Laptop HP 15-ac176na: update BIOS (Intel processors)

Hello

I was download the updates from the HP support Assistant.  3 updated driver installed fine, but the update BIOS for Intel processors just to be on the road all day.  It seemed to download ok, the blue bar filled and he said that it was installing, but never finished because I had to stop going to bed.

How long does take to install?  HP laptop laptop 15-ac176na.

Thank you

Paul

Hi Paul,.

There seems to be a listed version between your and the update offered - F.1E Rev.A (provides microcode update CPU)-the HP bios updates are almost always cumulative, but I saw a few times when it's bbe made in order, then it can be interesting to see if F.1E Rev.A Flash correctly - if this is the case, try to rerun F.1F Rev.A

F.1E Rev.A is on the following link

http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp74001-74500/sp74374.exe

Once the download is complete, close other open windows and programs, then open your download folder and double-click the installer to start the process.  The real flash will occur when you restart the machine - do not interrupt it somehow, even if nothing seems to be happening for a while - when it is finished, the machine will load in Windows as usual.

Kind regards

DP - K

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