HP Pavilion P7-1235: repair of the BIOS

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  I have a HP Pavilion a1710n desktop initially under Vista Home Premium.  Problem is hard disk came out, I then replaced with a hard drive Western Digital SATA of similar type.  However, now I am unable to enter BIOS using F10 or Escape or by pressing the F1 key turning on the PC.  When I tried to put Vista on the PC, it stopped and gave me an error 0 x 80070002; Lack of D:\Sources\Installation, which I do not know what it means exactly or how to fix it.  I had already updated the Vista Home Premium to Win7 Pro.  Given that the disc is a disc update of Win7, guess I'll have to reinstall Vista first and then update again to Win7 Pro?  At the moment everything I have on the PC is the new hard drive without any Windows operating system and my PC doesn't seem to be reading the new hard drive, I think, and in the Start Menu, it is shown as 3rd master drive and DVD is 2nd Master.  So what happened the 1st master?  No what should be my new hard drive?  I'm always so frustrated and of course, my PC is long out of warranty, although I tried calling support without much help I'm afraid.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello again patticat22,

  Thank you for responding to my message. If I understand your reference Bravo you check to see if you can find a solution? If and it would be better to search for accepted Solutions because they are used to indicate that a solution has been found, where a Bravo must indicate appreciate for a position.

  As for your question, I think it could be a drive for the failure of the installation that you have and recommend you order another set. I'm you provide a link to the HP Support document: looking for HP recovery discs or a USB HP recovery disk?, which has all the necessary steps to guide you through the ordering a new set of recovery disks. There may be a fee for ordering them, but I think this will solve your problem and get your computer back operational.

  So you can try to use the HP support document: removing and replacing the CMOS battery, that you want to remove the battery (keep out 24 hours before putting it again) and put it back. This should clear your BIOS and reset back to factory. If the BIOS is still inaccessible after that, I think it would be best if you contacted technical support HP for repair options.
  
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  Please re-post though I have well understood you or if you need additional support. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great weekend!

• HP Pavilion dv4-1120br: doubts about the BIOS update for my model with the operating system current instaled.

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv4-1120br, I know that this model of HP laptop is old, but I instaled the 64 bit of Windows 10 on my machine and saw that my BIOS is version F.30 and the last of them available on the site of HP F.66 has.

  The problem is that this model is not suport for Windows 10 because, as I said, is too old. Can I download and run the update of the BIOS for Windows 7 64-bit available in the Web site, or I need to downgrade my OS to Windows 7, update the BIOS and then pass it back to Windows 10?

  Thanks for the help!

  Cantarino

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  Your second proposal is correct - as the updates to the BIOS on the HP site are specific to the OS version and if you try to run one for Win7 in Win10, it will refuse to run.

  Good luck

• HP Pavilion dv6000 need to reset the BIOS password so I can ennable my wireless network

  I bought a HP Pavilion dv6000 laptop of a friend and you need to reset the BIOS password because she can't remember it... I can't open an internet oonto session due to my wireless adapter is disabled in the BIOS. Can you help me please... Thank you

  Keep trying no matter what password until you get a code of error/halt.

  Then, visit the site below & error/halt code allows to get a master password to work.

  https://DL.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26983620/Java_Bios/biosunlock.html

• Pavilion dv6t 7000: failure of the BIOS (Caps lock flashes twice a secone)

  My laptop model number is Pavilion dv6t 7000. In recent days, he had a problem. When I turned off my laptop and put it off, the next day I find that is not starting. A black screen, caps lock shift is blicking twice and f12 key is red (WIFI). Nothigs happen. Then, I searched and came to know that it is the failure of the bios. Then I tried some way and nothings worked. ATLAST when I remove the cmos battery it set again after 2 or 1 minute its starts fine. Then againg I turn off the computer and its power day following again the same problem. I was to solve this problem by removing cmos battery and put it again for 4 or 5 days. But today this tip does not work. I tried so many method like (Windows key + B), (byholding down the power button for 1 minute), (Flash UEFI) etc. to solve the problem of failure of the bios, nothing worked at all. What is the problem?  Is this really a failure of the bios? How can solve this problem? What is a dangerous problem? There the chances that my laptop is completely exhausted?

  Hello
  beep codes or led lights will Flash at the start of the system may indicate a hardware fault or BIOS you say you have tried all the troubleshooting steps
  
  I would like to run the hardware check to make sure it's all working please follow the guide below for instructions and report:
  
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03467259#AbT1
  
  Tests using UEFI diagnostics and run the quick test
  
  Thank you
  James

• Pavilion g7 2325dx: info from the BIOS for a correct start of the drive to a new hard drive windows

  My hard drive is dead and he needed replacement. Did. Had initially been Windows8, but upgraded to Windows 10. Impossible to re boot with drives of resettlement. Need BIOS startup specs, screen info to use disks.

  Hey Bettyboophume,

  No worries! If you have recovery media, you should be able to put it in and have the laptop back on it. However, just in case where that is not the case for you, there is a document called configuration of the Boot in the BIOS system order.

  The boot order can be configured on the Advanced tab in the BIOS Setup menu. The procedure for changing the boot order may vary according to the model of the computer.

  HP Pavilion Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide of g7, on page 90, Chapter 7, backup, restore, and recovery (Windows 8) you will see that it says:

  Change the order of computer startup if the computer does not restart in HP Recovery Manager, you can change the order of the computer startup, which is of the order of the devices listed in the BIOS where the computer searches the startup information. You can change the selection to an optical drive or a USB flash drive.

  To change the boot order:

  1. Insert the HP Recovery Media, that you have created.

  2 restart the computer.

  3. press on and hold esc while restarting the computer and then press f9 to boot options.

  4. Select the optical drive or you want to boot from USB flash drive.

  5. follow the on-screen instructions.

  I hope this helps!

  I would like to know how it goes

• HP PAVILION 1015TX M6: failure of the BIOS update F.26 F.27

  My machine was originally Windows 7 Home Premium, and then when Windows 8 came out, I bought a license for Pro 8.1. Updated the FW since then to F.26A and no problems at all.

  Now Windows 10 was released, updated for the new OS, put an SSD to give more subsidy, adding memory and 16 GB is now running on a Micron 256SSD.

  Recently, Windows 1607 came out, I got the update and noticed that my internal webcam does not work. I thought about updating everything I can find and saw a new firmware version F.27. Downloaded, run the executable file, looks very promising and then restart that he arrested! If there was a way to do it using a USB via Windows executable, I can do it but it's too late.

  Can you please help me restore / recover my BIOS of laptop computers? Now if I turn on my laptop, the screen is blank and I cannot see that the WiFi led is lit in orange. I tried windows + B key too and if I do that I can see the caps lock flashes two times goes off, Wifi led remains lit in orange, then after a few seconds caps lock flashes again. I am so desperate to fix this again and I don't want to throw it.

  Can someone in the HP please help or anyone who has the experience to restore / recover my BIOS?

  I downloaded sp77669.exe and sp66782.exe, followed steps http://support.hp.com/nz-en/document/c02693833 but it does not give me the next step to extract it on USB, it just runs and tries to attempt to run the executable insyde. Of course it will fail because I use a HP device just for this previous bios on a USB key. Step in here is misleading in some way, because I don't get the option to create the usb bios recovery. I tried to use 7zip to open the executable file and I can find all the files Roma or bin inside.

  I fixed it now! hoooooray!

  Here are the steps so I did... and then summarize

  (1) removed the CMOS battery for a day (24 h), battery not attached either.

  2A) set the CMOS battery

  2 (b) connected AC, you press the Windows key + B, then held the power button for 3-4 seconds and then release

  (3) did not work

  (4) tried again, repeated step 2, still nothing

  I went desperate... you need a HP HDD to another machine that still have the recovery partition.

  (5) power removed, removed my SSD drive temporarily took my netbook HP HARD drive and put it on my computer pavilion laptop of m6.

  (6) repeat step 2

  (7) not working, lock shift always blink and light up orange Wifi signal

  (8) turned off, which held the power button for 30secs or more

  (9) repeated a step 2 again and viola, the LCD turns on again, then I got an invalid checksum error CMOS and says it will reset the bios Setup with its previous version and I saw it from 0 to 100%. I don't have what it does in time so I let him finish and it restarts and started access my OS HARD drive, of course I don't want to start from it, so I just shot it extinguished/turned on and tested so it will try to start now and he did.

  (10) off, place my SSD back and restarted

  (11) happy again...

  Just so to be sure it it will always start upward and to confirm what version of bios, ive got, I stopped him again.

  Check the bIOS version and I got the latest bios version f.27 LMAO! This thing happened to step 9 0-100% must be a continuation of the update stopped. It didn't reset it instead it just finished off the coast of the update. isn't that great! Perhaps maybe this a defect on the update of hp in the process. (With 1) win10 OS and 2) an SSD is maybe a problem with the update process if you do the OS, I'm just speculating. The operating system that is supported on the site isn't until Win8, although technically, they are the same win8 family and 10 but who knows. I suggest if you got the same setup as mine, do the update regardless of the OS, start from a USB Pendrive and up-to-date in this way if you'll be lucky to find a bootable version.

• HP 15 B044SL: Computer laptop HP Pavilion 15 15-B044SL of the bios password reset

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion 15 15-b044sl and I forgot the password of the bios. Disabled system code number is 86103738. Can you help me, please.

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• HP pavilion 15-p125ng: restoration of the bios

  So I've updated my bios, insyde f.42 and temperatures of the cpu, motherboard and gpu increase 10-15 ° C on average. This is not acceptable, which explains why im trying to do a bios recovery.

  Unfortunatally this procedure does not work since the update of the bios screen does not appear:

  If you were able to update, the previous version should already be in a folder in the C: partition.

  You can download the BIOS versions from the driver download section free service portal support for your laptop. There are three or four versions in the section of Windows 8.1 driver.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-15-notebook-PC-series/7234915/model/7479773

  Download and right click on the softpaq to extract it in a directory, you can easily find or even a usb key.

  I use 7 - zip to extract the compressed files.

  http://www.7-zip.org/

• HP pavilion n242se 15: problem with the BIOS software

  Hello
  I have HP pavilion 15-n242se and I have the problem with the software of the BIOS, because when I restart the computer it turns off completely and go back a few seconds later.
  Please, I want to again software for BIOS for Windows 10 64 bit
  
  Can you help me?

  SyrianCow

  Sorry for the bad news, but HP does not update the BIOS of your PC for Windows-10.

  They planned them to Win8.1, and you should have to do the upgrades at the time, BEFORE you upgraded to Win10.

  The HP BIOS upgrades are OS-specific version, so now that you have upgraded, you can no longer run these.

• HP Pavilion 15-computer N208TX laptop: HP Pavilion 15-N208TX - I forgot the BIOS password

  Hi people,

  I use a laptop HP Pavilion 15 - N208TX , I forgot the password of BIOS Administrastrion.

  Because of this problem, I'm not able to select the option of start menu to select the boot device to install the operating system.

  can you guide me to reset the BIOS password.

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• HP Pavilion dv7 won't enter the BIOS. Anyone (Esc, F9, F10, F1, F2 etc.) on the key

  Hello

  I have HP pavilion dv7, which leaves me not in the BIOS to change the boot order.

  I have windows 8 32-bit installed and keep start normally any key (Esc, F9, F10, F1, F2 etc) at the beginning, is pressed or hold... it will not stop the boot and won't let me in the BIOS. All it does if the keys are pressed, it emits beeps but boot then anyway.

  I want to boot from USB and install WIndows 8.1 64bits.

  Help, please.

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  This could help you as it solved my problem yesterday. I disabled quick start (or quick start) in the settings menu of your laptop. I have turned on one day, not knowing that it prevents you from all the boot options. I'm at work and do not have access to a large part of the internet, but google "disable fast boot windows 8 ' or 'disable' quickboot. There are quite a few Web pages that walk through it.

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• Pavilion P7-1510: Get to the bios to enable impossible to reinstall

  I had a failed HARD drive and put a new one in but cant boot legacy options (DVD) I guess because the inheritance is not enabled in the bios. It is, all that I can see the bios info is not true bios. The f2/f10/ffffff type shows only information. Even escape will look at the boot options, but the legacy is not there. Is there a lockout on the bios?

  Try this link

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• HP Pavilion laptop PC 15: update the bios

  Product name: HP Pavilion 15 laptop

  Product number: G8D81PA #ABG

  Serial number: [edited by moderator serial number

  8.1 Windows 64-bit

  I tried to apply the update to the BIOS F.16Ap1, Soft Pack no. SP69882. I did this on the advice of the HP Support Assistant. He also recommended updates for Cyberlink Power2Go and Cyberlink YouCam software. It seems that these two updates are working.

  The first time I restarted the computer it came with the error screen saying there was a problem and he tried to fix it. This happened twice. Then a screen appears that had a number of options, including "Restart" and "try to solve the problem." I chose "shut down the computer.

  I left the computer off for about 5 minutes.

  To restart the computer in the HP Support Assistant update message was still there so I tried again. This time the procedure seems to flow normally. The computer rebooted and everything seems in order. However, the HP Support Assistant says even the BIOS need to be updated.

  I was not looking to shut down the computer, or remove the external power source, while the update was underway.

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  @Guillem0355

  Good then, for this model the right page is this.

  HP Pavilion n218ax-15 Notebook PC - software & drivers

  And Yes, if it is to show that the version of the BIOS, HPSA now so you should be good. Remember what I wrote before, on how to roll back your version if you must, but from the sounds of things, it should not be necessary.

• Pavilion tx1410us - error messages from the BIOS disk Test

  My first post here so greetings and a happy new year to all.

  I have a Pavilion tx1410us who seems to have a hard drive problem. I have Vista (Partition 2 - 60 2 GB as/dev/sda2) and Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit (1-1 St 20 GB as/dev/sda1 Partition) on the first partition and am getting ATA DMA error messages 2 and on the console when running Ubuntu.

  When I had Vista on the first part of the disc I was getting a lot of errors on Vista.

  I ran check disk for bad blocks, but several seem to be coming.

  Last night I ran the test of the drive from the BIOS twice and twice got them the same "Test #2-07 failure" error message. The text is perhaps not quite correct, but the "#2-07" is certainly.

  Does anyone have a reference to what the BIOS messages mean?

  With the errors appear to come from the same part of the disk that would lead me to believe that it's the hard drive itself which is a failure, but I want to be sure that it is not the disk controller until I get a new hard drive.

  It was close in the past, but we are now very careful to use only on a surface hard and keep the vents unblocked so I think I can have escaped heating problems that seem to dog these machines.

  If someone is under Linux, you can install the monitor CPU cmdlets and the temperature of the system that can sit on your desktop and show you the temperatures constantly. Very useful. Interesting to see the speed at which the processor gets hot when editing or video processing.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Andy

  Hi Andy,.

  The error message definetely is hard even though I'm not sure what #2 refers to other it can tell the difference between the short and complete test.  This, and the fact that more unusable blocks are appearing constantly in all point to the failure of the HARD drive.

  Best wishes

  DP - K