lights up for a few seconds. Then nothing happends.

  Codes led still flashes 2 - times.

  I tried this severel times, but the first time the USB got without blinking.

  Is there anyone who has an idea whats wrong?

  (I have cheked cross that the version of the bios files are correct).

  :-)

  It would be better for you to do with a \Bing on Google search to find a company BIOS online.

• How can I fix corrupted BIOS? tx2500

  My tx2500 gives the double LED flash that signals that a corrupt BIOS.  According to this URL you can 'restore BIOS backup shipped (jumpers).'  If anyone has any idea what that means and how to fix my computer, I would be very grateful.

  Here are two possible ways to restore this BIOS:

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  Option: see if your system can restore the BIOS:

  Select your laptop in this list of tx2500 series

  Reach:

  Solve a problem > (vivid RAM) memory / motherboards / BIOS > BIOS / UEFI > restore the BIOS

  For example, if the HP Pavilion tx2500 CTO is your laptop, then this is your Page: restoration of the BIOS

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  -Option Use UEFI environment to restore BIOS

  • Go fill stop condition (all).
  • Press the power button and
  • Immediately press the ESC key to enter the "Start Menu"
  • Select "F2" to open the advanced systems HP Diagnostics menu screen
  • Select the BIOS / Firmware management

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  Option - Download the BIOS of your laptop Web page - software file and downloads section

  • Extract the contents and put the files on the root of a USB key
  • Connect the USB key to a USB 2.0 on your system
  • Plug the power adapter.
  • From a complete stop condition (all off).
  • Press the power button and
  • Immediately the Windows key while tapping the button 'B '.
  • The process of updating the BIOS should start
  • Follow the prompts to restore your BIOS, use the BIOS file on your USB

  THANKS to erico

  for this information!

  Also erico:

  There are another thread here in the forum where it is covered. There are a few in the wire between the members, but there is also valuable information there.

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  I hope this helps!

• About installing windows XP in laptop HP G62 - b18SA Notebook PC (XF230EA)

  Hello

  recently, I bought new HP G62-b18SA Notebook PC (XF230EA) with processor i3, 3 GB ram with windows 7 os... But I want to install windows XP. I can easily make it or do some problems during the installation of windows XP... Plez reply

  Thank you

  You can install windows xp on the laptop, but I don't think that you can get everything to work perfectly, because this laptop is designed for windows 7.

  In addition, I don't get what the point of buying a laptop with modern material and using an obsolete operating system. I can understand that people are accustomed to XP but you wouldn't get a maximum return of i3 processor/3 GB of RAM on a computer with windows XP.

• White screen of HP Pavilion dv5 1002nr start-up and error code lights flashes twice, corrupt BIOS!

  Equipped with a corrupt BIOS, I struggle to try to replace the BIOS of the motherboard.

  The processor is a AMD Turion series.

  Question, can anyone tell me definitively when the BIOS chip is located on the motherboard.  It seems to be next to the RTC battery on a piece of white under layer in the cutting of a transparent plastic layer.

  Also, is this the only way to save the laptop from the corrupted BIOS will not work the POSITION for me to get into the BIOS to try to restore or update?

  It is laptop a grandson and grandpas still inherit this type of problems.

  I'd appreciate any help, instructions or information on this seemingly hopeless situation.

  Thank you

  You are right about the location of the BIOS chip, this is a chip of 8 spindles/leg next to the battery.  The only other option if you are sure it's bios is to replace the motherboard.  The bios chip is on ebay for $20 to $30.  I have the same problem with the same laptop and I think I'll just bite the bullet and replace the motherboard, if the problem was caused by overheating it could have other problems that surface after replacing the bios chip and you will be chasing ghosts.  The motherboard is also on ebay for $ 119 to $ 175, for the moment.  I hope this helps.

• Satellite C855D-135 - corrupt BIOS, black screen, keypad does not work

  Hello everyone.

  I had some problems with my laptop Toshiba Satellite C855D-135. I had to change my internal hard drive, so I decided to install windows 7 on it (I used to have windows 8 but do not have the CD and I could not find the license key sticker).
  So I went into the BIOS it go from UEFI to CSM, but something was not right and he seems to have corrupted the bios.
  I think I have it bricked, but some things still work.

  When I turn it on:
  -l' screen stays black (Yes, I tried it on another screen)
  -the keyboard is not working (the leds do not turn when I press the caps lock)
  -the fan works fine
  -cd player works fine
  -When I plug a USB key, it quickly flashes once, which seems to work
  -When I removed the memory bar, the computer has done is the series of beeps

  -J' tried to remove the battery, unplug and pressing the power button for centuries. (no luck)
  -J' tried to remove the CMOS battery to restore default bios. (no luck)
  -J' tried flashing the bios on a USB key, until I realized that the keyboard was not working and it was in vain.
  -J' tried to update the bios on a CD and it ran for a while, but nothing happened in the end. I tried to put these files on the CD:
  -IBIOS. BAT
  -C8610. FD (in the folder of Win8)
  -C610. FD (in the WIN7 folder)
  -J' tried to rename C8610. FD to the BIOS. FD

  I am out of ideas now.
  Could someone help me? Pretty please?
  I hope that this is not the motherboard that broke, coz I really didn't have the money to send it off to be repaired.

  In the history sounds very strange to me I never heard that that it would affect the BIOS to change the boot UEFI to MSC mode.
  In my opinion, there is a serious hardware problem. As you already linked to, it would probably be a motherboard failure.

  I recommend you to ask some technicians for hardware diagnostics to check the motherboard in order to be 100% sure about the fault.

  If you n t have enough money and the motherboard is really affected you could try to recover a part of 2nd hand

• 7073ca: HP DV7 7073 - corrupt BIOS

  Hi all

  My Pavilion DV7 (7073ca), running windows 7 Professional, recently started acting very strange and then becomes unbootable. I recently installed an SSD with the cloned, OS, but I do not clone the partition HP_TOOLS (mistake #1). When you try to start, the caps lock key will blink twice, indicating the BIOS corruption error.

  Knowing this, I tried almost everything to fix. I tried without clogging and re - connect the CMOS battery, I checked the voltage of the CMOS battery (it was fine), nehter of those who worked. I then tried to do a recovery USB using the provided HP the EXE file. It turns out that doesn't work don't not on windows 7, great, thank you (sarcasm) HP, so I had a friend make me a USB recovery on his computer windows 10. Using the windows key + b key trick, I tried flashing the bios recovery, with no luck. I even tried to use the same configuration with older versions of the BIOS without success. At this point, I decided to call support HP (error #2). They basically told me to google the anser and check the forum... Thank you, never thought of that (as sarcasm).

  Now I feel like im all out of options. If one of you could help me please, I would be very happy, my only other option is to buy a new motherboard I want to avoid at all costs. \

  Thanks in advance.

  I don't know how old is your computer, but if it is newer, you can try Partsurfer HP to see if the motherboard is available at HP.  If this isn't the case, you can search to see where it is sold.  I know that you would most likely find it on ebay.  Buy the same motherboard will make much easier since all the components will be fit and the recovery media will work.

  Here is a guide on Youtube that will help you to replace:

• Corrupt BIOS on the Satellite X 200

  I think I've damaged the BIOS on my Satellite X 200, when I tried to update the version of the BIOS using the software on Toshiba support page at
  http://UK.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/download_bios.jsp?service=UK
  Satellite X 200 2.50 - WIN32 Toshiba

  It seems to have applied the update; no error when running this utility. BUT my X 200 primer is more.
  I suspect that the BIOS has been corrupted!
  My X 200 is two and a half years, so more under warranty.

  What are my options?
  The BIOS chip can be replaced? If so, how Toshiba likely to be practiced for this Service?

  Would like to see that all the tips.

  Hello Tony

  In my view there is not much you can do about it. The BIOS chip is damaged and only authorized Toshiba service can help you.
  Try to contact the closest service and explain the situation.

• HP G62: Cannot enter the BIOS menu, system will ask the admin password

  I just bought a HP G62.

  I add 4 GB DDR in order to get 8 GB total.

  When I try to enter the BIOS meny, prompted me the admin password.

  The seller told me he never entered a BIOS password.

  Could you please help?

  It was a keyboard problem.

  I found the solution here:

  http://dogber1.blogspot.fr/2009/05/table-of-reverse-engineered-BIOS.html

  The tool mentioned that the passphrase using a qwerty keyboard.

• HP G62 notebook computer: model bios update for HP G62 laptop need: WJ544AV

  Hi, I need a bios upgrade for a HP G62 laptop model: WJ544AV but when I search this site a different model appears in the results.

  Here are the results:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-G62-200-notebook-PC-series/4150047/model/4188395

  I don't know if it's okay.  I don't really want to install the incorrect BIOS upgrade.

  all of the suggestions.

  Thank you

  Hello:

  The number of product that you posted indicates that you have this model...

  HP G62t-250 CTO Notebook PC.

  If your model has an Intel processor, then you are on the right page.

  The update of the BIOS is for models of the Intel only.

• 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!