HP Pavilion h8-1031 UEFI Application

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  If this is happened with windows 7 is installed at the time and I running windows 10 now.

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  (b) is likely to cause problems for the Member of the forum if their own system has problems in the future? Not at all, but they can only do 1 set of the 2299sa recovery media.

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  Hello faroukal, from your description of the events that you are experiencing, they are all normal.

  The black screen with cursor blinking in the upper left corner is normal for all systems.

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  Your images do not show that. InSyde BIOSes are normally sections of Configuration, security and startup options.

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  Hi @songofsu,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I looked into your problem with your HP Pavilion Notebook g7 and screen will Flash between a blank blue screen with a task bar and a desktop on startup with Windows 8.1 screen updated. Here is a document that will give you some troubleshooting tips.

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• firmware on L322X issues

  I have a serious problem on a computer (L322X) XPS13 laptop which seems to be related to the firmware and UEFI.

  Context of the problem

  Laptop model: L322X
  BIOS version: A07

  Description of the problem

  Most of the time, the laptop does not start successfully on cold start. Pressing the switch turns on the backlight for the keypad to light but the screen is completely black, and the DELL logo with startup options does not appear. Activating/Deactivating the SHIFT key has no effect on the LED. Briefly press the power button causes the cell to stop immediately, and that's all I can do in such situation.

  Sometimes the laptop will work properly: the DELL logo appears, allowing me to enter the program installation and start-up as expected: I can boot Windows 8 or any other OS install and everything works fine. When an OS is running, I put the laptop into sleep mode and it wakes back up normally. But if I chose another option (shutdown or reboot), the laptop stops correctly, but the problem will happen when he starts again.

  The observed behavior is 9 times on 10 after each cold start randomly. After days of test, it does not appear to be affected by:
  n ' matter what BIOS setting, including UEFI mode/Legacy mode, Secure Boot, quick start or any other option. 'Reset to defaults' has no effect.
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  Context of the problem

  The problem seems to have started after I tried to boot from a USB based on linux using the UEFI. Before that, I was able to install any OS based on linux on the reader and the start-up in Legacy mode without any problem. It's only after you start a linux image in UEFI mode that the problem began to occur, and kept going on since then, not matter what OS I boot on and regardless of the BIOS mode I use (UEFI mode or legacy).

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  You are looking for a solution

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  I did a few tests more and managed to Flash the firmware to the A09 version:

  (1) I ran the utility of the firmware on a different computer, wait that he extracted his data in the temporary folder. The closure of the extraction dialog box, I went %TEMP%\ExtactTemp\ and copied the files on a USB of FAT16 key (sometimes the default.rsp file has an extra extension ".bak"; it should be renamed to "default.rsp").
  (2) I inserted the USB key into a USB port on the L322X, while power off, unplug the power cable, pressed the END key, reconnected the power cable and the END button is released after 1 second. This caused the laptop start automatically and directly start the flashing BACK to the USB troubleshooter.
  (3) the started flashing utility to read the BIOS current and as expected, it failed and caused a restart. I kept repeat step 2 (of dozens of times) and the flashing utility has finally managed to read the ROM and over the flash operation.

  To restart the computer, the DELL logo is immediately apparent. I'm in installation options and verified that the version of the A09 firmware. Since then, the computer has always started correctly after a cold start or restart and the problem appeared, apparently solved flashing of the firmware to the A09 version.

  I think it is safe to conclude now that the firmware is the cause of the problem and not the hardware. Given that the problem appeared after the UEFI boot on a linux kernel after months of use the old BIOS, I think that an operation - for example a kernel crash - may have set the NVRAM in an invalid state. I read on the web that both Windows and linux use the NVRAM to store dumps, so this may be the cause of the problem. During the tests, I did, I started on an EFI shell and did a dump of the smbiosview and dmpstore commands, and I compared the shock of before and after the flash succeeded with a utility of merging, but I couldn't identify significant differences (the only differences in smbiosview were on the SKUNumber that has been fixed in A08 and A09; there were more differences to EFI variables in dmpstore but I don't found no documentation on most of them - including the DELL associated - I place something useful; I can provide these discharges if necessary).

  So for now, I don't know what solves the problem exactly: is the revision A09 which fixes a bug that existed in A07 or what the flashing process that cleaned something in NVRAM? (especially since 'default.rsp' contains indicators such as the /cvar which seems to relate to persistent memory erasure)? Any idea on the subject is welcome.

• HP Pavilion 1308ax UEFI g4 support?

  Hello!

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